Peach Beach RV Park

Best place to camp in Maryhill and the fruit stand is clean and tidy. The employees where polite friendly and helpful. Family owned and operated. Could not think of a better place to go.

Easy check in process. The camp hosts were kind enough to change our spot and we ended up with a waterfront view to die for.
The campground was not very luxurious but did not have any negatives to speak of. The campground itself was very clean and well maintained, there were bathrooms and shower facilities, some of the spaces had no hookups (dry), some partial hookups and some had full hookups. The location of the campground, right on the Columbia River, was perfect as you could enjoy the waters of the river or just sit back and enjoy the view.
The WiFi worked flawlessly the whole time we were camping. I would recommend this campground to anyone travelling along I-​84 and I hope to visit again in the future.

So my brother booked this site for us which was also his 2^nd camping trip. Peach Beach is on the river on a rocky beach near two train tracks. The trains didn’t bug us but we could hear them from inside the RV so I imagine it would be super loud for tent camping. The sites are mostly back in with a few pull thru and had lots of grass and shade trees around and an old picnic table. The utilities were nice and they had wifi but it did kick me off quite a bit. There is no play area for the kids which is a must for us but because there was a nice gravel loop to ride your bikes on they did that most of the time. Since you’re right next to Maryhill State Park you can use their rocky swimming area or boat launch. All in all we had a great time but we might not let my brother pick the site next time.

Both Tracy and Dawn are spot on. Yes there are trains, yes the wifi wasn’t the greatest, and yes we had a couple power outages. Always plug in with a surge protector attachment! But we were there for over 4 months and loved it. The scenery was just magical! (I uploaded some photos.)The owners were nice, very helpful, and willing to work with us when we had to move suddenly. We’d go back.

We camped here for 2 weeks from last part of September to October.
Pros: beautiful scenery, quiet during the day, clean fresh air, great for some kids, clean outhouse, pet-​friendly, helpful and laid-​back managers, close enough to Biggs (for some necessities), or just walk on over to the fruit stands, some close-​by local attractions (stonehenge, church, observatory, etc), friendly campers.
Cons: all full-​hook-​ups will be full indefinitely (all are taken by workers for the windmill), no refund policy (but try talking to the owners, he may return your money, a toss-​up), noise of trains and trucks at night (holy crap batman), and crazy gale of wind (serious wind) at times.

Nice location on the river and next to Maryhill State Park. Short walk to a nice fruit stand at the orchard next door. There are issues, though. Wifi only works if you are right next to the bath house, so don’t expect to use it if you are further than 3 – 4 spots away, and even when you can get it, you get kicked off frequently. Power is 30 amp, electric and water, with a dump station. Very narrow spaces with picnic table and small strip of grass for each site, but you are right on top of the next camper, especially with pop-​outs. Trees at all spots but they are not very well maintained — limbs brush your RV and there were large fallen limbs regularly when we were there — beware. Also had several brief power outages. Small steep gravel beach that opens onto the river and a small shallow inlet to a defunct boat ramp, frequented by a flock of geese, so there’s goose poop everywhere. Not very kid-​friendly, but a good place to put in a small raft or canoe. We preferred walking next door to the state park with a very nice, safely roped off beach. Frequent trains at all hours — didn’t bother us with our AC running, but definitely not quiet. Nice enough park managers, except… we paid for a month in advance, stayed 2 weeks (work ended early), and we were not given a penny back, and to make matters worse, they laughed about it. Not cool. I would only stay again if no other local options were available.