Clear walking/running paths. Great scenery, incl wildlife…read more Parking is usually available on 36th during the week, and early on weekends.

Wonderful paved walking trail! Lots of wildlife to see and hear. Very serene surroundings. Creeks,…read moremarshes, birds, turtles, beaver activity and more! There's a nice large (free) parking lot available. There are ball fields right off the parking lot, but most of the trail is within the lush greenway. Many walkers with pets and some bicyclists. Would highly recommend!

Rented out for a company picnic and wow! Great views, nice covered area, plenty of trash bins and,…read moreI believe newly renovated. Great for a group of 100+ and could also be a fun alternative wedding venue. As there's a great level grass area that could be for chairs. Co-Ed restrooms and ADA accessible. Very nice and right in the heart of downtown Camas. Also, there's very cute turtles in the lake that like to sun themselves.

Beautiful trail around the lake and nice area to hike and enjoy a picnic , there's also a baseball…read morefield and swimming in the lake is allowed also you can rent it out for special occasions and have the place all to yourself for the event. There is a covered area for preparing your food overall I highly recommend checking it out

Beautiful trails that goes in and on. I loved the gnome trail portion. The trail is in great shape…read moreand would be fine even in the rainy months. I'll definitely be back for more adventures.

We walked on the western portion from Leverich Park to Stewart Glen portion. Parked at leverich and…read morewalked through the urban part of the walk on bike paths and over a freeway to get To the best part of the trail by the creek and the meadows and then forest. It was a delightful Labor Day and we saw lots of families out enjoying the morning. It's nice that you can choose your favorite parts Of this trail and go as far as you want. Love this trail!!

Lovely trails that meander along salmon creek, past several ponds and through the forest. Lots and…read morelots of wildlife about we saw cranes,turtles, slugs, ducks,geese, fish and even a peregrine while strolling about. Dog friendly on leash. No public facilities. Closest bathroom is at the tavern up the hill. Pack it in pack out. Great family friendly park.

I am from drought-ridden California, so when I was taken to this park by my family, I was in shock…read more Trees? Streams? What are these? Leverich is a beautiful park with a Frisbee Golf course. Throughout there are picnic tables to hang out with the family. A playground under the shade of the trees is near the public restrooms. Beautifully maintained! On a side note, there was a teenager being arrested at a picnic table the first time I went here. And yes, there might have been a bum or two. But seriously, what park in California doesn't have bums? So whatever. A beautiful park, one that I am sure I will visit on my next trip up.

This review is purely from a going out for a walk to enjoy some nature perspective. If you are…read moreinto disc golf they you may enjoy this park as that seems the primary purpose. There were several groups playing disc golf while we were there, most of them smoking/vaping and toting along coolers. There are signs saying to watch for flying discs as the paved path meanders through the varies "holes" for the course. The trash cans were overflowing with garbage. Parking is a rather awkward in a couple small parking lots that were all filled and it took us a few times around each lot to find a spot. There were some folks parked along the road as well. It's a forested park with a stream going through it and the path has some steep inclines and hilly parts, so that was good for the views and for a more active walk.

Thanks to a Yelp friend, learned about this paved walking path along the Columbia River and had to…read morecheck it out. The walkway is paved, flat and wide - which I love and require - and it runs parallel to the Columbia River so there are gorgeous views the entire way. In nice weather, sailboats, boats and kayaks add to the charm. Something about walking along the water that always elevates the experience for me so this trail is a winner! There is a lot of sun, and some smaller shady area, so if you are sun sensitive wear a hat. I wear a baseball cap and sunglasses to keep the sun from wearing me down. if you do want to rest, there are several inviting benches along the way. Even views of the beach areas and for those wanting to venture closer to the water, the path down is rocky. And beaches not too inviting but people do use them. Would definitely be safer if there were stairs. The trail is five miles and you can park anywhere along the way. Walk, bike or skateboard as far you want and are able. In some areas there are a few restaurants and even an ice cream place. At the east end is Tidewater Cove with the Marina just past the stretch of condos. Depending on the season, there are flowers blooming or in full bloom or trees turning their fall colors. As many have pointed out, there aren't any bathrooms except down at the west end near the newer part of the Vancouver Waterfront. Plan or time accordingly or stop in a restaurant to purchase something and use the restroom.

