Beds are too small if your 6 foot or taller. Super hot female guards. Thats about the only thing…read moregood about this place. People never shut up and let u sleep. Would not recommend staying here for any amount of time. I would give 1 star but damn some of those female COs were beautiful. So I give it 2 stars. Definitely will never stay there by choice.

Call the health department and have this place shut down. There is human feces stuck on the…read moreceilings and in the air circulation vents and black mold on many of the walls and ceilings. Food is horrible and lack any kind of proper nutrition. Phones don't work and tablets are only available for select long timers with extremely limited connectivity. Draconian prison with the most rude uncaring guards. Everyone there begs to be transferred to a prison instead with improved living conditions and communication accessability.

Great atmosphere. The staff were very cordial and helpful. We were there for the joining of my…read moreson and his girl. The children were ecstatic and touched. It was a cute ceremony and quick. Saved funds doing it this way. Short and sweet ceremony. Thank you Clark County.

So I had a Case out of here where the county pulled my name from the Long hat slow to speak…read more I was charged with a felony in which I didn't commit wasting 8months of my time and over $6,000.00 in assets. The way and manner in which the court functions left me with having absolutely no respect for WA Justice I was guilty until proven innocent no matter what the law says that's how I was treated. I won by jury trial which I am thankful that the people of Clark County are able to see the truth and understood my resolve. Let me tell you the prosecution I was told was this ambitious new upcoming prosecutor Katie Sinclair but let's just say she is sloppy and a terrible closer even with a judge allowing her every free opportunity to make a case against objections that had just cause. This prosecutor can't close cases and even worse is how she was promoted to such a position when evident by her using the law books in court to reference the law and her serious lack of confidence that look more like a child asking Daddy for permission to speaks in court the position is not earned but rather given by a poorly weak prosecution within Clark County. This prosecutor isn't ready for her position she is unqualified and lacks proper guidance from experienced prosecutors and even with a judge giving her the case on a silver platter she still lost. Some might say "it's like watching theatre" I'm sorry theatre and amateur prosecutors have no place in matters relating to real peoples lives and decisions that threatens the freedoms of its citizens this court and it's legal representatives should be ashamed. I will give some counsel to this court it's judges and prosecutors 1st The People have the final say and thank god for that. 2nd sometimes it's better to learn to choose your battles more carefully. And 3rd stop putting weak lambs when they have less experience then most paralegals in position of such great responsibilities. The recommendation from me and perhaps many others who have seen Ms.Sinclair would agree Send this prosecutor to a mandatory 2 years of aggressive Mock Trials so she can have some respect and can be a wolf when standing inside of any court. Katie Sinclair you have much to learn and you are not ready. I appreciate the people of my new home and thank the people for giving justice and truth accordingly.

Once a year the good men and women of Clark County Fire District #6 open their fire station to the…read moremasses. They allow young and old to come and see how they live, what they do and then add some incredible interactive displays for the kids (and kids at heart). The Tax Deduction thinks he is a fire fighter, he has scores of fire trucks, fire fighter outfits and fire fighter figures to play with. So, when we brought him back here for the second straight year he just considered himself at home among his brother and sister fire fighters. So you can imagine that the young Tax Deduction was nothing short of a sheet of teeth from beginning to end. The open house is an amazing co-operative effort with many companies including the electric company, water company, county sheriff and ambulance companies all bringing educational displays, some interactive, some not, to show young kids (and old kids) how to be safe. The fire fighters serve soda, popcorn, snow cones, hot dogs and chips all for no charge. There are some donation boots spread about for those that wish to contribute and everyone did gladly. Among the highlights were a real fire hose (small one) that the kids could spray at a wooden "fire" and when the water stream hit it the "fire" would spin. A antique fire truck was giving rides around the block. Extrication demonstrations with the jaws of life. Sheriff's K9 Unit demonstrations. A landing of a Life Flight Helicopter right on the grounds (and the kids got to climb in for a while). Fire trucks open for kids to crawl around in and much much more. One of the best things was for $10 they would sell you a quality bike helmet and have people fit it to your child properly. That is worth so much more than $10! The open house is every first Saturday of June, it is totally kid friendly and beyond. If you have a little one who's fireman or firewoman crazy this is the place.

Awesome people!!! Came out on a medical emergency and took care of it very efficiently and quickly…read more Made what was a stressful situation much easier. While they were here they noticed another issue and took care of it too!! Can't say enough good things.

Friendly staf. Convenient location. Efficient. Vehicle license renewals are easy. Not like many…read moreoffices with long lines and long wait times.

Completely unprofessional department that is too lazy to update their online profile to say closed…read more They have been closed to walk ins since April 15, and yet here we are three months later, and they still haven't updated their online profiles to reflect that. I ended up wasting time AND had to pay for parking at your location for nothing. Tried to report it over the phone and each rep just wanted to pass the buck and not deal with it. Thanks for the awesome experience! Avoid this place for licensing in WA and go literally anywhere else for a more professional experience.

The stress caused to staff, inmates and loved ones of inmates by lack of funds, lack of adequate…read morepersonnel and lack of appropriate facilities is deplorable.The public wants more services but wants to pay less. This is Clark County's legal system. It's up to us to step up and improve it.

Judge Camara Banfield is extremely biased towards attorneys who are donors. I found this out the…read morehard way. She had advised me because I had no attorney that she could not help with telling me what forms to file. But when the plaintiff's first lawyer quit after a complaint I made to the bar association the second lawyer was a donor of hers pals and she told him what paperwork to file and how to file it and I was standing there and complete awe of how corrupt this particular judge is. She shouldn't be nowhere near a bench.

