Why Live in Woodworth Acres
Woodworth Acres in Mount Hood Parkdale offers a serene environment with expansive fruit orchards and spacious lots, providing a quiet retreat while still being within a 20 to 30-minute drive to downtown Hood River. The neighborhood is close to Mount Hood, a popular destination for skiing and snowboarding, located about 20 minutes away. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy various activities, including wind sports in Hood River, hiking and paddleboarding at Laurence Lake (10 miles away), and boating at Lost Lake (16 miles away), which also features a boat launch and picnic areas. For dining, Paco’s Tacos food truck in Parkdale is a local favorite, serving tacos with fresh, grass-fed meats. The area is part of the Hood River Fruit Loop, known for its orchards, farms, and wineries like Grateful Vineyard, which offers high-elevation sparkling wines.
Homes in Woodworth Acres range from Cape Cods and Craftsman styles built from the 1930s to the 2010s on large lots, to ranch-style homes built between 1980 and 2010 on one- to five-acre lots. The neighborhood's spacious properties often feature stunning views of Mount Hood. However, the region's hot, arid climate may increase the risk of wildfires. Students in the area attend highly rated schools, including Parkdale Elementary School and Hood River Valley High School, which offers various college credit courses and extracurricular activities. Dee Highway (Oregon state Route 281) connects Woodworth Acres to nearby communities and Hood River, with Columbia Area Transit providing bus services from Parkdale or Odell. For groceries, residents frequent McIsaac’s Store in Parkdale or the Mid Valley Market in Odell, with more options available in Hood River.
