Crescent Bar Resort - Resort hotel in Quincy - 8894 Crescent Bar Rd NW #1, USA

The campground is impeccable. The sites are generously-sized. Every site has 50 amp electric and sewer water hookups. There's a whole row that have an unparalleled view of the river. The campground restroom has very clean showers and toilets. And in our experience, we've met just the nicest most considerate people here for several days in the campground.

What a great year around place. I skied Mission Ridge many times this year and stayed in this area. I can't wait for my summer stays. I'll go to concerts at The Gorge and boat. Oh, eat at Friends Riviera. Great food run by a great family.

What a change to this place. The new public park and camp ground are really nice. My only problem with the camp ground is the fact that they didn't put in enough trees. With the heat it would have been nice to have more shade. Nice place for families, bike riding, boat launch, pizza place.

Brand new facilities. Clean restrooms and showers. Drinking water available, but not at individual campsites. Spectacular setting at the base of the Columbia River Gorge cliffs. Kind of expensive at $40/night for a tent, and for some reason the tent pads have quite sharp gravel on them. There is no shade, and the swimming beaches aren't so great, although there​ is another beach 3 minutes walk outside the campground.

We love this resort! It's perfect for a fun family vacation! The staff is always so friendly and the condos are very clean and have everything we need! Shout out to Jen in the office for being super helpful and answering all our questions! We come every year :)

The place I stayed was a friend's parent's 'cabin' (a double-wide manufactured home), and it's not at all clear that a Resort actually exists here. It IS, however, a lovely backwater community ON the Columbia River west of Quincy, and you can rent condos from a variety of realtors and/or VRBO.. Surprisingly for a Hamlet of 600 people (guessing) there's a GREAT pizza joint (Tower Pizza) that you can drive your golf cart to (that's the kind of retirement community feel this place has) and a challenging-enough, well-maintained nine-hole golf course. And bike trails. And 24/7 contactless ice dispensary (not cheap!) It's roasty-toasty over in central WA, so bring lots of sunscreen (and ice).

Nice area. Plenty of things to do. Golf, swimming, camping, fishing. I just wish there were more places to eat. Tower Pizza is closed in the off-season. The 9-hole par-3 golf course is nice, but fairly pricey - $15 to walk 9 holes.

I love the area but have had a bad rental experience here with select rentals. New campground is nice but I wouldn't pay what they're asking for a little treeless tract. But if you're into boating, it's handy.