Blog from the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast

Sahale Falls in the Mt Hood National Forest can be viewed from the Old Highway 35 bridge or can be part of a 3.4 mile loop

The unveiling of the tunnel was a significant milestone toward the decades-long vision to reconnect the original “King of

A couple years back someone tacked this added message below the warning sign that really states the obvious. Be prepared

Take a leisurely drive through the Hood River Valley and you’ll find acres of Blueberry Farms nestled among the pears

A Warm Welcome, Just Like Home At the Old Parkdale Inn, hospitality has always been about more than a comfortable bed and a

Celestial Falls is the second step of the major falls of the White River. The falls drop 41 feet over a uniform ledge,

After serving our guests for 23 wonderful years we are hoping to gently step into retirement. We are immensely grateful for

As bed and breakfast innkeepers we are always looking for unique breakfast recipes to serve guests, one that will provide a

Travel through the Columbia River Gorge on the Historic Columbia River Highway Scenic Byway, HCRH, and around majestic Mt

At the Old Parkdale Inn we take great pride in providing you with a hearty breakfast to start your day. We serve up the

Mt. Hood, rising 11,240′ into the bluebird sky, is crowned by eleven glaciers. It’s home to three ski areas, making it a

As you uncork these fine wines, keep in mind the Oregon’s winemakers that are stewards of the land. Many use sustainable