Discover 8 parks for camping within driving distance of The Dalles
"A historic city on the Columbia River, The Dalles is a gateway to the eastern Gorge and a convenient base for visiting Memaloose State Park."
A riverside park with camping, wildflowers, and panoramic Columbia Gorge views.
"The Dalles is a historic Columbia River city with museums, dining, and shopping. Visitors come for day trips, river recreation, and access to the Gorge."
A riverside park known for camping, fishing, hiking, and scenic views at the Deschutes and Columbia Rivers' meeting point.
"The Dalles offers a larger selection of restaurants, lodging, and riverfront amenities for park visitors. It is a convenient day-trip origin for boating, fishing, and scenic drives along the Columbia River."
A Columbia River park with beach access, boating, camping, and sweeping Gorge views.
"The Dalles offers more services, history, and river access within an easy drive. It is a common regional hub for visitors exploring the Columbia River Gorge."
A boat-access-only island park on the Columbia River with beaches, camping, and river recreation.
"The Dalles is a major Columbia River city with hotels, restaurants, and riverfront attractions. Travelers from here often visit Brooks Memorial State Park for camping, cooler forested scenery, and a quick escape from the river corridor."
A forested Columbia River Gorge park with camping, picnicking, and mountain views.
"The Dalles offers rich history, museums, and dining options, providing a convenient stop for travelers exploring the Gorge and nearby parks."
A riverside park in the Columbia River Gorge known for camping, windsurfing, and scenic beauty.
"The Dalles residents enjoy the short drive to Ainsworth for a change of scenery and access to the western Gorge’s waterfalls."
Ainsworth State Park is a scenic gateway to the Columbia River Gorge’s waterfalls and trails.
"A historic Columbia River city, The Dalles is a gateway for outdoor enthusiasts seeking scenic drives, wineries, and easy access to Cottonwood Canyon State Park."
A remote, scenic park along the John Day River with hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.