This is basically a well outfitted tackle shop that just happens to have a small cafe at one end…read more The outside is misleading. Once inside, you find a very clean store with a few tables and a bar to order from. The young lady who took our order was polite and helpful. We both ordered the BLT on sourdough. One chocolate milkshake and one berry smoothie. Sandwiches were generously sized and very good. The components that made them so good were quality bread and really good bacon. His chocolate shake he said was really good chocolate flavor. My smoothie was an explosion of berries on my tongue. The young man who brought us our food checked back a few minutes later to see if we needed anything. Ambience could move the stars from 5 to 4 but I think that's relevant. If I were to downgrade it would only be due to the issue of getting out of the parking lot onto Hwy 30 going west. But that's not something that Finns has no control over.

Great service great food and especially nice workers. Definitely recommend. (Big food portions )read more

I love this park! I have driven past a few times, but just recently visited. Great place for all…read moreages. Calm water, lots of space to sit and enjoy the view. Ample free parking in the neighborhood.

We love Horseshoe! Such a great place to swim, float, or padddle board. It's a short loop and you…read morecan go the full length fairly easily. Don't be scared away by the crowds on the beach. Once you're out in the water it's not bad at all.

Hostile host. Joann is extremely inflexible. Be sure to get travel insurance before visit as she…read moreis not willing to budge. Not all rules are listed up front. When you arrive there is a slew of signs posted anywhere you go with more rules. It's very much a feel.of just give us your money and dissappear into your rental space. Rabbit poop everywhere so be weary if you have young children it's on and around the play structures. There's a large field but no access to it. Cabins are glorified play houses with sulfur smelling water and electricity. No shoes indoors which makes for an uncomfortable entrance in colder weather. Not ada friendly. No insulation. The beds are so close to the ceiling if you are taller you could hit you're head. They are placed on a flatbed with wheels so they move. Religion is everywhere here. The coffee mugs. Inside the cabins , tiles on walls and from the guest but she has extremely poor behaviors and pretends to be kind then uses the words god bless to attempt to excuse said poor behaviors. No real private space. The host entered the cabin while we were gone. No boundaries for guests but a million to accommodate the owners. I highly recommend reading reviews of this space on other platforms as well before staying. They truly have no business dealing with the public.

We've been here almost a week and it's been so great! They allowed us to bring our tiny house and…read morepark it here long term and they've been so helpful and welcoming from start to finish! JoAnna was thorough and helped me through the booking and notified me when our house was delivered. The property is absolutely beautiful. The hook-ups and amenities are convenient and you can't beat the tranquility. They've got so much space here for camping in tents, RVs, and even Tiny Houses. Whether you're staying for a day, a weekend or until further notice, it's the perfect quiet place to settle in.

The gates and restrooms are open only from Memorial Day to Labor Day, but don't let that stop you…read morefrom enjoying this park at any time of year. There is ample free parking across the road. A 0.7 mile paved footpath circles the pond and is a favorite of the locals. Four floating piers welcome the fisher. Non-motorized boats are allowed in the pond, but I have seen only one there in all the years I have visited. A few ducks, geese, and coots live here year round, and many more visit in winter. For info about the fish stocked in the pond see http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/washington/749/

Such a wonderful place for peace and quiet. Enjoyed watching the birds and hanging out by the…read morewater. Very few people and just a few folks fishing. Great place to relax and spend some time and lots of room to social distance.

I was fishing with my husband in Astoria for the Buoy 10 fishery. We had hooked a chinook and it…read moreheaded right under the First Pass Outfitters boat. The guide immediately asked his clients to reel up. Our fish got tangled up in one of the lines and he immediately cut that line so that we were able to get the fish in. We have finished at buoy 10 for many years and run into similar situations several time and the guide was unwilling to pull their lines from the water to help out a fellow fisherman, resulting in a lost fish. I feel that this is the one of the classiest things I have seen on the water. We have friends coming from Toronto next year and I will try to get them on his boat. He impressed me as a quality guide

My cousin Booked the whole boat for Salmon fishing, (August 15th 2025). The weather was not in our…read morefavor... Heavy Wind, Lots of Rain, Spotty Sea conditions, ETC... Curtis didn't bat an eye and rather than canceling the trip he approached it with can do attitude "Lets GO"! We had 3 adults and 3 "kids" 10, 14, and 14. Curtis was professional, courteous, and friendly. It was a great trip. We limited out and enjoyed the day regardless of the conditions. As someone who has worked in the boat industry, I can attest to the quality, maintenance, performance, and attention to detail Curtis has put into his boat. Keep up the good work and we are looking forward to future trips!

Beautiful, relaxing, peaceful spot…read more My husband and I visited this dock 2 days ago after going to my Grandmother's 90th Birthday Party in the area. There is a bronzed statue of Sacajawea near the bridge by this dock. The autumn foliage here is just breathtaking - bright yellows, brilliant oranges, and cranberry reds - and there are lilypads *everywhere* which really add to the beauty of the place. The dock itself is a mostly-rectangular-shaped, with slanted corners, and it is about 20 - 30 feet wide and about 15 - 20 feet long. From the dock, you can see glorious amounts of lilypads, a good section of the lake, a proud tall fountain that emerges from the center of the lake, the bridge to your right (about a 2-minite walk from the dock), and lots and lots of trees. Off in the distance behind the dock, there's a playground, which was full of happy kids playing in it on the Saturday that we visited. There were quite a few people out at the lake itself this past Saturday, however, it never felt crowded, and we were the only two people on the dock itself. There are no benches on the actual dock, but there's a nice park bench very close to it. I have some memories of Lake Sacajawea from when I was much younger, since I have family in this area, but I hadn't been there in many years until this past weekend. I highly recommend visiting if you're in the area. It's a lovely place to chill for a while or take a short stroll.

