Plymouth Park Campground

One lane in and all pull through loops. Very level and great space. Nightlife was hoping with beautiful sunsets, green grass, bats swooping, loads of frogs singing, and tress providing much needed shade. Of course there are bugs . Wish there was access to the river or a waterway. Can hear and see the trains, but they aren’t loud. Shower floor was consistently wet. Bring soap to the bathroom. One shower was free. Laundry facilities!

We stayed here twice in the same site #16. First time, 8/2021 for 4 nights and the second for 1 night 6/2022 as we embarked on our full-time RV life. Both times the camphosts were very nice, the park was very clean and although you can see the freeway you can't hear it. Only sound is the occasional rumble from a train. It does get hot in the summer here but cooling off in the river via nearby access. Nice inlet to swim, kayak, paddleboard, etc without being out on the main part of the river. The only con we had both times were the insects (moths, mosquitos, you name it). Not bad during the day but the evenings get bad. Advice would be not to have any external lights on to attract them. But still one of our favorite campgrounds in the area and we would definitely stay here again.

First of all, we were only scheduled for 4 nights but after our brand new truck broke down the park host, bent over backwards to keep us in our site. Thank you Shirley for all your help you are a rock star!!!!

The campsites are large with plenty of space between them. We were in a back-in that accommodated our 35’ fifth wheel and truck. There are pull-thrus as well. Not all sites are full hookup but the have a dump station and fresh water available.

Mosquitos were a bit annoying, bring bug spray!!!! All in all, the park is clean, quiet and BEAUTIFUL! We will absolutely stay here again.

Nice small Corps of Engineers campground on the Oregon / Washington border. Sites are mostly pull-thru; majority are 30A&50A w/e, but there are a few with w/e/s. One centrally-located bathhouse with one shower stall each men & women side. One washer & one drier. Even with families w/ kids & dogs, park was very quiet. No significant noise from train tracks approx 1/2 mile away. Occasional noise from power boats on the Columbia River, but none after dark. Note: US Army Corps of Engineers campgrounds are open to the public; reserved through https:www.recreation.gov

Plymouth Park is a great example of a Corps Park, large spacious sites in a scenic spot along the Columbia. They offer a mix of FHU and W/E only sites, some FCFS and most with reservations online. Our W/E (50amp) site was large enough, quite level, and the utilities were easy to reach and worked fine. They also have a dump station and shower house, along with plenty of room to walk a dog. The camp hosts are exceedingly friendly and helpful, and the location worked well for us to see a little of the area and enjoy some peace and quiet.
If there is any negative, it’s that Verizon was inconsistent, even with the booster. The sprinklers are a thing, and if I hadn’t read about that in another review, they probably would have been more of a surprise. They didn’t bother us, but they did come on in force just before 10pm on our first night, and they were close to our site so the sound was noticeable (I was still able to get out to walk our dog without getting sprayed).

Stayed here July 31and August 1st. Very nice park. Well maintained and designed. Lots of shade.

When we came it was very hot. 105 degrees and it didn’t cool down past 85 until midnight. Lots of smoke from the wildfires.

We did not do a bunch outside due to the air quality. So we can’t report on the available activities.

However the folks at the gate were very helpful and gracious. The facilities are first rate. It’s electric and water only for our site. Other sites had no power.

We will come back when we can get out and play.