The best vintage trailer rentals near Washougal, Washington

Set on the Columbia River, Washougal blends Pacific Northwest beauty with small-city comfort. Known as the “crossroads to discovery,” the city offers easy access to notable parks and forests for unique nature escapes. An eastbound scenic drive along the river brings campers to Beacon Rock and Columbia Hills Historical State Park, packed with historic hiking trails, fishing opportunities, and picnic areas. Further inland, Gifford Pinchot National Forest encompasses over 1.3 million acres of land, iconic trails, and volcanic mountains. Pitch a tent, pull up the RV, or rent a cabin in Washougal’s nature-diverse lands. Campers will find well-outfitted campsites with full hookups and fire pits, or primitive sites offering plenty of solitude.

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Set on the Columbia River, Washougal blends Pacific Northwest beauty with small-city comfort. Known as the “crossroads to discovery,” the city offers easy access to notable parks and forests for unique nature escapes. An eastbound scenic drive along the river brings campers to Beacon Rock and Columbia Hills Historical State Park, packed with historic hiking trails, fishing opportunities, and picnic areas. Further inland, Gifford Pinchot National Forest encompasses over 1.3 million acres of land, iconic trails, and volcanic mountains. Pitch a tent, pull up the RV, or rent a cabin in Washougal’s nature-diverse lands. Campers will find well-outfitted campsites with full hookups and fire pits, or primitive sites offering plenty of solitude.

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1. Circle C Farm

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47mi from Washougal · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Yamhill, OR

Located in the Willamette Valley, where route 240 and 47 meet is the small town of Yamhill. just 3 miles out of town there is a 66 acre farm with forest covered hills, rolling hay fields and a small seasonal creek. We welcome you to come enjoy some peaceful rest on our farm. We have 2 camp sites available and more coming soon nestled in the trees across the open hay field where you can watch wildlife. each site has access to the composting toilet, has their own picnic table, fire ring, access to water, and some extras like hay that can be used for under tents, kindling to help start your fire, a fire extinguisher, access to a propane fire ring during fire danger season, and a few yard games. we do have fire wood available to purchase as well as farm fresh eggs. the camp sites are seasonal and most will be closed for the wet winter months. they will be open from June to September, depending on the weather we may need to adjust the access to the sites. at times they may be walk in only (about 200ft walk) or four wheel drive access only as they are in a low area of the farm and do not wish anyone to get stuck. if access has been changed I will notify you as soon as I can with an update. you are welcome to walk around during your stay, pick some blackberries, apples or plums but please be aware and careful as we do have some poison oak on the property. I encourage you to stay on a path. please message me if you would like a tour of the farm we have a horse boarding stable, rabbits, chickens and goats ( for your safety please do not enter any barns or pastures without permission , preferable accompanied) you can see and hear some of the animals but most are far enough away that they are not disturbing.

2. The Vintages Trailer Resort

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43mi from Washougal · 32 sites · Lodging · Dayton, OR

The Vintages Trailer Resort offers premier Airstream glamping in Oregon's famed Willamette Valley. Nestled in wine country, we feature 34 fully restored and custom fabricated trailers complete with outdoor grills and cruiser bikes for maximizing warm summer days. The Vintages also features a welcoming General Store stocked with artisanal goods and libations, perfect for your glamping getaway, as well as a seasonal pool, Club House, and Fireside – a designated area for guests ages 21 and over with fire pits and comfy lounge seating, ideal for sharing wine and stories with fellow travelers. To top it off, enjoy glamping in Oregon with our Tasting Passport - the perfect way to experience all that the lush Willamette Valley has to offer!

3. Peaceful Urban Glamping

8.5mi from Washougal · 2 sites · Lodging · Portland, OR

Welcome to our Sanctuary within the City.

4. Our Sweet Retreat

29mi from Washougal · 2 sites · Lodging · Wilsonville, OR

The Camping Corner @ Our Sweet Retreat is a special spot on our half acre property near Portland, Oregon, offering the perfect glamping getaway in a vintage-style Shasta trailer with exclusive access to an outdoor shower and soaking tub area for a fun and memorable stay. This sweet set-up is ideal for additional space when already reserving the farmhouse with detached studio. Or sometimes for more last minute stays, if the farmhouse is not already booked, The Camping Corner can be rented independently, so please inquire about availability.

5. Dukes Inn : Rest & Recharge

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30mi from Washougal · 1 site · Lodging · Sherwood, OR

Welcome to Dukes Inn; we are a small family farm located in Sherwood, Oregon. We’ve fallen in love with open spaces and the art of gathering, sharing stories around a cozy fireplace. Dukes Inn is a cozy 1963 vintage Streamline; that has two twin beds, comfy velvet chairs that sit at the dining table. Sized perfectly to give you a couple nights away to rest and recharge. The tiny bathroom provides the must haves with a shower, toilet and running water. Dukes Streamline is located directly on our property providing a quiet space with amazing views. Nestled on our 5 acres, you can enjoy the sound of birds, nature and enjoy a good walk to Hawks View Winery. All of our guests will enjoy a welcome basket that includes tasting tickets for Hawks View Winery and varied snacks. For outdoor seating, you can enjoy a good book, relax around a gas fireplace. The view can't be beat - this space overlooks beautiful wine vines and on clear days - popular mountains can be seen. Mt Hood, Mt St Helens and Mt Adams with the skyline around Sherwood.

