Campgrounds & RV Parks in Portland, OR

Lost Lake at Hood River. We were just there over the past 4 days. You can rent kayaks, paddle boats, fishing boats, and other things at the lodge. You can see some of the rental craft in the bottom left corner of the picture.

Suttle Lake! http://hoodoorecreation.com/campgrounds/deschutes/sisters-district/suttle-lake-area/

continue your Siltcoos Canoe Trail into Siltcoos lake and find the 5 designated boating sites 2 miles south. theyd be south of the Dune city boat launch, here is a map.......... http://www.cascaderamblings.com/cascade.php?cascade=1165277401

How big? Will a tiny 22 acre jewel of a lake be big enough? If so, check out my beloved lake at https://www.facebook.com/100984823292442 Fans of Battle Ground Lake -caveat,it's usually booked early on for all prime dates. Also a few miles of hiking, only draw back for most people is it's pretty close to a city. It's only 7 miles from me so I camp there, ride my horses all winter for conditioning there and hike it occasionally for fitness. It's a volcano, so the lake is in the caldera and the trails go up and down the outside of it.

Has nobody in the tiny home circle ever heard of trailer parks? Because every time a post like this comes up, the description is basically "looking for place to put a small home on wheels, like an RV park but more long term, but I've never heard of such a thing". I'm not sure if an average trailer park actually allows tiny homes (tiny homes are not necessarily held to the same build standards as even a park model manufactured home is) but a mobile home park has all the amenities that a tiny home would need (pad to park on, water, power, and sewer...and probably even has cable/internet hookups now). Side note: Anyone building a tiny home should make sure they use something like densglass for exterior sheathing, because tiny homes tend to be parked close to other combustibles (in driveways next to other homes, reducing the setback between properties-which is largely a fire safety consideration) and I haven't read or seen anyone really taking fire rated wall assemblies seriously in their builds. Also, used single wide manufactured homes often sell for less than what I've read people put into their tiny home builds and offer not only a home that can be put legally into any community and most building sites (an r zoned parcel of land) but buying one is effectively recycling 100% of the materials used to construct the dwelling, since unsold homes are often landfilled.

[A local builder](http://thisisthelittlelife.com/2014/10/13/coming-simply-home/) moved into a community of tiny homes called, I believe, Simply Home. When she talked about it it sounded like several tiny homes sharing a lot with a traditional home. I don't have any real info about it though. You might try contacting her through [her website](http://www.nichedesignbuild.com/contact.html) to see if she can provide any information or maybe point you in the right direction.

You could try the tiny house meetup group. http://www.meetup.com/tinypdx/ Good luck!

Second Panhandle Gap. Super badass hike for sure. Very close trail head to White River Campground which is the nicest car camping spot in the park in my opinion.

Try combining the Mt Fremont lookout trail at the Sunrise Area with another trail - like the Burroughs. The whole Sunrise area is amazing. https://www.nps.gov/mora/planyourvisit/upload/sunrise-area-trails-aug11-2.pdf

Camp Muir!!!!

Depends on which side of the mountain you are on. If Ashford/Longmire side, Mount Fremont and Comet Falls are super scenic! However these are my suggested hikes to my guests who aren't 'super' hikers. For a longer hike I'd suggest Indian Henry or Gobblers Knob to Lake George. Snow was heavy this year and is slow to melt out, so check conditions before you go.

Summerland and Panhandle Gap are great destinations from the White River Entrance. http://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/summerland-panhandle-gap

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If you haven't contacted any local homeless resources, here is a link to shelters, etc. Perhaps Georgia's House in Bremerton may be helpful? I wish you and your family all good rhings ♡. https://www.homelessshelterdirectory.org/cgi-bin/id/city.cgi?city=Port%20Orchard&state=WA

Dancing Deer Mountain in Junction city looks like that. And if your in Kelso, my friend for married just north at Country and Lace. Super pretty!

I'm pretty sure Camp Dakota in Scotts Mills Oregon does

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McKay Crossing along Paulina Creek and near Newberry Crater, nice campsites and light usage even on holiday weekends.

Collier Memorial SP is a full service state park south of Crater lake. www.ReserveAmerica.com is a wonderful resource

I have not hiked Munra Point personally but you should look at this description to help make your decision. http://www.oregonhikers.org/field_guide/Munra_Point_from_Yeon_Trailhead_Hike

Did you see this site? http://www.recreation.gov/camping/contorta-flat-campground/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NRSO&parkId=128590

There is no campground in the West side of the falls. Only in the east. Ainsworth. http://oregonstateparks.org/index.cfm?do=parkPage.dsp_parkPage&parkId=105

Hudson-Parcher Park. http://www.co.columbia.or.us/departments/forests-parks-and-recreation-main/parks-a-locations/hudsonparcher-park

Beaver Bay Campground on Yale Lake out in Cougar, WA is our favorite <3

Clark Creek Group Camp in Lowell, OR

Lewis River Trails ... Lower Falls has a camp ground ... good trails as well.

Sparks Lake near Bend matches all 6 of your requirements.:)

Love Lake Cushman. Lots for the kids to do

I'm seeing 20% chance of rain in goldendale, that I'm willing to work with. I know other areas are worse. Mt Adams area looks bad, as does Maupin.