We stopped by here to visit. This is a very nice and organized library. Five floors. Each floors…read morededicated to an area. There is an eating area on the main floor where you can snack while you read. The children's floor has lots of books and a big play area for kids. Lots of neat stuff on the every floors. Very clean and organized. I especially enjoyed the fifth and top floor. There is a terrace where you can sit and there is a garden area where you can look at the plants that are growing. Unfortunately because it was off season and in early September, so nothing was growing at the time. They even have a "Seed Library" where people donate their garden seeds to library. Readers can come up and see what was donated and take a packet of seeds to plant at home. Great idea to spread the wealth of seed planting. This library is within walking distance to restaurants and Regal Movie theatre. Great location for readers to stop by and borrow a book and just enjoy the reading materials they have chosen. I found this library to have many good amenities.

They have a parking lot! I've never been to a multi-level…read morelibrary, but I saw they had Story Time for kids and decided to join. They have an entire kids FLOOR! That's so crazy. And an entire play area. Not slides and swings, but learning and creativity play area. They can go inside sculptures and spin the wheels to make things glow. So cool! I didn't get to check out too much of the actual library set up, but did notice you can check out Activity Bags, which are bags that have a theme and it looked like books, games, activities, surrounding certain themes for kids. Def will be coming back

If you are anywhere near Vancouver and have even the slightest appreciation for history, do…read moreyourself a favor and walk the waterfront, then wander over to Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and soak it all in. Right nearby sits Old Apple Tree Park, home to what was known as the oldest apple tree in the Pacific Northwest. I remember seeing the old tree standing there like some weathered pioneer that had witnessed centuries pass by. The original trunk finally died, but shoots from its living roots were replanted, and the tree lives on through its offspring. Considering apple trees were not native to this land and had to be brought across oceans and continents, there is something downright incredible about standing next to the very beginning of Northwest orchard history. Fort Vancouver itself is fascinating. Established by the Hudson's Bay Company in 1825, it became the center of trade, farming, and industry in the Pacific Northwest long before Washington or Oregon were even states. Back then this place was a bustling multicultural settlement with trappers, traders, farmers, blacksmiths, sailors, and families from all over the world. They cultivated massive gardens, orchards, and farmland here to feed thousands of people traveling through the region. It was essentially the headquarters of the Pacific Northwest during the fur trade era. Walking through the fort today feels like stepping into another century. Between the wooden palisades, parade grounds, river breeze, and views of the Columbia, you can almost imagine canoes arriving loaded with furs while smoke curled from fireplaces inside the fort walls. It is peaceful now, but this place once shaped the entire region. I honestly think one of the best afternoons you can have in Vancouver is to stroll the riverfront, grab a coffee, walk through the historic reserve, and end up here reflecting on how much history happened on this patch of ground. Relish it. So much of the Northwest rushes forward so fast that we forget where it all began. Fort Vancouver reminds you.

We love visiting this 191 acre site! There's so much to see...Officer's Row, barracks, gazebo, the…read moreFort, gardens, land bridge trail, and the Pearson Air Museum. We've been to almost everything this historical site has to offer. Our favorite part is just walking around any time of year and seeing what's in bloom. In the spring they have gorgeous cherry blossoms and tulip trees. In summer there's tons of hydrangeas around the historic buildings along Officer's Row. The Fort Vancouver gardens are gorgeous in summer with a wide variety of plants and flowers. There's a lot of vegetables too! Overall a great place to explore. I feel so lucky to have such a gem so close to home! Would highly recommend.

epic pool, very good price :3 i like that they make everyone take a break so kids dont get sick in…read morethere and pee :(

Wonderful and affordable for families! We loved that a…read morefamily pass is $13 (or $15?) for an hour of swimming. Swimming pass only lasts 60 minutes - then they take 15 minutes brake time - so check the schedule if you don't want to wait for the next swim session! Great family locker rooms too - they have three large shower rooms (with toilet, bench, etc)

We recently had our anniversary celebration at The Covington House and it was pretty great. We're…read morebig fans of historical places and each year on our anniversary we go to an historic home. This way we were able to do that and have our friends join us for dinner & a nice celebration. They've done a nice job of setting this building up for an intimate gathering during bad weather and I imagine during good weather you could really spread out and make it a beautiful location for an outdoor wedding or event. The big fireplace made for a beautiful backdrop to the autumn theme we had and kept the place nice and toasty, too! The people we worked with to coordinate the rental were friendly and supportive. There was a lady that met us there right before and right after the event to help make sure we'd remembered all the clean up items we needed to wrap up to get our deposit back. They had a nice kitchen to work with and, while we brought most of our stuff prepared--we appreciated that they had serving utensils, coffee pots, and other supplies to use in the kitchen if we needed them. I think the only challenge we bumped into was enough refrigerator space, but that was a minimal issue and partially our fault. We were going to bring a cooler and forgot to. How can you go wrong having dinner in the same room where Ulysses S. Grant dined with the family that ran the school that resided in this building back in the day? How cool is that? We definitely will consider using this location again. If you are considering renting it, I recommend you set up a time to go visit the building and check it out. That way you can take some pictures and do some planning and just enjoy the ambiance of the house.

This is an awesome historical landmark right in a busy part of Vancouver. It's also now a group of…read more3 Poke Stops if that is important to you. Unfortunately you can't actually go inside the house, but you can walk around it. Looks to be holding up in good condition after 150+ years.