This is an awesome place! Just a beautiful, bright spot in the middle of town. Enjoy picnics,…read morewalks, fish off the dock or bring your kids or grandkids to the park.

Two weeks ago I was tasked with looking for a fishing guide for when my buddy got into town for his…read morepost deployment leave in the Army. My buddy told me catching bass would be nice as usual but he wanted wanted to go bigger this time as in salmon which is something I know nothing about. I looked at a few different sites for a guide service, and the one I easily selected was Legal Limit Outdoors. I was instantly impressed when the owner David Taber told me he would get us on some fish and that he would also like to give us a military discount. The photos on his web site also looked pretty promising for catching nice sized fish and having fun while doing it! After booking with David he called and provided multiple follow ups before our trip. This was only the start of his sincere kindness, courtesy, and true appreciation for his clients. This kindness continued throughout our trip today. David I learned is not only a veteran himself but a kind hearted guide who loves what he does and he wants you to enjoy your experience even more! He not only got us on the fish but we were the only boat out of about 5 in our area to catch anything. When I say anything I mean multiple Salmon ranging from 15-40 lbs. While no one else near us caught anything we got hook up after hook up. When we were all done for the day David even cleaned all of our fish afterwards. David has fished the Columbia River for decades and if you are looking for a guide with experience and the ability to teach people of all levels from beginner to expert, he is your guy! David if you see this I want to say not only thank you for getting us on the fish, but thanks for the photos and memories that will last a lifetime!

I was looking for a guide to take my daughter (9) and I out Sturgeon fishing around the fourth of…read moreJuly weekend. Captain Tabe got back in touch right away and was able to accommodate us. We had a great time. He has a perfect boat for the river, and knew exactly where the Sturgeon were that would be good for us to catch (not too big and not too small). We pulled in about 10 of them during the hours we were out. My daughter had a blast and we learned a good amount of the river and the fish. Would recommend no problem.

A hideout indeed! Google maps and pics do not properly show the enormity of this place. I came…read morehere a couple of months ago for disc golf, but there was way more to be discovered here then I had thought. Here's a little bit about Horning's Hideout: = Just Getting Here = Be aware that once you drive off the main road, you'll see the signs to the hideout, but it's all gravel and tall trees from there. From the main sign, the drive heads downward, winding through the forest, down the canyon. Similar to that of driving to Pittock Mansion, only unpaved and narrower turns. So please proceed with caution. Once at the bottom, it opens up to a pleasant little valley. = Parking and Fee = Past the barn, to your right is the parking area. It's an open field. Pay at the parking station, $5 per person. = Features & Activities = * For fishing, I had inquired at the office. Once you park, there is a house or an information office just above the parking station. The lady (or owner) was helpful as she explained to me the lay of the land. Again, this place was way larger than I had imagined. But back to fishing... There is a lake that gets stocked with trout. No fishing license required. Assuming due to this being private land. You do pay a catch/cleaning fee. They also have fly-fishing during the winter through spring season. More details on their website. I did notice they've got paddle boats as well. So, forget the stupid ipad, and keep the kids busy with fishing and paddle boating! * For disc golf, there are three huge courses. One, only being par 3's. Which to me was like a good hike, yet still challenging. A medium course that's par 3's and 4's through the canyon that's said to be scenic. I have yet to try it. And a championship course with par 5's; Difficult greens around trees, and a U-turn. Someday, but not any time soon! * As for the wedding venues, I can only imagine, but there are three venues to use depending on your wedding party size. Can you envision your wedding photos or even your reception being close to a pond, a lake, a creek, or even a waterfall, with trees all around? Yeah, that's this place! Oh yeah, and with peacocks too! * Camping is also allowed as well. Reservations required of course. * And as you can see with the yelp photos, they occasionally have concerts which I though was really cool. Well, that just about sums it up, not sure what else to say. It's just a secluded place worth checking out. Especially if you need to escape some city life.

An Absolutely Beautiful place for a wedding. My son and daughter in law chose the lakeside venue…read more We were blessed with a wonderful day weather wise. It had forecasted to rain but luckily it held off until the following day. It would have been a totally different event had it rained. I do wish there was a way of getting around having to walk in gravel but unless they pave it there is no getting around that. So guests were told ahead of time to be aware of that. Different chairs were rented rather than the plastic ones that are provided which was a nice thing. Extra hanging lights were rented and hung up by the brides father. It made a big difference and I think the venue should consider investing in adding them permanently.

I fished for sturgeon with Jeff and his first mate Julie. A group of 4. We had an incredible…read moretime! We hit 10 sturgeon in the first 70 minutes. We hit 20 total fish, lost 3 that spit the hook for a total of 17 sturgeon in 3 hours. Jeff is truly knowledgeable and knows the river, and his first mate was such a pleasure to fish with and support our whole day. Thank you both to a great outing. 100 pct recommend

Amazing Captain and First Mate!!…read more Great follow through and super honest! You will love going out with these folks.

Went their upon recommendation on internet. Easy to find and ample parking closeby. Only caught a…read morefew small crabs. Timing is everything when fishing. Didn't see anyone else catching anything either.

Well this is where you do your dock crabbing in Seaside. I came in the end of crab season so we…read moredidn't get any keepers on the couple visits me made, at least when using crab rings. Looks like maybe some people who live in the nearby apartments may have some "permanent" crab pots that they leave out day after day... Not that we would know by pulling one up to see if they had any ;) I would love to try this place out at the start of crab season as we were getting quite a few crabs just way small ones. My cousin said this is by the sewer outlet too, so don't eat the crab butter is my suggestion if you were to eat any from here, not that I am a fan of crab butter anyways. But otherwise nutrients am I right? Haha