91 Things to do near Camas, WA 98607
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Washougal Area
Royal City, Washington
5.8 miles SSwim near Royal City, Washington
Swim
Camas Skatepark
Camas, Washington
6.0 miles SSkateboard near Camas, Washington
Skateboard
Pacific Community Skatepark
Vancouver, Washington
8.6 miles WPacific Community Skatepark is Clark County's free, Grindline-built park near Vancouver, WA, with a big bowl-and-cradle and a street area.
Skateboard
Endeavour Skatepark
Vancouver, Washington
10.9 miles WA free concrete bowl and street course combo in Vancouver, WA — open terrain for skaters who want both bowl and street in one stop.
Skateboard
Sunset Falls Campground
Yacolt, Washington
10.9 miles NA majestic waterfall that drains into a large, deepening pool — just a 0.1-mile hike from the trailhead, with large smooth rocks perfect for sunbathing and picnicking beside the falls.
Camp, Hike, Swim
Moulton Falls County Park
Yacolt, Washington
11.5 miles NA 387-acre park with two majestic waterfalls, volcanic rock formations, a historic swing bridge, and the 8.1-mile Bells Mountain Trail — swimming allowed with caution (no jumping from the bridge).
Hike, Swim
Davis Skatepark
Gresham, Oregon
11.8 miles SWA free outdoor concrete street course in Gresham, Oregon — smooth, open, and ready to ride.
Skateboard
Multnomah Falls
Cascade Locks, Oregon
12.2 miles SEMultnomah Falls is Oregon's tallest waterfall — a 620-foot, two-tier showstopper in the Columbia River Gorge with the iconic Benson Bridge.
Hike
Battleground Skatepark
Battle Ground, Washington
12.2 miles NWSkateboard near Battle Ground, Washington
Skateboard
Vance Park
Portland, Oregon
12.9 miles SWShort and wooded next to an old rock quarry, with great variety and trees in your way on most holes — beware of holes 7–9 where the quarry swallows discs.
Disc Golf
Rockwood Central Park
Portland, Oregon
13.0 miles SWA short, flat course in a grassy park with tall trees — great for a low-key round, though weekends can get crowded with other park users sharing the space.
Disc Golf
Glenwood Community Church Disc Golf Course
Vancouver, Washington
13.1 miles WA lightly wooded course with slight elevation on church grounds in Vancouver, Washington — a free, quiet round away from the busier public parks.
Disc Golf
Yacolt Recreational Park
Yacolt, Washington
13.7 miles NA short, easy disc golf course in Yacolt that's straightforward and beginner-friendly — note that the park gates are only open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Disc Golf
Oneonta Gorge
Cascade Locks, Oregon
13.7 miles SEA mossy, fern-draped slot canyon in the Columbia Gorge — no trail, chest-deep cold water, log jams to climb, and loose river rock underfoot — Oneonta Gorge is an unforgettable adventure.
Hike, Swim
Trout Creek Bible Camp
Corbett, Oregon
13.8 miles SA heavily wooded free private disc golf course with thick underbrush in Corbett, Oregon — call ahead for permission before visiting.
Disc Golf
Lewisville Regional Park
Battle Ground, Washington
14.4 miles NWThe Lewis River borders this family park, offering swimming with a caution for swift currents, alongside a 2.8-mile wooded trail, sports courts, fishing, and a boat launch.
Swim
Lumberyard Indoor Bike Park
Portland, Oregon
14.9 miles SWPortland's unique indoor bike park packs jump lines, pump tracks, skill sections, and technical riding into one facility — plus clinics and after-school programs for all ages and abilities.
Mountain Bike
Glenhaven Skate Park
Portland, Oregon
14.9 miles SWGlenhaven Skatepark is one of Portland, Oregon's premier public skateparks, a big, varied concrete park in the Glenhaven Park in northeast Portland. Designed and built by the legendary Dreamland...
Skateboard
Powell Butte Nature Park
Portland, Oregon
15.1 miles SWA handful of short but rushing singletrack trails — best on early weekday mornings to beat hikers and horses — with Mt. Hood Trail as the steepest, most rewarding run.
Mountain Bike
WSU Vancouver Trails
Vancouver, Washington
15.1 miles WAn ecological interpretive trail along Mill Creek at WSU Vancouver designed to illustrate how riparian plant and soil systems protect water quality and support fish and wildlife along the creek.
Mountain Bike
