RV rental Cascade Locks, OR: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

With so many great outdoor sights in the region, there are a few prime places to spend the night when you consider an RV rental in Cascade Locks. One option close to Portland is Sandy Riverfront RV Resort in Gresham. This park offers over 100 paved sites complete with full hookups and 30 and 50 amp electric. Amenities include laundry services, showers, and restrooms. Recreation on-site involves fishing and swimming in the Sandy River. Another option when you rent a camper in Cascade Locks is Bridge RV Park and Campground near Hood River. Just across the Columbia River in Washington, this smaller park contains roughly 30 paved sites complete with full hookups and 30 and 50 amp electric. Big rigs can pull through a spacious site and extend their slide-outs. Essential amenities are provided, and there's even a place to wash your RV.

Cascade Locks is a big enough place that campers shouldn't have to leave the city limits for any necessities, with shops and restaurants found across the city. If you're looking to learn more about the history and geography of the area when you book an RV in Cascade Locks, then plan a visit to the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center. This museum contains plenty of interesting exhibits, including an extensive history lesson on the development of the area, from the Native Americans to Lewis and Clark. There are also exhibitions on the Ice Age including life-size replicas of mammoths and saber-toothed cats. Another great museum to visit if you want to find out more about the development of Cascade Locks is Cascade Locks Historical Museum. This museum is located in of the picturesque old lock tenders' houses and is home to some interesting artifacts, including the Oregon Pony Engine which was the first steam locomotive built on the west coast. There are plenty of other exhibits too, including Native American history in the region and facts about the locks and waterways. One of the best places to visit in the city when you have a camper rental in Cascade Locks is the Bridge of the Gods. Now a massive bridge across the Columbia River that connects Washington and Oregon, the original bridge was formed by an enormous landslide which created an inland sea and natural dam. Native Americans would use this formation as a bridge and believed supernatural entities created it.