RV Rental Mosier, OR

Memaloose State Park is a magical place in the Columbia River Gorge. Once home to tribes of Chinook Indians, the park gets its name from Memaloose Island, a nearby island in the Columbia River that once served as an Indian burial ground. On the banks of the Columbia River, the park provides cool comfort even in the warmest of days. Enjoy a picnic or go for a scenic walk when you visit. And when you rent an RV, you can stay at the park’s campground, which features 43 full hook-up sites with fire pits and picnic tables, and restrooms with flush toilets and hot showers.

Soak in stunning views of the Columbia Gorge when you book a motorhome rental in Mosier. The Mosier Plateau Trailhead is located just off of Highway 30 in Mosier. From there, the trail follows Mosier Creek, winds through Pocket Park, and ends atop the Mosier Plateau. On your hike, you’ll be able to see Mosier Creek Falls as well as the canyon walls of Mosier Creek. As you continue hiking to the top of the plateau, you’ll catch terrific glimpses of the Columbia Gorge and meadows used in Mosier’s agriculture. Visit between March and May, the peak of wildflower season, or check out the abundant wildlife, including bald eagles, in winter and early spring.

Make your way across the Columbia River to Klickitat County, Washington. Less than a 20-minute drive away, here you can stretch your legs on the 7.8-mile Coyote Wall Hike. The hike includes popular destinations such as Hamilton Mountain, Dog Mountain, Table Mountain, Coyote Wall, and Catherine Creek. Coyote Wall’s grassy slopes make it a popular attraction among mountain bikers while expansive views, oak woodlands, and birdwatching opportunities make it ideal for nature lovers. Being such a short drive from Mosier, it’s a must-visit when you book an RV in Wasco County.

Looking for a place to post up for the night? Consider Columbia Hills RV Village in Dallesport, Washington. Less than half an hour's drive outside of Mosier, the RV park has large, secluded campsites with stunning views of Mount Hood. Sites include full hookups, and there is also an on-site laundry facility and showers.

Another choice in the Columbia Gorge region is Bridge RV Park and Campground in White Salmon, Washington. The campground has 35 paved RV sites outfitted with a picnic table and full hookups featuring 30/50 amp electrical service. Guests also have access to Wi-Fi and cable TV. The campground has a laundry room and restrooms with hot showers too.

Columbia Gorge Discovery Center and Museum in The Dalles is an excellent place to start your trip. The center educates visitors on the area’s flora, fauna, history, and development of the Columbia River Gorge through its various exhibits. Permanent exhibits in the museum include “Ice Age,” “Early Explorers and Oregon Trail,” “Historic Columbia River Highway and Early Transportation,” and many others. There are also a variety of traveling exhibits for guests to experience too.

Thinking about booking a travel trailer rental in Mosier between June and October? If so, plan on visiting Mosier Farmers Market. Every Sunday, food vendors, musicians, artists, locals, visitors, and everyone in between gather on First Street in Downtown Mosier. Shop for fresh local food including fruits, vegetables, honey, meat, cheese, and baked goods. There are also activities for the kids, so it’s something the entire family can enjoy when you reserve an RV rental near Mosier.

If you rent a motorhome in Mosier, check out the spectacular Mosier Twin Tunnels Trail. Part of the Historic Columbia River Highway, this section of the trail is closed off to car traffic, making it the ideal place to hike or ride bikes. The tunnels were originally constructed in 1921 but abandoned in 1954 after the construction of a safer roadway near the water. Though once derelict, the Historic Columbia River Highway has been restored with new or rebuilt walls, new surface, and the tunnels have been cleared of rock rubble. Today, visitors can enjoy an 8.5-mile round-trip riverside hike through Douglas fir and big-leaf maple forests until they reach the twin tunnels.