Staying at Rivers Rest - Explore!
Visit Multnomah Falls
Rivers Rest is 45 minutes from the breathtaking Multnomah Falls and only five minutes to the gateway to the Columbia River Gorge
Beacon Rock State Park
Near the river gorge of the Columbia River, Beacon Rock State Park is where you can see the rock which Lewis and Clark crossed paths with twice in their famous expedition. Visitors can enjoy rock-climbing, mountain-biking, and hiking. Beacon Rock State Park is one of the most famous rock-climbing spots in the Washington Area.
Rodney Falls
While staying at Rivers Rest be sure and check out Rodney Falls. Whether you're looking to hike, bike, run, or explore the outdoors in other ways, there are are fourteen scenic trails in the Rodney Falls area. No matter how you like to get out in nature, the trails through Rodney Falls are perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts at any skill level.
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Local Sport Venues
Local Sport Venues
Local Sport Venues
You may want to play badminton or golf while you are here. Rivers Rest has two sets of golf clubs in case you would like to play golf at Beacon Rock Golf Course, or Skamania Lodge which also has a zip line for you to enjoy. Nearby is a tennis and a pickle ball court. Carson Hot Springs is 50 minutes away and soak in the public mineral hot tub
Enjoy Day Trips
Local Sport Venues
Local Sport Venues
Our location is ideal day trips. Explore Hood River, the Mary Hill Museum, Washington Park and Oregon Zoo, Forrest Park, Waterfall Alley which includes Multnomah Falls. Hike Beacon Rock, Rodney Falls, or Hamilton or Dog Mountain. Spend the day at Lacamas Lake, hiking or rent either a stand up paddle board or a Kayak.
Historic Camus
Local Sport Venues
Historic Camus
Enjoy Camus Washington's historic shopping and dining district and surrounding recreational area. Downtown Camas is known for its beautiful tree-lined streets, unique boutiques and eateries and small town charm. Established in 1883 as a mill town, it has been revitalized to include
boutique shopping, art galleries, dining and services while still maintaining its historic feel.