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Camas-Washougal skatepark plans coming together

Fundraising has helped collect nearly $100K for park’s remodel

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Brody Paulson, 14, skates toward a ramp contributed by Kevin Barber, of the Camas-based Core Industries, during a skateboarding demonstration at the Camtown Youth Festival at Crown Park in Camas on Saturday, June 4, 2022. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record)

If all goes according to plan, local skateboarders could see a long-awaited Camas-Washougal Skate Park revamp this fall.

“Ideally, the park would get built probably in September,” Camas Parks and Recreation Director Trang Lam told Camas Parks Commission members during a May 25 Commission meeting. “We will go to (the Camas City Council) probably in early August with the contract.”

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