Saving lifes one day at a time. When I was lost, they found me. When I was blind, they took me by…read morethe hand and showed me the path. When I needed answers, they gave me the insight to find my answers based on my needs.

Love the fact that this place is here for our community. This club is a great place to get to know…read morepeople on the right path and feel more comfortable in tour own skin. It helps saves lives and I hope it stays around forever. Totally recommended to anyone unsure of the idea of making it regularly here. For more information, inquire within!

We had a 50th anniversary party at the Elks. I cannot say enough about how amazing everything was…read more The event manger Jessica helped us with reserving the space and planning the menu. If you are hosting an event in this area, this is the place. Venue-the space was large, has a good size dance floor and a stage. We brought in a band and the stage was more than large enough. We also used the projector to play a slide show. The venue provided chairs, tables and we opted to also use the linens. They also allowed us access to their back patio area which was fully fenced. We set out lawn games and the kids had so much fun. Food-we did the prime rib(they had a person carving slices for us) and blackberry chicken along with the strawberry salad, garlic mash, green beans and Mac and cheese. They included the plates and silverware. Everything was delicious and all our guests raved about the food. We also were able to bring in some of our own food(appetizers and pizza for the kids). Huge thank you to the Elks for hosting us!

We really like staying at the Elks RV parks. This particular Elks is in a great location and has…read morewater and electric hookups with a dump on site. One of the problems with this Elks is you can only stay 7 days during the summer even if the park is empty. The lodge is definitely losing out on additional revenue. The other thing that can often be a big problem is that there are several locals who move in and stay. They do not feel their dogs are subject to any leash restrictions. Thus, we've seen many times doors opened and little dogs on the loose. The dogs business is done and nothing is picked up. It is rare in any RV park that this is allowed and it is terribly annoying especially if you have a dog and keep yours on leash. The roaming dogs can be a big problem and we feel rules should be posted even for the good old boys to follow.

Great people, great atmosphere...plus the best Prime Rib in town served 1st Fridays of the month.read more

Great people supporting American Heroes! Safe place to bring family and friends. Decent prices.read more

I don't go often enough and I just recently joined the American legion the people seem to be nice…read moreenough and they play bingo and have good food and a bar with beer and mixed drinks

While checking out McMenamin's next door, we decided to stop into the Port of Kalama Interpretive…read moreCenter, which is located within the Port of Kalama Administrative Offices. We weren't sure what to expect at first, but it ended up being a pleasant surprise. The center does a great job of telling the story of how transportation shaped the settlement and growth of Kalama. From the early days of river travel and shipping on the Columbia, to the railroads that connected the region to the rest of the country, you really get a sense of how vital this area was in the development of commerce and community in southwest Washington. One of the main highlights inside is the full-size 1917 Northern Pacific Steam Locomotive on display. Seeing it up close was incredible--the sheer size and detail make you appreciate just how massive and powerful these machines were during their operating years. Standing beside it, you can almost imagine the noise, steam, and energy it must have carried through town over a century ago. The exhibits are well put together, with historic photographs, artifacts, and informative displays that bring the past to life in an easy-to-follow way. It's the kind of place that both history buffs and casual visitors can enjoy. The center itself is also clean, spacious, and well maintained, which made for a comfortable visit. Overall, this was a really cool and unexpected experience. If you're already in Kalama--whether you're dining at McMenamin's, exploring the waterfront, or just passing through--it's absolutely worth taking the time to stop in. We would definitely recommend checking it out when you're in the area.

small collection but awesome large steam engine & solid narrative of the development of the town &…read moreport. very cool.

They hosted a free spring camp in Parkrose with lunch and snacks provided. It was awesome. My child…read morehas been to day camps w/ PPR in the Summer and a few other ones. The older she gets, the less into the PPR camps she is, but she expressed great enjoyment for this. I am appreciative they were able to offer this to the community. Thank you PFTP.

My daughter and her friend attended the PFTP Spring Break camp in 2025. What a gift to have a place…read moreto be outside at the very helpful price of free! They received care for 40 hours where they learned about soil, bees, seeds and everything fruit tree. Most importantly they couldn't wait to go back each day!