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.

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On March 31, 1806, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark established a camp at Cottonwood Beach while they secured provisions for the return trip through the Columbia River Gorge. Almost 200 years later, a multi-jurisdictional effort celebrated the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial in 2006 by opening Captain William Clark Park at Cottonwood Beach. Now, in addition to the existing water access at Cottonwood Beach, the park also features multi-use trails, restrooms, historic interpretive elements, picnic shelters and parking lots. Photo shows a replica of the Lewis and Clark's canoe sits at the riverside (Courtesy of Clark County Public Works, Washington)

Captain William Clark Park at Cottonwood Beach

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

54-40's second location, Kascadia features a full-service restaurant, family atmosphere, televised sporting events and, of course, an assortment of beers brewed by 54-40 Brewery. There is a space reserved for those age 21 and older as well. The pub has shuffleboard, a dart board and pinball machine, and features an assortment of sports and beer memorabilia.

Kascadia Brewery and Public House

Brunch’d is a locally owned food truck serving fresh, chef-crafted brunch favorites with a creative twist. From hearty breakfast burritos and chicken & waffles to house-made pastries, sandwiches, and baked goods, every dish is made with quality ingredients and bold flavors. Brunch’d delivers comfort food that’s anything but ordinary.

Brunch'd

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

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

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

Located between Fort Vancouver Way and Reserve Street, this brick stadium is home of Clark College’s baseball team. With 1,500 stadium seats, it is set in a beautiful setting with protected dugouts and has clubhouse areas.

Propstra Stadium

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