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Bridge of The Gods Motel & RV Park
Overview
Overview
Travelers rolling through the historic Columbia River Gorge will find Bridge of The Gods Motel & RV Park located right in Cascade Locks, Oregon. Situated along the dramatic canyon carved by the Columbia River, this property places visitors directly adjacent to one of the Pacific Northwest's most iconic engineering landmarks. The setting blends roadside convenience with striking natural scenery, making it a distinct stopover for drivers navigating the winding paths of the Pacific Northwest.
Location & Surroundings
Approaching via Interstate 84, drivers encounter steep basalt cliffs, dense evergreen forests, and frequent winds sweeping through the gorge. The climate here is heavily influenced by the marine air pushing through the mountains, often bringing overcast skies, mist, and dynamic weather shifts. Nearby settlements include Hood River to the east and Troutdale to the west, providing access to fuel, supplies, and regional services amid towering pine-covered ridgelines.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details are not universally documented, visitors should contact the management directly to confirm essential site specifications. When planning a stay at properties combining lodging and vehicle parking, it is wise to inquire about hookup availability, maximum vehicle length capacities, and pull-through versus back-in configurations. Checking ahead ensures your rig matches the available turning radius and electrical supply before arrival.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor recreation defines this stretch of the Pacific Northwest, with the Pacific Crest Trail crossing the nearby Bridge of The Gods just blocks away. Windsurfing and kiteboarding draw spectators and athletes to the riverfront in nearby Hood River. Adventurers also explore the numerous waterfall trails along the Historic Columbia River Highway, including Multnomah Falls, located a short drive down the interstate.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, hikers, and waterfall chasers who want a basecamp centered squarely in the Columbia River Gorge. Travelers prioritizing scenic location over resort-style luxuries will appreciate the proximity to public lands, river recreation, and dramatic canyon overlooks. It fits those navigating the Pacific Northwest corridor who need a practical launching point for regional outdoor exploration.
Reviews
Caren Curtiss
I did love the spa tub. However they are too strict. Too many rules. No ice machine. All businesses close early at 5 pm daily!! No vapes access to be found. People are not friendly with visitor's. Very distant.
Mme M-H
Clean rooms with a homey atmosphere. The building itself is not in great condition, but the beds were so clean and comfy! I slept like a baby. The atmosphere was friendly, and we sat out on the porch and enjoyed the evening while friendly travelers passed with smiles.
Ian Anderson
Where to begin? I will echo other reviews: the bathroom floor was cracking/sinking, nothing was clean, and rooms were tiny (like, barely 6' ceilings tall). Fixtures were filthy and rusting out, bathroom fans and vents needed cleaned worse than any I have ever seen. Only provided 2 towels for a 2 day stay for 6 people, and there was no one in the office or available to contact via phone whenever we tried. Not a 2 star hotel, barely a 1 star hotel. If you're looking for a cheap 1 night stay on the way to somewhere else, it may fit the bill, but you would have just as good of a time sleeping in your car or camping.
Tom Fortenbury
Shocked! absolutely !shocked! This place deserves no stars 0. For my $109 it turned out to be the most filthiest disgusting motel I've ever seen. I won't go into the disgusting details Other than to say Do not! I mean don't even think about staying at this place they'll steal your money. Swear the filth was caused by you and you're the problem. My wife and I could not stay there. They refuse to refund our money. These people should never ever try to run a business. They clearly are not capable.
Kim Cameron
This was the most disgusting place I have ever stayed. Trash in the room not emptied, hair around the bathroom sink and tub, a/c made a noise so loud we couldn’t even keep it on at night, the bathroom walls were dirty, the floors were dirty, not sure the ceiling light cover has ever been cleaned, the knob for the deadbolt was broke off and I’d bet the bedding hadn’t been washed. We stayed in the motel section, room 4. It was way over priced for the trashy room that it was and doesn’t really deserve one star. Thank goodness we were just passing through and only stayed one night.