Cascades, Crater Lake, Redwood National Park
Hi Again--I recently posted a question about travel through the mountains in routes and highways. Well, we think we have that resolved. We plan to stay somewhere in the Columbia River Gorge National...
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We stayed at the Columbia Riverfront RV Park in Woodland WA to explore the Columbia River Gorge. A bit tight but doable. They really enforce the rules!! Check out photos on: http://www.columbiariverfrontrvpark.com/ We had a pull in river view site. Be sure to make reservations and specify rig lengths. We got the last 2 sites and couldn't be next to each other as they were booked.
For Crater Lake, we stayed at Seven Feathers Casino RV Park in Canyonville OR right off I-5 and drove (about an hour) to Crater Lake. Beautiful drive! Seven Feathers is also a fuel stop with cheapest fuel in the area. Very nice travel center. Be sure to visit Tillamook Cheese and Ice Cream shop in Tillamook OR, and have lunch there!! Or skip lunch and just eat the ice cream!
For Redwoods, in Crescent City, stay at the KOA and drive (in your tow vehicle) the Howland Hills scenic road into the Redwood forest. Awesome!! you can google it for directions. Then, move down to Redcrest CA to Ancient Redwoods RV Park on Avenue of the Giants. You can walk out of the RV park into the Redwood trees!! Don't miss either one.
Been twice and we can't wait to go back!!
For Crater Lake, we stayed at Seven Feathers Casino RV Park in Canyonville OR right off I-5 and drove (about an hour) to Crater Lake. Beautiful drive! Seven Feathers is also a fuel stop with cheapest fuel in the area. Very nice travel center. Be sure to visit Tillamook Cheese and Ice Cream shop in Tillamook OR, and have lunch there!! Or skip lunch and just eat the ice cream!
For Redwoods, in Crescent City, stay at the KOA and drive (in your tow vehicle) the Howland Hills scenic road into the Redwood forest. Awesome!! you can google it for directions. Then, move down to Redcrest CA to Ancient Redwoods RV Park on Avenue of the Giants. You can walk out of the RV park into the Redwood trees!! Don't miss either one.
Been twice and we can't wait to go back!!
