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For area residents and visitors alike, there are plenty of interesting and satisfying ways to spend a day in Camas and Washougal.
Spend a day exploring Camas and Washougal
Area sites promote hometown pride and history
- By Dawn Feldhaus
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July 31, 2016 11:13 am
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News
Homemade breakfast dishes attract customers, such as George Butler, to Natalia's Cafe, in downtown Camas. The eatery also serves lunch and desserts.
Replicas of Chinookan canoes and Lewis and Clark's dugout canoes are located at Capt. William Clark Park. The 80-acre site includes Cottonwood Beach, restrooms, group picnic shelters, water access, interpretive signage and off-street parking. (Post-Record file photo)
Lewis and Clark are among the names engraved on bricks in Parker's Landing Historical Park. The park, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has picnic tables, a rose arbor and interpretive panels with information about early settlers. (Post-Record file photo)
Blankets, mugs and dog coats are among the items that can be purchased at the Pendleton Store, in downtown Washougal. The mill, located next to the store, manufactures wool textiles, for use in blankets, men's and women's clothing and upholstery.
The Puffin Cafe features views of the Columbia River and the Port of Camas-Washougal marina and boat launch ramp.
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