Rock Creek Campground offers very nice equestrian camping facilities, with 13 of its 19 sites allowing horses. Each equestrian site has a 2-horse corral (some in a 4-horse configuration shared with an adjacent campsite), a fire ring, and a picnic table. Most sites are pull-throughs, and several have room for two trailers. The campground has vault toilets, manure bins, stock water troughs, and a camp host. It also has two small day-use parking areas, an accessible mounting ramp, and a group shelter with barbecue grills. Discover Pass is required for overnight camping or for day-use parking. The campground and trails are open year-round, though the trails can be muddy and slick during the rainy season.

Rock Creek Campground

Bells Mountain Trail is a primitive, four-foot wide shared-use trail that serves hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. It is part of a 30-mile stretch of the Chinook Trail, with its northern trailhead a quarter of a mile downriver from the bridge at Moulton Falls picnic area. Climb to the top of Bells Mountain and wind through strands of Alder and Doug-fir trees.

Bells Mountain Trail

This 387-acre park, at the confluence of the East Fork of the Lewis River and Big Tree Creek, features two waterfalls and an arch bridge more than three stories high. The park sits on both sides of the river and is heavily forested. The Chelatchie Prairie Railroad excursion train also passes through the park. Areas of interest include volcanic rock formations from early lava flows, historic Indian meeting grounds, a swing bridge on Big Tree Creek and access to the 7.5-mile Bells Mountain Trail.

Moulton Falls Regional Park

Walkers, bicyclists and equestrians enjoy this wooded walk along the Lewis River. You'll find the east entrance to the trail at Moulton Falls Regional Park. Barrier-free access from the west is found at the Hantwick Road trailhead.

Named for the northern latitude boundary of Oregon, 54°40' is a production brewery with a family-friendly taproom. Serving the Pacific Northwest, they offer more than a dozen brews and ciders (and root beer) on tap with food trucks on site.

54-40 Brewing Co

Recluse Brew Works is a celebration of the recluse within us all. Mysterious and surprising, not for the love of solitude but for the glee we feel stunning our friends and family with fine, refreshing ales and lagers. You may catch a glimpse of our glowing eyes in the reeds by the river, or a shadowy figure behind a grain bin.

Recluse Brew Works

This 80-acre property features picnic tables, BBQ grills, trails, and vault toilets. Day use parking is available April 15 through October 15. The site is open only to walk-in visitors during the off-season.

Bratton Canyon

In the logging boom days, this railroad line transported logs to Columbia River ports. Pulled by an 1841 diesel locomotive, the train transports passengers through scenic northern Clark County from Yacolt to Moulton Falls and Chelatchie Prairie and back. Open on weekends during the summer, with special events throughout the year that include Christmas tree runs, murder mysteries, staged hold-ups, and more.

Chelatchie Prairie Railroad

Moulton Falls Winery produces quality wines and ciders using grapes sourced from Red Mountain, Yakima Valley and Columbia Valley AVAs in Eastern Washington and apples produced in Washington State. Its rustic tasting room is a comfortable place to be, rain or shine, and is set on acreage that boasts beautiful hills and lush foliage.

Moulton Falls Winery

Step back in time to discover the 1880s Victorian farmhouse and country garden at this national historic site. Visitors can enjoy over 150 varieties of lilacs and some rare and unusual plants and trees in the 19th-century Victorian garden. The Gardens offer a quaint gift shop in the old carriage barn which has many handcrafted gifts, stationary, and lilac-themed items for sale. While the Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens are open year round, the annual [Lilac Days festival](https://www.visitvancouverwa.com/event/lilac-days/18500/), held each spring, offers visitors a rare chance to experience peak lilac season while celebrating the beauty of the gardens in bloom.

Hulda Klager Lilac Gardens

The Lumber Yard is a baseball and softball training facility set on providing the best professional instruction in the Pacific NW. They have seven multi-use, 15-foot-high tunnels, and 8,500 square feet of maleable space. At The Lumber Yard, they can help you take your game to the next level!

The Lumber Yard Baseball and Softball Training Facility

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