Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, ilani is the place to go for late-night dining and entertainment. Eat at one of the 15 bars and restaurants at this casino, and dance the night away during weekly concerts.

ilani

Built in partnership with the Chinook Indian Nation, Portland State University, The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and numerous other community partners and volunteers, the Cathlapotle Plankhouse serves as an education and interpretive center and is used by the Chinook Indian Nation for cultural events throughout the year. Visit the Cathlapotle Plankhouse and connect with local indigenous culture. This Living Plankhouse, based on the Chinookan village of Cathlapotle, as well as the objects inside of it, offer a tangible link to these aboriginal land stewards and provides a unique site for the interpretation of our region's natural and cultural heritage. Photo courtesy of Friends of the Ridgefield NWR

Cathlapotle Plankhouse

The Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1965 to provide wintering habitat for the dusky subspecies of the Canada goose. Today, the Refuge preserves both habitat for wildlife, and evidence of the people who once lived here. The approximately 5,300 acres contain a lush mixture of wetlands, grasslands, riparian corridors, and forests. These habitats, combined with a mild and rainy winter climate, provide the ideal environment for many species including neotropical song birds, wintering waterfowl, and other local native species. The Carty Unit (28908 NW Main Ave) and River 'S' Unit (1071 S Hilhurst) are available for the public to visit. The Carty Unit hosts the main Refuge office, the Cathlapotle Plankhouse, the Oaks-to-Wetlands Trail, and the seasonal Carty Lake Trail. The River 'S' Unit offers the Auto Tour Route and the seasonal Kiwa Trail, as well as access to the hunt zones. Check the website for closure information before you visit!

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge

Paradise Point State Park is an 88-acre camping park with 6,180 feet of freshwater shoreline and easy access to the Lewis River. The area possesses great natural beauty, a freshwater beach for swimming, and campsites in open grass or wooded areas as well as a small apple orchard. Paradise Point also offers cozy yurts backed by quiet woodland for overnight stays.

Paradise Point Park

Beacon Rock State Park is a 4,650-acre year-round camping park with historic significance dating back hundreds of years and 9,500 feet of freshwater shoreline on the Columbia River. For the adventuresome, lace up your hiking boots to scale the 1.6-mile trail to experience unparalleled panoramic views of the Gorge. The hike scales the core of an extinct volcano now known as Beacon Rock.

Beacon Rock State Park

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

The picturesque Cedar Creek Grist Mill is the only grain-grinding mill in Washington that has maintained its original structural integrity, grinds with stones, and is water-powered. Built in 1876, the mill has been fully restored as a working museum and is registered as a National Historic Site. The covered bridge spanning Cedar Creek adjacent to the mill was rebuilt in 1994, and adds a scenic backdrop to this popular site drawing visitors from all over the world.

Cedar Creek Grist Mill

Lewis River golf Course is between the North Fork of the Lewis River and the evergreen foothills of the Cascade Mountains, and features an 18-hole course. The tree-lined fairways require accuracy to score well, and the greens are some of the finest you’ll putt on in the Northwest!

Lewis River Golf Course

With a picturesque setting along the river, the course features plenty of water hazards and tree-lined fairways. This course can be played by high-handicap players, but can still be difficult for low handicappers. It offers a pro shop, driving range and restaurant.

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

Camas Meadows Golf Club features an 18-hole Championship Public Golf Course. Our course was created around unique meadows and wetlands, or as we like to say, “Built as nature intended”

We can accommodate both large & small events such as Business Meetings, Parties, Memorials, and of course Golf Tournaments.

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