October 8, 2026 8:05 am
Camas, Environment, Government, News, Outdoors 
The bridge at Lacamas Regional Park remains under construction as Clark County Public Works communications manager Kaley McLachlan-Burton looks over the area on Tuesday morning. (Photos by Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
Evelyn Ives, left, and Kaley McLachlan-Burton of Clark County Public Works discuss how the old rail car bridge in Lacamas Regional Park is being replaced.
The bridge at Lacamas Regional Park is still under construction, as seen Tuesday morning.
Evelyn Ives, left, and Kaley McLachlan-Burton of Clark County Public Works examine construction work at the old rail car bridge in Lacamas Regional Park in Camas on Tuesday morning. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
The bridge at Lacamas Regional Park is still under construction, as seen Tuesday morning.
The bridge at Lacamas Regional Park is still under construction, as seen Tuesday morning. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)
Like many of his neighbors, Camas resident Anthony Metzidis is eagerly waiting for all of Lacamas Regional Park to reopen to the public.
But Metzidis and others will have to wait a little longer. Clark County closed the northeast trails starting in August to allow crews to remove and replace a bridge along the main access road used by both pedestrians and parks maintenance vehicles.
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