Stories from the community

Becca

September 2025

Weekend Trip to The Vintages Trailer Resort

Such an easy drive from the Portland area, and a romantic atmosphere with the way it’s lit up, and the fire pits. The bikes at each site are a nice touch, and the pass they give you to get discounts at nearby vineyards. Some tips if it’s your first time - consider bringing mainly microwaveable food as that was the only means of cooking inside our RV. The grill outside wasn’t covered and we would have gotten wet if it were raining. It was very private inside the RV but the site outside isn’t very private. It’s pleasant and has comfy chairs, though, and people give a friendly wave as they walk by. Also it’s very close to town so maybe treat yourself to a meal out while you’re there. :-) I would recommend this as a low-key, easy weekend getaway.

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Laura

September 2025

Weekend Trip to The Vintages Trailer Resort

An awesome place to stay! A really peaceful location, super comfortable accommodations, and close to so much in the area!

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me

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Circle C Farm

Our favorite place to stay!!! We have been camping twice at this spot.

Sarah

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Dukes Inn : Rest & Recharge

Absolutely beautiful view of the vineyard and Amy has really made this about as cozy as can be! The camper is adorable and comfortable, and we loved sipping wine as the sun went down next to the gas fire table outside. Hearing the crickets at night was the perfect sleeping soundtrack and we both slept soundly. The yellow jackets were a little aggressive so we weren’t able to enjoy our meals outside, but fortunately they didn’t seem to care much about wine 😂

Jeff

August 2025

Weekend Trip to The Vintages Trailer Resort

The campground, staff, and trailer were great. Everything was exceptionally clean and the campers were super cute and cozy. It was a blast getting to stay in one of these vintage units, immaculately restored. Looking forward to coming back and checking another out!

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Daniel

August 2025

Weekend Trip to Circle C Farm

We very much enjoyed our stay at The Last Resort. I haven't slept in a camper since I was a teenager, so it was a fun throwback for me. The camper itself is cozy and comfortable, and when you plug in the string lights, it starts to feel like a little fort, in the best way possible. Fresh eggs and firewood are available from the host, and both were great. Especially the eggs! To anyone on a motorcycle, this would be a great spot to set up camp and ride some really beautiful roads. I ended up not bringing my motorcycle on this trip, and I immediately regretted it. Motorcycle access to the camper involves a very short bit of riding on grass, etc but nothing you can't handle.

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The best vintage trailers near Washougal guide

Where to go

Beacon Rock State Park

Travel to Beacon Rock State Park to hike Beacon Rock Trail—a 1.8-mile loop up Beacon Rock. The rock is an 848-foot basalt column featuring switchbacks and views of the Columbia River Gorge. Then, set up shop along the Columbia River shoreline, where campers can find standard campsites, full hookups, and horse camping available. Enjoy fishing, paddling, or swimming steps away from camp. Despite seasonal closures at the main campground, primitive and equestrian sites are open year-round. A Discover Pass is required to enter the park, or a day-use fee can be paid at one of the park’s automated machines.

Columbia Hills Historical State Park

Dramatic cliffs and petroglyphs pave the way for an epic stay at Columbia Hills Historical State Park. Featuring four unique areas, Columbia Hills blends desert-like terrain with lush vegetation. Campers can explore Native American pictographs and petroglyphs at Horsethief Lake—one of the largest concentrations in the Pacific Northwest. Then, find standard campsites, partial hookups, hiker/biker campsites, and rustic cabins on the grounds, along with one restroom and a dumping station. Note that the campground runs on a first-come, first-served basis and fills up quickly in spring.

Gifford Pinchot National Forest

The Pacific Crest Trail, Ape Cave lava tube, and Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument are just some of the natural attractions at Gifford Pinchot National Forest. It hosts over 1.3 million acres of dense forests, deep valleys, mountain peaks, and waterfalls. Cabin rentals, dispersed camping, and RV campsites with a range of hookup options, firepits, and picnic tables offer a chance for campers to stay and play. Seasonal activities like summertime swimming and winter snowmobiling draw campers in year-round.

When to go

Summers are short and warm, reaching average highs around 80°F. Temperatures begin to cool in late September. Winters in Washougal are wet and cold, with temperatures dropping below freezing and high chances of snowfall from December to February. Those camping in winter should come with an understanding of cold-weather camping and preparations.