The Gorge Amphitheatre

Incredible experience. Some of the most breathtaking views and gorgeous sunsets I've ever seen. Parking (arriving and leaving) wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. If you have the chance to see a concert here, would highly recommend it. (Saw Dave Matthews Band for three nights over Labor Day weekend, and would definitely love to do it again someday.)

This was a bucket list venue for me. We attended the Whiskey Myers and Tedeschi Trucks band show on 8/9/25. I bought tickets online a week or so before the show. Having never been here before I bought a Star Plus parking pass and the side lounge upgrade. We had a stellar time. The bands were great. The sunset and the view is the gorge was incredible. I thought the sound was better from the 200 section where we had seats than in the lounge. The star plus parking worked out for us. We did sit in a little bit of a line getting in - we came around 4:00pm because I wasn’t sure what to expect with traffic. We had zero traffic until we got to the gate. There was some kind of issue with the ticket scanner for the parking area and that is what the hold up was. It probably took them 15 minutes to figure that out. Once we parked we got past that it was fine. We had zero issues getting out but I will say we didn’t stay until the end, we left maybe after 45 minutes of the second band because we had a two hour drive and I didn’t want to take the chance of getting stuck in traffic trying to exit. I don’t regret getting the lounge upgrade. There weren’t to many people in there which was nice. I would say, if you are getting lawn seats, maybe do the upgrade so you can get a closer view of the gorge but if you don’t care about that then just stay out in lawn. There was no line for bathrooms over here either. The 200 section wasn’t as far back as I thought it might be so we had a nice view of the stage and the sound was good there. I was worried about having cell signal here but that was not an issue. I had pictured this being in the middle of nowhere and it somewhat is but it really wasn’t that far out there. You will pass hundreds of apple trees getting here. It was nice drive. For outdoor venues, Red Rocks is still my number one but we thoroughly enjoyed this experience. If it’s on your list, make a plan to visit.

The Gorge has come a long way over the years. Before water was scarce and no outside containers allowed, but now you can bring in empty camel backs depending on the event and they've worked on security issues. Best venue for a view Ive ever been to, 100% recommend going!

The crowd was great and the musicians were outstanding. Venue was nice but i didn’t see where it would be easy to get around for adults with disabilities. Also, if you are camping the noise from the RV generators is off the hook. I recommend staying away from that area unless you are also in an RV or trailer. I mean at 1am it was deafening so bring your noise cancellation headphones if you need to sleep. Security was a bit invasive walking into camping sites. I didn’t enjoy 20 year-olds walking up to me telling me to make sure I leave by noon the next day. The food was good but be prepared to pay $16 for a scoop of ice cream and $8 for a regular bag of ice. Not sure i would do it again, but there is always room for improvement.

The Gorge is stunningly beautiful and has stunningly beautiful acoustics. It's our 3rd time here. This weekend for Dave Matthews. Every instrument is crystal clear with no reverb plenty of volume and nothing that hurts your ears. What God created at the Gorge is way better than any "perfect" venue made by man

This is a world class venue! Stunning views of the Columbia River Gorge Valley, stunning sunset views, then you ad in live music (Red Rocks Amphitheatre Co.) and the Gorge is equal to in every way. The owners have gone out of their way to give you an incredible live music experience!!! I definitely in courage you to find a band that you love that's playing @ the Gorge Amphitheatre and go see them there! There is All types of overnight camping ⛺ from tent, Truck, RV to Glamping! Every price range from a few dollars a night to hundreds it's up to you. The Gorge Amphitheatre is in the middle of nowhere it's a long drive so it's best to just spend the night, enjoy the concert and get a fresh start in the morning! There are plenty of clean restrooms and even showers on site.

I love this venue! I don’t think I’ve ever been to a concert at a more magical or beautiful spot than this one! If you’ve have been thinking about going to a show here it is a must! Buy the ticket, book the camping and go!!

Just had the unforgettable experience of seeing Dave Matthews here over labor day weekend. I will be going back next year! I recommend joining the Warehouse on his web site for $35 a year. You will get in a half hour before the public and early access to the merch tent and seating (if it's not reserved) with your lawn/general seating ticket.