Such a beautiful trail along the Columbia River. So many birds and flowers to see. The trail is an…read moreeasy walk, not too hilly. Many beautiful photo opportunities. Multiple boat docks along the trail. There are benches scattered along the path as well as restaurants...The Cove, Beaches and McMenamins. All restaurants have beautiful views of the Columbia River and outdoor seating. Wintler Community Park at the end of the trail has a decent beach to relax on, and restrooms are available there as well. They have about 20-25 parking spots. This park is free in off-season, but otherwise charge $5 for vehicles and $3 for motorcycles. Overall highly recommend enjoying this wonderful trail along the beautiful Columbia River.

Lucia Falls is tucked along the East Fork of the Lewis River. I stopped by on a spontaneous…read moreafternoon, and it felt like stepping into a sanctuary, untouched corner of nature. The walk in is easy, about a 1‑mile loop with gentle gravel paths, enough shade to feel cool but also patches where sunlight filters through the trees in the most beautiful way. I saw a woman with her stroller here, but had leave it half way through because there is an upward path. When I reached the waterfall, I was struck by how graceful it was, the river cascades over a basalt-rock ledge, wide and steady. One of the most magical things..the park is a front-row seat for steelhead trout leaping upstream. There are picnic tables nearby, so I ended up opening up my book and just reading, listening to the water, hearing frogs, and feeling completely grounded. And honestly sometimes running away from bees! Oh the great outdoors! But a very important heads-up: no swimming allowed. The area near the falls is a sensitive fish spawning ground, and the park strictly protects it. Parking is easy enough and the park is open from 7a.m. to dusk. If you're looking for a peaceful afternoon where you can unwind, enjoy a modest but lovely waterfall, go visit Lucia Falls.

It's a beautiful autumn day and I decided to take a drive up here to these falls. I have never been…read moreand I am so glad I did. The park area was very nice. Clean and well kept. There were a lot of people enjoying picnics at the abundant picnic tables that are on the site. The waterfalls were really great. I enjoyed watching the people walk down by the Falls and the children. There is no fee to come and visit this waterfall. I recommend it if you are looking for relaxing afternoon in a great view.

What a lovely spot to launch in the water, it's calm and easily accessible. It's $3 to park and you…read morepay at the kiosk, if you don't have your own paddling gear( canoe, SUP, and kayaks) they have them for rent in the office. When the water is high in May and June is the best time to see the swiftlets gliding around the water as the fly towards the nests they have built on a nearby abandoned floating shed.. If you are new to kayaking this would be the place to start you have lots of local long-timers who have become experts willing to pass on their knowledge and the staff is friendly and helpful also. They have a small picnic area and a hiking trail (that was mostly submerged in the Columbia) and a small swimming area. 10/10 would recommend:)

One of my favorite places to kayak in the Portland area. There is a convenient place to unload and…read moreload your kayaks, although it gets pretty crowded on the weekends. Other than a more crowded location on the weekends, I have no no negative things to say about this awesome place There is a daily fee to park in their parking lot, but it's minimal for an all day pass ($3). You can also rent kayaks/SUPs from the Next Adventure location located at Scappoose Bay. There is also a place to load/unload and dock boats on a more long-term basis as well. The views of Mount Saint Helen's are great and you can see so much wildlife when kayaking around through the inlets. I've seen bald eagles, great blue herons, ospreys, deer, turtles and even a cow once! on my last visit, there was an abandoned ship in an inlet to investigate as well. You can spend time exploring the different in loads or the former appears on the banks or you can paddle straight to the Columbia for a more "action" on the water. If you kayak, this is a must-visit place in the Portland area!