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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The Willamette Stone State Heritage SiteImagine a straight, west-east line from Oregon coast, through Parkdale and on to the Snake River and the Idaho border. This
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Dutch Baby Pancakes at the Old Parkdale Inn B&BDutch Baby Pancakes, sometimes called German pancakes, Bismarks or Dutch Puffs. Dutch babies were introduced in the first
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Pumpkin Spice Scones with Spice GlazeMany years ago we received the Joy of Cooking Cookbook as a wedding gift, 1972 edition. My dream of being an innkeeper
... 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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Celebrate National Waffle Day with Hazelnut WafflesThe temperate climates and volcanic soils of Oregon’s Willamette Valley combine to create 99 percent of the U.S. hazelnut
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Stiletsi & The White Crane – Hood Tier Gorge Loop‘Once in Parkdale you’ll find everything you need, a brewery, a BBQ joint, a nice cafe, and some wonderful hosts at
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Oregon Timber Trail Mile 639 in Parkdale, OregonThe Oregon Timber Trail is an iconic 670-mile back country mountain bike route spanning Oregon’s diverse landscapes from
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A Northwest Tasty Coffee Cake ~ Strawberry Rhubarb Coffee CakeIt is spring in the Pacific Northwest. The rhubarb in the gardens of the Old Parkdale Inn is just about ready to harvest and
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Celebrate Pi day with a Apple Pie CookieToday is Pi Day. How about celebrating with an Apple Pie Cookies? We put a little spin on the classic apple pie and the
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Dog River Trail #675 in the Mt Hood National ForestFor our mountain cycling guests: The Dog River Trail #675 is an outstanding one with exceptional rewards. The trailhead is
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