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Campgrounds - Commercial
Hood River County Parks. Hood River, OR 97301.
Phone: 541-386-2616.
Kingsley Reservoir - Hood River County.
West of Hood River.
Laurance Lake/Kinnikinnick Picnic Area.
10 miles S. of Parkdale.
Lost Lake Campground - USFS. Lost Lake - North side of Mt. Hood.
Memaloose State Park. I-84 Westbound, about 11 miles E of Hood River.
Phone: 541-478-3008.
National Scenic Area. Columbia Gorge.
Phone: 541-386-2333.
Robinhood Campground - USFS. 12 miles S of Mt. Hood on Hwy 35.
Routson Park - County Park. 7 miles S of Mt. Hood on Hwy 35.
Tucker Park - County Park. .5 Miles S of Hood River on Hwy 281.
Phone: 541-386-4477.
US National Forest Service. Hood River Ranger District,
Hood River, OR 97301. Phone: 541-352-6002.
Viento State Park. 8 Miles W of Hood River.
Phone: 541-374-8811.
Wyeth Campground - USFS. 10 Miles W of Hood River.
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