What a fun discovery! I used to live going to The Trails at the bottom of Griffith Park in LA…read morebecause it was a fun place to get a hot dog or lavender cookies after a hike to the observatory. I thought I'd left that behind when I moved to Washington, but then I found this place. They have hot dogs, chips and guacamole, and more importantly, beer. We were out there with our dogs and when we got a couple of mosquitoes flying around, a staff person came out with a citronella lamp. How awesome is that? Helpful and added to the chill vibe. Fast service too and just being able to get snacks by in a forest near a lake is the best.

Such a nice surprise to have the Lakeside Beer Garden & Grill available and open during our…read moreglamping weekend! Milissa and Jody were exceptional hosts, great service, great people, great company. Greeted with a nut trail mix, menu offered apps from hot wings to chicken tenders. Hot pressed sandwiches, beer on tap, bottled, and wine. Cards, games, indoor and outdoor seating all in a delightfully renovated historical cabin. Currently open weekends only, until summer is in full swing. We had the turkey pesto sandwich with Mac & Jacks to enjoy while playing Rummy and chatting with Jody about living in Napa. Such a memorable experience, not only the eats and beverages, but meeting a hardworking, genuine owner.

Making reservation for pontoon boat lady works there is great very easy to make reservation and…read moreshe explained everything cant wait to catch a big one

8/12/25 - The lady at the booth was nice at first and let us drive in to check out the campsites…read more it was around 7 PM. We found a spot and sat at the picnic table to discuss whether we wanted to stay. The neighboring campers had two dogs tied up to the picnic table where we would camp and their group was quite loud. We were trying to figure out if we wanted to set up camp there given the lack of privacy. After about 40 minutes, the same lady approached us again, this time very rudely. She told us this wasn't a day use area and that we needed to either choose a site or leave immediately. Her tone was unwelcoming and unnecessarily harsh, especially since we were just trying to decide. We hadn't booked anything online since it was a spontaneous visit. I had come to the area to visit my dad's grave across the road. In the end, none of the sites felt secluded, and the overall atmosphere didn't feel inviting. We decided to leave and definitely wouldn't recommend camping there based on how we were treated.

Amazing people. Always comes down to the people and they're lucky to have such an amazing crew.read more

With the proper permits, paperwork and licenses this visit was great…read more Took the 14ft skiff out for some easy trolling around. Absolutely humble and home-e vibe to the place. Staff was straight forward and respectful. The skiff has a strong outboard was able to keep up with some currents and gusts of wind when they popped up. As a marina the launch has a good width to it and it way marking when entering/ exiting. I'll absolutely be returning here!

Visiting a relative in Centralia and my husband wanted to go fishing. We booked a trip with…read moreClancy's and had a great time. Ron was the captain and was full of local information. Great customer service and very helpful fishing knowledge.

I've been fishing with Clancy's for about 15 years. They are professional and expert fishermen…read more They always put us on fish and provide a great experience. You can fish, or you can catch fish... I prefer the latter, and I've never been disappointed with Clancy's!

The Ultimate scam boat shop. They allegedly fixed my boat and never bothered to call and ask or…read moretell me how much the final bill would be. Then when I called them, all of a sudden their computer is broke and they take only cash or check, and the check was made to a person, not the shop. The problem as not fixed and I got three weeks of BS about waiting for parts before I took the boat to a reputable shop in Saint Helens, Oregon. I would NEVER reccomend this shiester to anyone!

My name is Mark I'm in Seattle WA I'm a fiberglass tech from port Townsend I'm looking to move down…read more.glass gelcot repair I'm good let me know if you need help. townermark7@gmail.com

From the owner: We at twin Lakes marine specialize in taking care of watercraft clients. Below is a list of various…read moreitems that we work on. Two stroke and four stroke outboard engines Inboard, outboard and sterndrive watercraft Waverunners and Jet Ski‘s pre-purchase inspections. For your protection.

Out of all honesty I'm hovering between three to four stars on this park. Much of it revolves…read morearound the timing of when you go here I imagine. Most of the surrounding shore that makes up American Lake looks to be private and this park seems to be more of a boat launching point for the general public to use for utilizing the lake. The park itself is quite small and that also goes for the parking lot as well. The day I went was a warm day so the park was full as well as the designated lots. Filled lots for certain parks often times in neighborhoods aren't really that big of a deal because you can use curbside parking that is usually nearby but in this part of Lakewood there is no curbside parking at all and it looks like parking in front of someone's house doesn't seem like it's a good idea because one gets the idea you are parking in their yard and not on a curb. So what I did was park in an area that was designated for a school and carefully looked for any parking restrictions given the amount of time it would take for me to walk to the park, check it out for a bit then walk back. This proved to not be an issue parking here but the walk was a bit long. Fortunately the day that I picked to go to American Lake was a clear day and if you walk to the boat docks you can get a good view of Mount Rainier and the the lake itself is very pretty. But don't assume you can get a clear view of the mountain all of the time. Overcast is not unusual. There is also a decent looking beach here as far as lake beaches go but like everything the day I went it was fairly crowded. The boat ramp was in full use as well and a line of cars were waiting to unload as well. Definitely a very busy park the day I went despite it's size. Aside from the crowds this park isn't too bad and if you can enjoy the view of Mount Rainier and the water I'd definitely bump that aspect of the park up to four stars.

I can't believe I haven't been to this park sooner. It's just the right size and not overcrowded…read more It's a small nice park with lots of parking and boat/dock access for fishing and boats. I bet it probably gets kind of busy in the warmer months but it's perfect in the spring to just grab a folding chair and just sit out by the lake unhampered. There isn't much actual beach, but rather the green grass steeply slopes down hill directly into the reasonably clean water. There is signage that there is no lifeguard on duty, so swim at your own risk. This would be a perfect free place to cool down if you're too hot and it's a small enough roped off swimming area that it may be more hard to lose your kids. You should still keep an eye on them though as any good person should. There is also a small playground as well if your little ones don't want to go near the water. There is also a single outdoor show for rinsing off before you head on home and the restrooms with handicapped accessibility are reasonably clean. I didn't see a doggy doo bag station though which explains the few spots of dog turds near the beach which kind of makes me think the water is icky if that runs off into the water. I just really think this is an excellent place to come and get an unobstructed view of the lake. So often do all the houses block bodies of water as the land is coveted. I will definitely be back with a picnic blanket and maybe a good book.