Maryhill

JULIE VIG

Beautiful park on the Columbia River. Super lush and well kept grounds. Had a nice swim area and a small beach to walk our dogs. Bugs were not too bad and park was fairly quiet. There is a highway on both sides and train tracks behind but it didn't bother us at all. It is now on our list of Favorite Wa State Parks.

Lalaina McKeever

My family has spent countless hours here. This park is ALWAYS clean. Bathrooms are tip top. They offer showers for the public. Tiny fee of course. We are homesteaders so THIS is the perfect stop on the way home. The land itself has amazing energy. I just can't say enough nice things. I will post more pics!

morro bay mom

We love the Campground at Maryhill and especially enjoy bike riding over to Gunkel Orchard and riding through the Peach trees! Beautiful and clean campground on the water ! Lovely !

Kim Broesch

Stopped in for one night. Busy camp ground with trains running by all night. Nice spot for the kids to swim. Fishing is good. Spots are very close, like hard to tell where each spot begins and ends. $56 FHU for one night.

Brian Conklin

Maryhill State Park is a beautiful park at the beginning of the Columbia River Gorge. We enjoyed it very much and plan on many more visits. The campsites are very good and level with good markings and are not stacked on top of each other like in private parks. There are lots of places to walk and enjoy the gorgeous views. The check-in staff were friendly, but it would have been nice to have been given a map of the campground and park for exploring. There were many warning signs about an unleashed dog emphasis with fines if you were found to have an unleashed dog. We've never seen anything like that in a Washington State Park before and it was a bit off-putting. We were seemingly scrutinized by a park ranger who stopped his truck about 50 yards ahead on a cross street and saw our dog circling my wife and I about 6 feet from us while my wife took a photo. At any rate there are large grassy areas for kids (and should be for dogs who behave, too) to play and relax. Be advised there is an active rail line right next to the park and trains rumble through day and night. There were no train horns, and it didn't bother us, but some light sleepers might not like the rumble of the trains. There are some fabulous wineries nearby and the Stonehenge World War I memorial is nearby with gorgeous views of the Columbia River Gorge. In all we will definitely be returning to this beautiful park to camp again.