Old Parkdale Inn
A Hood River Valley Bed and Breakfast
THE BLOG
By Mary Pellegrini
Coming out of one of the rainiest springs on record, our rivers are full of water and ready to raft! With the big spring snow melt right around the corner, trips on the White Salmon River will continue to be incredible. Get your splashes in this summer and spend time with friends and family on … Continue reading "A Splashy Summer with Wet Planet Whitewater Center"
By Mary Pellegrini
We're often asked if there's fishing up here on the north slope of Mt Hood. Hood River County reaches from the summit of the state’s tallest mountain, Mt Hood, to the middle of its biggest river, the mighty Columbia. Its many great fishing destinations vary from high-mountain lakes to mighty rivers. Lost Lake is located … Continue reading "Fishing near the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast"
By Mary Pellegrini
A Fall Escape to the Hood River Valley and Columbia River Gorge brings sunshine-filled days, cool nights, refreshing breezes, plenty of outdoor adventures an Oregon Bounty Harvest. Plan your visit to include a stay at the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast. Harvest in the Hood River Valley and Columbia River Gorge There are just … Continue reading "A Fall Escape to the Hood River Valley and Columbia River Gorge"
By Mary Pellegrini
Girls Getaway can mean wine tasting, bike riding, fruit looping, nature hikes, sightseeing, or exploring the gorge. MountNBarrel can be your guide for all of the above. And our inn can be your perfect home base. Yoga in the Vines through September We hosted a lovely mother/daughter getaway a couple weeks back. The enjoyed a …
By Mary Pellegrini
The livin’ is certainly easy during the summer here in the Hood River Valley and no doubt it's been warm. Our home is air conditioned including our guest rooms. We think you'll love this alternative to AC with the fresh air and cool waters of the White Salmon River. Still time to get a late … Continue reading "An Alternative to Air Conditioning ~ Cool water and Comfortable Accommodations"
By Mary Pellegrini
Welcome the Winter Solstice, the first day of Winter. The return of the Tundra Swans to Mirror Lake marks the beginning of Winter for me. They arrive sometime in November where they winter in the Columbia River Gorge. Mirror Lake is at the foot of Crown Point, visible from Interstate 84 just west of the … Continue reading "Tundra Swans Return to Mirror Lake Marks the Beginning of Winter"