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This is a pretty nice campground. The sites are reasonably spaced apart, and it looks like many sites are big-rig friendly. Some are pull-through, though a bit tight. They have 50-amp electric, but no water/sewer hookups. I'm not sure why though - they have irrigation and sewer lines strewn throughout the park, I would think it would have been a relatively minor thing to add this to at least some of the sites. Knocking off 1 star for that. The bath/shower facility is "ok" - nothing great, and was closed for a couple days while I was there (and when trying to conserve water in your rig, a closed bath-house isn't cool). If I need to pass through the area again I would stay again, but won't go out of my way.

Nice campground. Excellent friendly hosts. Super clean in all areas. The views are beautiful but at the same time industrial with oil refineries across the river. Would stay again. Great value.

A most pleasant stay here in August 2016. The campground attendants were delightful. The park was well irrigated and green. The restrooms were clean though quite a distance from our riverside site. Communal water spigots but we had a reliable 30A hookup. Strong Verizon cell signal. The river view was parkland on our side, industrial on the other. Some traffic, railroad, and river traffic noise but not bad. Nice proximity to state and national historic sites and to wineries. We loved it. We used our Senior Pass and stayed for $13 on a Sunday night and $6.50 on Monday night.

I have been staying at Hood Park in Burbank WA for over 50 years. The park is in the worse shape I have ever seen. Dirty, dry, lawn not mowed, dead trees, garbage everywhere, and to top that off the camp attendants were extremely rude. We got there to have a good time not be treated poorly. We were very disappointed with our stay.