Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast
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Give the Gift of Relaxation and Receive a little Something for YourselfA gift certificate to the Old Parkdale Inn is the promise of romance, adventure, and relaxation all in one neat package. If
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Our Story ~ Meet the Innkeepers and their Furry HostessesToday happens to be the beginning of our 22nd year of innkeeping. When not innkeeping you’ll find us exploring our world,
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Oregon Only Slightly ExaggeratedExplore more of Oregon Only Slightly Exaggerated Are you about ready to hit the road? In Oregon it’s about the journey as
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Birding near the Old Parkdale InnMarch brings the southward movement of many migratory land birds. The Oregon Cascades Birding Trail, (OCBT) is a self-guided
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January is National Oatmeal MonthOatmeal is the famed breakfast cereal believed to have been discovered in the British Isles. There are many ways to eat
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Don’t Pass Snow Plows on the Right ~ Duh!A couple years back someone tacked this added message below the warning sign that really states the obvious. Be prepared
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Pfeffernüsse from the Old Parkdale InnPfeffernüsse are German spice cookies. Pfeffernüsse translates to peppernuts, which makes sense. These cookies are
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Tundra Swans Return to Mirror Lake Marks the Beginning of WinterWinter Solstice is but a couple weeks away. The return of the Tundra Swans to Mirror Lake marks the beginning of Winter
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Chocolate Crinkle CookiesChocolate Crinkle Cookies have a rich and fudgy center with a crisp powdered sugar outer layer. Ingredients 2 cups white
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December is National Pear MonthDecember is National Pear Month and here in Oregon we believe pears should be celebrated all year long. But we’ll
... moreHospitality and Health at the Old Parkdale InnComfort and Cleanliness We’ve always maintained health and sanitation standards provided by our county health department.
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Where to Stay, Play, Ski, and Relax in Mt Hood ParkdaleCome stay at the Old Parkdale Inn, play in Hood River County and ski Mt Hood, Oregon’s tallest mountain at 11, 240′.
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