After a night at the Boondockers Welcome site, we continued down I-5 and across the bridge into Oregon:

Here’s the sign on the bridge saying “Entering Oregon”:

Near downtown Portland, with a glimpse of the arch of the Fremont Bridge:

Part of downtown Portland:

Our destination: Old Stone Village RV park. It’s an interesting combination of manufactured homes and a quite nice RV park:

We’ll be here for a couple of weeks, while we take care of a bunch of things in the Portland area, and continue to get the coach set up.

Here’s our coach in the campsite, before we put the slides out:

And after (notice the window awnings, too):

Since this campsite has full hookups, I connected the power, water, and sewer. Here’s the wet bay with the sewer hose:

The sewer hose is draped across a rack for a proper drainage slope; the first time I’ve had occasion to use this rack:

Here’s our coach and truck:

This RV park is literally next door to the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, with a walking path between them:

We’re very busy with Portland-area chores and setting up our coach, but hopefully will find time to visit the museum while we’re here. We’ve been there before, but I’m sure we’ll enjoy checking it out again.

The RV park has nice grounds, including a gazebo:

Water feature:

Play areas:

Unlike in previous campgrounds we’ve stayed at (admittedly a very short list so far), there are several similar coaches to ours in this park, e.g. here are two Tiffin Allegro Buses opposite each other: