Clackamette RV Park

A beautiful Park, with a lot to offer.Enjoy the river,feed the ducks,relax in the tranquility. It offers "Horseshoes", Also for the skaters, a skateboard park.Plenty of picnic tables, along with a large covered picnic area. Paths for walking.Just be careful of duck poo,It's home to many ducks of variety.It has a Boat launch with plenty of parking.Enjoy this park, rain or shine.Park facing river from your vehicle and enjoy the serenity of it

Love that this park has walking trails that goes all around the whole park. Lots of low waters on Clackamas river side, so that your little people can play n enjoy also. Only downfall about this park is not adequate parking. Had a great time tho.

Very family friendly place. Nice and quiet after hours. There are no sewer hookups,but their is a dump station right outside the gate. If you or your significant other happened to works after 10pm till tam you will need to park outside the gate but my husband and I have had no issues of break-ins to our vehicles any time we stay here. Great family fun place to visit.

It’s worth noting that this RV park DOES NOT have any bathrooms and showers; the only available restrooms are a public one in the nearby city park or at a McDonalds up the road, both being crowded with homeless individuals and rowdy visitors. The RV spots only offer electric and water hookups, while the dump station is located outside the park in the city park area. We noticed a significant presence of homeless individuals and young skater kids, who were quite vocal and could be disruptive to others. Additionally, there’s no security at the RV park, allowing random individuals to freely pass through on their way to the river, city park or just roam around scouting the area. We also noticed several homeless digging through the dumpsters at the park during the day and at night.

While the park boasts a pleasant location near the city park, skate park, and river with nice views, the absence of amenities like functional bathrooms and showers combined with the nightly rate of $50 makes it hard to recommend. Ultimately, I feel it is not worth the cost given these drawbacks.

A sometimes quiet, sometimes packed local favorite. Families, people looking for water and maybe a rocky beach to sit at, and peeps with boats, have been coming here for decades. I remember coming here with my dad, just to hang out. Go for a walk along the river, just be careful as you always should. And in just a little walk you’ll see where it flows into the Willamette. Actually, why am I telling you this? Don’t come here. It’s a semi-hidden gem, and if Im going to traipse across town to my nostalgic beautiful get-away, I want to have a parking spot.