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Whether you visit Goldendale for Outdoor Adventure, Wine Tasting, or attending one of our many local events, stay a while and take in all this unique and beautiful area has to offer.
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The Ponderosa Motel 775 East Broadway Goldendale, WA 98620 Tel: 509.773.5842 Family owned and operated, the Ponderosa Motel offers complimentary All American Breakfast, full kitchens, and clean economical lodging just minutes from the Columbia River Gorge, Maryhill Winery, the Goldendale Observatory, and Ekone Park. |
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808 East Simcoe Drive Tel: 509.773.5881 Rest, relax and recharge from your travels at the Quality Inn & Suites® hotel in Goldendale, WA, minutes from Goldendale Observatory State Park, the Columbia River and Presby House Museum.
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Celilo Inn 3550 E. 2nd St The Dalles, OR 97058 Tel: 541.769.0001 Located on a bluff above The Dalles Dam, Celilo Inn overlooks the scenic Columbia River Gorge and the historic city of The Dalles. |
RV Campgrounds
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Maryhill State Park 509.773.5007 Open year-round, Maryhill State Park is a 99-acre camping park with 4,700-feet of waterfront on the Columbia River. The park has 20 tent sites and 50 utility sites. Maximum site length is 60 feet (may have limited availability). There are four restrooms, one ADA, and 10 showers, two ADA. There is one RV dump station
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Cottonwood RV Park Tel: 509.773.3543 |
Vacation Rentals
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Morning Song Acres
Located just above the Columbia River in the area known as the High Prairie, Morning song Acres is a hidden gem you will want to keep to yourself!
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You are invited to stay in a Klickitat County landmark, listed on both the state and federal registers of historic places. The Red House built for the ‘Horse King of the Northwest’ Charles Newell and his wife Mary in 1890, is now a distinctive vacation rental. The Red House’s three stories are furnished with art, antique/vintage finds, colored glass windows, original ornamental trim, fresh linens and comfortable beds. The house is well equipped and designed for relaxing. Perfect for the 2017 Eclipse as it allows for up to 8 guests. |
Campgrounds
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Maryhill State Park 509.773.5007 Open year-round, Maryhill State Park is a 99-acre camping park with 4,700-feet of waterfront on the Columbia River. |
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Brooks Memorial State Park A great park for camping, hiking, biking, or horseback riding. Over 9 miles of trails lead along the Little Klickitat River and up through the Ponderosa and Oregon Pine forests. At the top are open mountain meadows with a panoramic view of Mount Hood. Visitors may see deer, beaver dams, squirrels, spring wildflowers, and a variety of birds.
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Columbia Hills Historical State Park 509-767-1159 Interpretive Opportunities Horsethief Lake section of the Columbia Hills Historical State Park is a National Historic Site. Guided tours of the pictographs and Petroglyphs 10 a.m. on Fridays – Saturdays, April through October. Reservations are required. To make a reservation, call the park office at (509) 767-1159. Please leave a detailed message with your party size, the dates you have in mind, and your name, and phone number. If a ranger does not return your call, call the office again. Do not come for a tour without verbally confirming with a ranger that your reservation has been made. It is advisable to reserve at least two or three weeks in advance, as tours are limited to 25 people and fill up fast. |
Hunting and Fishing Lodging
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Adventure Fishing Tel: 509.369.2366 Come enjoy Salmon and Steelhead Fishing on the Wild and Scenic Klickitat River and Guided Spring Turkey Hunting with our 3rd generation guide service, since 1969. Our cabins are much nicer than motel accommodations. They have single, double and queen comfortable beds, living rooms, full bathrooms with real flush toilets, hot showers. The roof overhangs the front porch with deck chairs for a nice hang out, and best of all, they are just a short walk through the vineyard to the river. They are brand new and the view from them only happens here! The
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The Evening Hatch Tel: 509.962.5959 The Evening Hatch started by Jack Mitchell, began guiding on the Yakima in 1988. We are one of the remaining original outfitters on the Yakima ‘Our Home River.’ Since then our services have expanded substantially, including three post and beam lodges.
For those who have fished with us, we appreciate your loyal support as this is our 27th year of operating and it continues to be a fun adventure. If you haven’t fished with us, we invite you to join us waterside and experience a day, two, three or more on the water with The Evening Hatch. |
Summer Camps & Retreats
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401 Ekone Road
Ekone Ranch is located on 1060 acres of permanently protected forests, meadows, and steppe at the edge of the Columbia River Gorge in south-central Washington State. The land is stewarded by Sacred Earth Foundation and provides many miles of scenic wild lands for trail rides, hikes, overnight camp-outs. Ekone Summer Camps have been providing a rich and educational experience of land, meaningful work, horses, wildlife, and positive peer relationships with kids for 30 years. Numerous field trips and retreats provide opportunities to spend time on the land for kids and adults. Please contact Shonie Schlotzhauer, 509.773.6800, [email protected], or visit www.ekone.org for more information on our exciting 2015 summer camp season!
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