I wasn’t able to search the web for specifics. However, I do know enough about Koberg Beach State Recreation Site from general knowledge to write this. Here’s the description:

Koberg Beach State Recreation Site sits along the southern bank of the Columbia River in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge, just west of Hood River. This small day-use park offers one of the most accessible waterfront spots in the Gorge, with a sandy beach framed by towering basalt cliffs and sweeping views across the river to Washington state.

The park is a favorite among windsurfers and kiteboarders, thanks to the Gorge’s legendary wind conditions that funnel through the river corridor. Even if you’re not riding the wind, Koberg Beach is a great spot for swimming on warm summer days, picnicking under the shade trees, or simply watching the parade of colorful sails and kites on the water. A grassy picnic area with tables sits just above the beach, making it easy to settle in for an afternoon.

The setting along the Historic Columbia River Highway adds to the charm — the drive in is scenic on its own, passing waterfalls and forested bluffs. Koberg Beach is day-use only with no camping available, but Hood River is just minutes east with plenty of lodging and dining options.

The best time to visit is late June through September, when temperatures climb and the Gorge winds are at their most consistent. Spring visits reward with wildflowers on the surrounding hillsides, though the water stays cold well into summer. Arrive early on summer weekends — parking is limited and the Gorge draws crowds once the sun comes out.

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