RV rental Viento State Park, OR: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Viento State Park was named for three railroad tycoons who laid down tracks for the first railroad company. Viento is a mashup of the owners’ names: Villard, Endicott, and Tollman. Viento is also a Spanish word for wind, which is an apt coincidence. Due to a geographic quirk, the valleys and mountains around, as well as the Columbia River Gorge itself, channel winds into this area. Viento State Park, located in Oregon, is known for being the best spot for windsurfing and kitesurfing on the Columbia River. Although it can be quite blustery at times, the stretch of shoreline is relatively clear of rocky outcroppings and other obstacles.

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Getting Outdoors

Between a bounty of water recreational activities and lush green woods to explore, adventurers won’t be bored. Swim, sail, kayak, or tube at Viento State Park. In late spring and early summer, hit the rapids for pulse-pounding fun. A short hike on one of the ADA accessible trails terminates with a grand view of Starvation Creek Falls. This waterfall is underrated due to its location as it descends some 190 feet in a delicate, graceful veil into a pool that in turn tumbles over a jumble of moss-clad rocks on its way to the Columbia River. Starvation Creek Falls is just the closest of dozens of waterfalls in the area. Explore them all in a rental camper when you visit Viento State Park.
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Camping at Viento State Park

With so much to do and see around Viento State Park, it’s hard to think of a reason to leave the area when campgrounds are so plentiful. Camping at Viento State Park not only offers fantastic views of the river, it also has 56 sites with electric and water hookups, restrooms, and hot showers.
Camping at Viento State Park

Exploring the Area

Under the shadow of Mt. Hood that looms large to the south and the wide river sweeping past, the world shrinks down to a few tiny towns along the Highway 84 corridor. There’s plenty of places to see, though, with some patience and a handy RV rental. Downriver, the Cascade Locks Historical Museum, which overlooks a series of locks used to raise and lower boats, is inside one of the three original lock tender 1905 houses. Inside the small home-turned-museum, hundreds of photographs, documents, and yellowed maps provide a glimpse into the river’s past. The town of Cascades Locks has attractions like art galleries, craft beer breweries, and an old-fashioned drive-in diner.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Starvation Creek Falls, ORHood River, OR
  • Cabin Creek Falls and Lancaster Falls Trail, ORViento State Park, OR
  • Mount Defiance Trail, WAColumbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, WA
  • Lower Starvation Loop, ORViento State Park, OR
  • Starvation Ridge and Warren Lake Loop Trail, WAColumbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, WA
  • Augspurger Mountain Hike (Dog and CAT), WAColumbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, WA
  • Dog Mountain Trail, WAColumbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, WA
  • Dog Mountain Loop Trail, ORViento State Park, OR
  • Dog Mountain Long Loop Trail, WAColumbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, WA
  • Augspurger Mountain Trail, WAColumbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, WA

Recent RV rental reviews in Viento State Park

Amy Y.

June, 2026

Deb was an amazing host. She took the time to show me how her camper worked and also provided me w/ written instructions. Being a first at using a camper, I felt very comfortable after her tutorial. The camper itself was very comfortable, filled w/ helpful kitchen tools, camper chairs, and was clean and neat, and easy to drive. I highly recommend Camper Graysen and Deb!
Shannon D.

June, 2026

The renting of Manzanita was the culmination of years of wishing and dreaming. My partner and I were thinking of purchasing a Sprinter van, and we wanted to try renting one before making such a purchase. We came across Outdoosy, reviewed vehicles, and decided that Manzanita was ideal for our needs.
We contacted Lara and set up our rental.
Lara was more than helpful.
We picked up Manzanita and began our trip down the Oregon coast into Northern California.
We camped out at several sites and found Manzanita had all that we could need.
It was easy to drive and handled a few rough roads that other vehicles would have struggled through.
Steven D.

June, 2026

The host was very happy to help if we had any questions. She gave us a binder with helpful tips just in case. The RV came with many different amenities that were available to us if we desired such as utensils, pots, plates, etc. While heading back from our trip we ended up taking much longer than we anticipated and she was extremely patient and understanding with us. Her flexibility and kindness was appreciated and we would highly recommend her. Thank you again for everything!

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