A new winery in southwest Washington’s Clark County, Dolio Winery & Vineyard is nestled in the rural landscape north of Battle Ground. All of the wines are made from Washington grown grapes with a few varietals grown at the Dolio vineyard. From planting vines to pouring wines, they take pride in tending every step of creating high quality wines to share with you!

Dolio Winery & Vineyard

Summit Grove is tucked away on five acres of private, beautifully wooded tranquil property situated just above the Lewis River near La Center, Washington. The lodge has been meticulously renovated preserving the integrity and character of the original structure, while updating the property to offer all imaginable modern-day amenities. The main hall area inside the lodge is approximately 2,300 square feet. Features include the original cedar-log walls, Douglas Fir beams and flooring, a 20-foot vaulted ceiling, and majestic rock fireplace. The room can accommodate a seated dinner for up to 170 or a standing reception up to 375 - 400.

Summit Grove Lodge

Small family-owned vineyard & winery located in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Columbia Gorge Vintners have been growing and producing wines for over 20 years. In 2010, they established the vineyard above the beautiful Columbia River. With a focus on producing extraordinary wines from grapes that fit the local climate and the soil. All wines are produced from grapes grown, hand-harvested, and bottled on-site in Washougal, Washington. Striving to produce quality wines from grapes that will grow in SW Washington under sustainable agricultural practices. They are located at a 500 feet elevation, one mile from the Columbia River in the National Scenic Area.

Columbia Gorge Vintners

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

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

Listed on the National Register of Historic Properties, this farmstead includes the Pomeroy's log home built in 1920, a working blacksmith shop, barn, extensive herb and vegetable gardens, pastures and woodlot. The Farm hosts various public events throughout the year, but is not open regularly so please check the website for dates or call for details. Seasonal teas are offered by reservation throughout the year, featuring traditional style English tea. Pumpkin Lane open weekends in October for a family friendly pumpkin patch experience. New addition to Pomeroy Farm is the winery, Pomeroy Cellars, open on weekends.

Pomeroy Living History Farm

Pomeroy Cellars is a boutique winery and tasting room in Clark County Washington. They produce approximately 500 cases per year, making small runs that include a selection of grape wines ranging from Big Reds such as the Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot to the sweeter whites of Riesling. All the wines are made from grapes grown in the state of Washington. They also make small batch fruit wines with fruit grown on Pomeroy Farm such as blackberry and rhubarb.

Pomeroy Cellars

Listed on the National Register of Historic Properties, this farmstead includes the Pomeroy's log home built in 1920, a working blacksmith shop, barn, extensive herb and vegetable gardens, pastures and woodlot. The Farm hosts various public events throughout the year, like seasonal teas featuring traditional style English tea and Pumpkin Lane in October.

This 24-acre park follows the north shore of the East Fork Lewis River. It features beautiful picnicking and hiking areas and a spectacular view of the falls that gives this park its name. No swimming or other types of water contact are allowed here because the waters are sensitive fish spawning grounds. The park affords a wonderful front row view of steelhead leaping up the falls.

Lucia Falls Park

David Douglas Community Park serves the central Vancouver area, as well as the Northwood Neighborhood. The park serves as a central gathering area for sporting events and community activities and features several ball fields that are home to Columbia Little League and the Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation Softball program.

David Douglas Community Park

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