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Home Valley Campground offers rustic campsites suitable for tents, cab-over campers, and small RVs. While electricity and water hookups are not available, a beautiful view, scenic trails, and access to the Columbia River make this campground a real treat. This recreation area is part of Bonneville Lock and Dam
Please check to see if there is a burn/fire ban before planning our stay.
Fees are charged in two classifications, Resident (Skamania County) and Non-Resident, as follows:
Resident Fee = $15.00 Per Night/Per Space
Non Resident Fee = $20.00 Per Night/Per Space
Extra Vehicle Fee = $5.00
Campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis and will accommodate up to two (2) midsize tents and one vehicle OR one small RV/cab-over camper and one vehicle.
We loved our time at home valley campground. The views of the river were stunning. We were at site 1 and unfortunately the smell of the port-a-johns at this particular site was prevalent (they were right by the site). However, we talked with the camp host, Christopher, and he let us move to another site that was available. Everything was great from then on!
Best campground I’ve ever stayed out! Bathroom/shower were not bad. The host were very nice and understanding. There are lots of trains that go by that are very loud but i definitely recommend staying here!! They also a have nice beach to go swimming out!!
The best thing about this campground is not its natural beauty, although the scenery is STUNNINGLY beautiful. Sure, the ball field and playground could use updates, but the bathroom and showers were newer and most importantly clean. No, what makes this campground great is that it has clearly been well maintained by people who really care about it. The campsite hosts were very friendly and helpful, but also very protective of the park and us campers. This campground is a precious gem, and if you're lucky enough to stay there, please take care of it too.
We arrived late on a Thursday evening to our campsite. Camp host Christopher quickly came over to welcome us, provide us the shower code, give us a run down of beach access and let us know where he was at. The spaces are large and besides the multiple trains passing by in the night, it was very quiet amongst the campers that night.
The bathrooms/showers while are new, desperately need a broom or hose 9n the outside and very very over run with cobwebs, dust and little bug nests all over the doors and ceiling which was intimidating to our kids and a tall spouse who had to duck under webs. I took a broom to them to improve the situation but they could use some additional attention. Inside as well had lots and lots of bugs in varying states of animation and decomposition all over the ceiling and in corners. Water pressure and temperature range was great.
We are in site #5 and the fire pit doesn’t have a grate/metal grilling surface like other sites do but we will manage.
The beach is nice however, there is a big sign that says no pets and multiple people ignored which is unfortunate because the sand was INCREDIBLY hot and I worry for the pups paws and blatant disregard for the sign by their humans. Couple of people smoking a joint on the shore wasn't cool around all the kids.
Quiet hours after 10pm weren’t followed the first night a very very large group was up partying till 1am. They were talked to and were quieter the next night but still up past midnight which is super frustrating and disrespectful to other campers.
We got married here on 9/23 and it was wonderful! The camp hosts were super nice. Just an absolutely gorgeous setting and close to Stevenson so restaurants etc easy to access. Definitely not a quiet nights’ sleep with the trains but we knew what we were in for and for the purpose of a stunning venue and a place for people to sleep after without driving, totally worth it. All of our guests loved the venue, and those who camped loved that too- Even despite the trains we plan to come back in the future!
