The Columbia River separates Oregon and Washington offering many tourist attractions and some fine camping. Interstate 84 hugs the river in Oregon and State Hwy 14 winds along the Washington side. The river enters Oregon near Kennewick, Washington. About 30 miles west on Hwy 14 is Crow Butte State Park and Campground. Boaters may launch here and campers are treated to grassy camping and full hook-ups.
All restrooms are accessible and camp sights are excellent including many pull-thrus.
Close to the park is Peach Beach. In season, this roadside orchard offers some of the best tree ripened fruit available. A side trip to Pendleton Oregon's Woollen Mill is mostly accessible. Close by are the John Day and Dalles Dams, both offering accessible visitor centers. Farther west at Cascade Locks is Marine Park, a little known and rarely busy park.