Threemile Canyon-Quesnel Park

The East bound exit takes you under the I-84 and down to the Columbia River. The road isn't paved, just take it slow.

You could turn a semi around in here. Lots of space and level enough. There was a Class C here when I arrived. Didn't really notice anyone else.

There are 3 long drop toilet and a few tables West of the boat ramp. All were impressively clean.
An access gate was open downriver of the boat ramp. I believe you can access the section west of the gate for more parking options.

I didn't hear the freeway at all. Just wetland birds ie, kildeer, starling, blackbirds, meadowlark...

As usual along the Columbia River, expect it to be breezy during the day and diminishing toward the evening.

There isn't much here, but it is never busy. With water access, views of the river and Washington and decent internet, it's a great place for a night or two. You don't get much highway or train noise, which is nice. It's not a large area, but there are a couple private spots and then one open parking lot. Any size rig can fit and get into this area. I absolutely LOVE the river views!

This spot is right on the water, can accommodate big rigs. We were there during the week with our 26’ TT and only saw a couple other campers. You can barely hear train or road noise. Big open gravel area with little shade. It is hot in August! 100 degrees. Vault toilet. Easy and smooth gravel road to get in. 4 bars of Verizon. I would stay again for free, maybe not when so hot though!

This spot is right off I84 with a short gravel road to a handful of spots to camp right by the Columbia River. There is a little train noise but not too bad. There is a lot of wind as this is a popular wind surfing spot. The good news is that wind keeps the bugs under control. Public bathroom (pit) is there as well. Definitely would stay here again if I was looking for quick roadside camp over.

Easy access off I84. A well maintained gravel road leads to a large parking area with a few sites along the Columbia River. We opted to park along the edge of the parking area in a nice level spot. Includes water access including a boat launch. Noted a pit style toilet on premises. Beautiful views of the river. Noted some highway noise and train but not terrible.

This was a nice free place to stay for a night. Great views right on the river. The road in was easy to navigate. Seemed to be recently laid gravel. At the end of the road is a gravel lot that leads to a boat ramp. Plenty of room for several rv’ers. There was only one other RV the night we stayed. The restrooms were locked due to Covid, but there was a clean porta potty. There were 3 cars that came through at separate times after midnight and then left. There is a train track across the river and several trains throughout the night. They didn’t blow the horn, but you can hear them. Didn’t bother us too much. The flies get pretty bad at sunset, but it’s camping so it’s expected. No shade. Fishermen Start to arrive at sunrise (we had 4 show up) so don’t expect to sleep in too late. You’ll wake up as they in load their boats.

We didn’t see any sign about no overnight stays. There is “rules” list by the restrooms and it just said “max stay 14 days”.

We pulled up around 1:00 and noticed the no overnight sign, but chose to ignore it, as did others that were there.
We parked next to the river just before entering the fenced area. It was beautiful but windy, as it typically is along the Columbia.
It was 100 degrees so we didnt venture out much until later in the evening.
I did not hear the highway or the trains at night.