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Portland Fairview RV Park

Campground Description:  The privately owned and operated Portland Fairview RV Park is one of the nicest RV parks on Portland's east side.  It is located just off interstate 84 and is near shopping, fast food, fine dining, RV repairs and RV parts supply stores.  The Portland Fairview RV park is very well maintained and landscaped offering multiple restroom facilities with hot showers, laundry facilities, cable television, WIFI and full hookups at every site.  Additionally, the park offers a workout/exercise facility, recreation room, a  seasonal swimming pool, horseshoes, basketball and a playground.  No tent camping is allowed - RV camping only.  Open year round.

Number of Sites:  407 RV camping sites

Electricity:  Yes

Water:  Yes

Sewer:  Yes

Cost:  $40.00 with a discount available for AAA and Good Sam members

Waste Water Dump Station:  No

Directions:  Interstate 84 Westbound from Hood River - Drive West on I-84 to exit 14.  Take exit 14 and turn right onto NE 207th Avenue.  Follow NE 207th Avenue for 400 yards to NE Sandy Blvd.  Turn left onto NE Sandy Blvd.  Follow for 7 blocks to the entrance to Portland Fairview RV Park.  The entrance is located on the right (North) side of Sandy Blvd.   Interstate 84 Eastbound from downtown Portland - Drive East on I-84 to exit 14.  Take exit 14 and follow to NE 207th Street.  Turn left onto NE 207th Street.  Follow for 1/3 mile to NE Sandy Blvd.  At NE Sandy Blvd turn right onto NE Sandy Blvd.  The Portland Fairview RV Park is 7 blocks east of NE 207th Street on NE Sandy Blvd.  The entrance is on the left side (North) of Sandy Blvd.

Fishing:  On the Columbia River, but nobody comes to Portland specifically to fish.  Better fishing is available downriver at the town of Scappoose (33 miles - about an hour drive west on Highway 30), anywhere upriver on the Columbia past the Sandy River, or on the Willamette (35 minutes south on I-205), Sandy (15 minutes drive east on I-84), or Tualatin Rivers (an hour drive south on I-5), among others.

Astronomy Opportunities:  Telescope camping is very poor due to light pollution from the surrounding area.

Nearby Golfing:  Portland offers more than 20 public golf courses.  Look for them on the internet at Portland Area Golf Courses or consult the Portland Area Yellow Pages.

Contact Information:  Portland Fairview RV Park Web Site

Portland Fairview RV Park
21401 NE Sandy Blvd
Fairview, OR 97024
503-661-1047
877-777-1047
503-665-4643 (FAX)
info@portlandfairviewrv.com

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Sign at the entrance to the Portland Fairview RV Park

Map showing the camping sites at the Portland Fairview RV Park

Pool and one of the restroom facilities at the Portland Fairview RV Park

All streets are paved with asphalt and the camping pads are paved with concrete at the Portland Fairview RV Park

The fitness center is located beside a pond in a park like setting at the Portland Fairview RV Park

Some of the back-in campsites are very private and secluded at the Portland Fairview RV Park

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Page last updated 01/31/2010

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