Experience a touch of paradise at the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast in Oregon’s Hood River Valley. A drive to the inn through the beautiful Columbia River Gorge is a spectacular one, only 1.5 hour from Portland, Oregon, the inn itself being the half-way point on the Mt Hood Scenic Byway. Now designated an electric byway, we’ve installed a Tesla and a Clipper Creek charger, added amenities for our guests.
The Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast sits in the foothills of Oregon’s tallest peak, Mt Hood, in the quaint town of Parkdale, half way between the mountain and the gorgeous Columbia River Gorge Scenic Area. Surrounded by fruit orchards, we are the perfect base for visiting the Hood River County Fruit Loop, a scenic driving tour with stops at family fruit stands, cideries, wineries and more. The Mt Hood National Forest is minutes away with miles and miles of trails and scenic vistas.
Wake to freshly brewed coffee and a delicious breakfast, prepared with the freshest fruits and vegetables for which the Hood River Valley is famous. Our guest rooms each have a private bath, queen beds with luxurious bedding, flat-screen satellite TV, microwave, coffee maker, refrigerator, and there’s free wireless Internet throughout. Our family consists of our Maremma Sheepdog, Lola, and Elsa our cat, who are never allowed in the guests’ rooms but do live in our home’s common space that we share with our guests. They look forward to making you feel at home, but only if you want their company.
The Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast was built in 1910 and has one standard stairway leading to our three rooms on the second floor. Some guests with mobility issues may find access challenging. Our Douglas Fir Suite has a twin-size sofa bed, and we welcome you to register 1 extra person 12 years or older in this room. If the Douglas Fir Suite is available, and depending on the other guests in the house, we may allow a child under 12. Please take a minute to read our Policies page as it will help you understand if we are the right place from which to base your visit to this scenic and diverse Oregon location.