What a beautiful place to visit! The art and all of the history there is so interesting. Very clean, and quiet. Over all just a great experience.

My family had a wonderful time enjoying the breathtaking scenery! I can only imagine how much better it is in the summertime. The atmosphere is lovely, but we found the service a little lacking. I also wish there were more heaters on the patio so everyone could fully enjoy the view. Overall, we can’t wait to return and highly recommend making the stop in!

The place is awesome. We were there for 2 nights. The tent area can get pretty hot as there is not much tree shade. On a cloudy day it's amazing. There is No running water for drinking and cooking near the camp ground. But the ranger and care takers are super nice, willing to help out of their way as well. We visited Marry hill park on the other side of the river for water access as Day Use and that turned out to be the best thing. Will definitely come again.

This hidden gem is a labor of love for the people that keep it running in today's political climate, and the night program led by a Yale professor turned park ranger is a world-class astronomy lecture. This is the first experience in a long time to fill me with awe in the full sense of the work. This is without a doubt worth driving a few hours and getting a motel to see.

My sister and I went there for a paint and sip evening. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The manager was fantastic! She even ordered pizza for us! Yaymaker also did a wonderful job at instructing us on our paintings!

The food was great! I had the Mt. Adams burger. It was awesome with a fried egg on top. My wife had a bowl of delicious potato soup. The portions were good sized and very well prepared. The service was fast and friendly. The music was upbeat and had a good country vibe. We needed that after a long trip on the road that started early in the morning. I really recommend stopping here even though this was our first time. I know we will stop again.

Teja has been a truly shining beacon for our community since taking over as director of Chamber of Commerce. Her ideals and goals for our community and the very events that she has set forth upon have been well received by the community as evidenced by those who have invested their time and money into multiple projects. Under her continued leadership, and with the support of her team, I envision many more great things to come within and for our community.

I almost want to keep this place a secret but I have to tell you! The most delicious food no matter what you order. Friendly, cozy, clean, and fresh food. Thank you for taking good care of me and my family.

It's a very cool bar. History is in pictures all over the walls. Food is awesome and service is the best! We highly recommend them 👌.

Beautiful park! Beautiful location! Pretty drive there! I didn’t see anything wrong with the state park! Except for one thing, my wife & I used there showers happy to see that they were free! The problem with the showers is they didn’t get hot enough, they weren’t cold but they felt lukewarm to me to be honest! But that’s not a serious issue, I’m sure it’s a fixable thing. I would totally camp here again!

Good little farmers market

I don’t forget the impression of this place! We are very thankful to people who take care about this mansion! It’s really interesting to see many staples of old life and guess how it could be used. They are saving the huge letter from an American soldier written in Japanese in November 1945 year. You can find it on the second floor. So much history was conserved there. I was impressed the school classroom as well. Thank you so much for allowing us to visit this museum after time to close. It was unforgettable!

They do such a lovely job. Highly recommend going during Christmas time. We moved back to Goldendale from Palmer, AK where we lived right next to the famous reindeer farm so of course we wanted to check it out. While the one in Alaska is a much bigger reindeer farm that has been going for generations, I was thoroughly impressed with how much they have done here in such a short time. The reindeer in Alaska are so tame that you can walk right in and pet a lot of them and feed them, but it is probably more of a liability and I didn’t feel like it was that big of a loss because you still get to feed one here and get right up to them and there is always someone there to answer questions. You can take turns visiting with them over and over if you want. Overall, I honestly liked the way this one has it set up better. There is enough going on that it is never overcrowded in any one place. The reindeer are beautiful and the barn is really nice and well decorated for Christmas. The carolers were a wonderful treat. They sang old fashioned carols with beautiful harmony. I don’t think it would have felt as full of an experience without them. They made it so festive. I was grateful for numerous places to get warm and fun activities for the kids and hot chocolate. Their Santa was really incredible. :) He had a great beard - 100% real, an authentic outfit, and genuine Santa personality. Mrs Clause was sweet too. The bell as a gift was a nice touch. We already had our Christmas tree, but their trees looked really nice. And I was surprised how many they still had this close to Christmas. If you were late getting a tree definitely try the reindeer farm. Everything was tastefully done. The only thing I would change is doing the demonstration/talk part at least 15 minutes earlier. By the time they did it it felt like we had been out in the cold for a long time, maybe 45 min, but I wasn’t keeping track. Our baby was not able to tolerate it anymore and we couldn’t get close to the fire - we caught the first few minutes then had to go back to the barn. Since I’ve already been to many demonstrations I didn’t mind, but for the sake of little kids I would do it almost right away cuz they lose the attention span or ability to stay in the cold quicker. I think this is a great tradition for families to do every year and it will be neat to watch the herd grow.

Very clean, cute place owned by a young couple. Trying very hard to make the restaurant a success. My husband said the the hamburger was the best he has had in a long time. I had the fish and chips. Also very good. The French fries are like a cross between a potato chip and a French fry. Very good again. Lager on tap was the perfect beer You should go there. We will be back.

My wife and I stopped by here on our way to the Gorge and had the best experience. The two gentlemen working here gave us the best service and gave us all the sauces! This has to to be the best Dairy Queen in the country hands down!

Excellent Spicy Italian..the bread was fresh everything tasted good. Staff was polite.

Such a random find! The quality of the food is excellent and they serve generous portions too! I got the fettuccine with pesto and peas and added some grilled chicken!

We found Waving Tree through Google, looking for a tasting room near the interstate (and which didn’t charge an arm and a leg!). The two employees there were so fun and personable and unpretentious - just like the tasting room. Even better, the wine was delish and the tasting cost was more than reasonable. When we arrived, one other couple was finishing their tasting, so it was me, my partner, and the two employees for at least an hour. We bought six different wines - they have a wide selection (~20) and all are available to taste. I think it was $8/tasting, which included 5 wines, refunded if a purchase was made. I enjoyed the Cinsaut - a varietal I haven’t heard of or tried previously - as well as the Nebbiolo and the Rivergazer Blend. The B Sweet is a delicious, light and somewhat sweet Barbera that’s perfect for hot summer days. Definitely recommend this place for tasting (and shopping!). Thanks to the team for hosting us and for the fun conversation (including more info about peaches and apricots than I ever knew!).

Nice place and very friendly people. Their beers are very good and a little out of the ordinary from run of the mill craft beer. Several of the beers we tried had a wild yeast sour character. That "country" ale flavor was well crafted and refreshing. Downtown Goldendale is a bit off the path of most visitors, but you won't regret making the effort to find this place.

Great little restaurant with good prices. I had the BLT and sweet potato fries, ingredients were fresh and hot. They also have legit sweet tea made with Luzianne tea bags. Staff is friendly and personable.

Our first time was with our son & his wife for lunch. Great reception as we entered, very polite and accommodating. Great food, coffee. Been back twice more, and going again to breakfast this next week! We drive up from Vancouver & it’s wonderful!