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Hours of Operation

The Port of Camas-Washougal is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:00am – 4:30pm, and Tuesday from 9:00am – 4:30pm. We are closed daily from 12:00pm – 1:00pm for lunch.

Please contact us for more information   (360) 835-2196

Public Meeting Information

All Commission Meetings will be available to the public in-person and by video conference.  Please check the Commission Calendar for meeting dates, times and conference links.

Strategic Plan Update Open House

Join us at the Port of Camas-Washougal, located at 24 South ‘A’ Street Washougal, WA on April 30th from 4:30pm – 6:30pm.  Learn more about the plan, meet Commissioners and staff, ask questions and share your feedback.

Contact us for more information  (360) 835-2196

Marina
Airport
Business & Real Estate
Parks & Trails

Waterfront Revitalization

Waterfront Revitalization

The Port’s goal in creating the Waterfront Vision and Master Plan was
to design for the future what could be a lively, walk-able place with
community gathering and character spaces, commercial, retail,
mixed use and residential uses.

Projects

Projects

Each year the Port Commission adopts a capital improvement budget that drives economic development, creates jobs, promotes commerce and provides recreational opportunities.

Featured Tenant

Featured Tenant

Beer lovers, hide no longer. We’ve found your new favorite beer spot, Recluse Brew Works. The name comes from owner Gus Everson’s natural disposition and has roots in Gus’ family’ business Lyman Boat Works.

 

Available Properties

Available Properties

Want to start or grow your business at the Port? For information on available Port property for sale or lease, please contact the Director of Business Development & Real Estate, (360) 835-2196 ext. 114, or send an email.

2024 Annual Report

The Port of Camas-Washougal has partnered up with Reed Creative to design our 2024 annual report.  We have taken a more environmentally sustainable approach this year by creating this report on digital interactive platform.

Please take some time and look through our new 2024 annual report!

Please contact us for more information

(360) 835-2196

2025 Launch Ramp Permits

Permits are available for purchase online or at the Port office.  Permit valid through December 31, 2025.

Please contact us for more information

(360) 835-2196

Boat Slips Available

Interested in mooring your boat in our marina?  We have slips available.  Looking for a specific slip for your boat?  Join our Marina Waitlist!

Please contact us for more information

(360) 835-2196

Community Solar Project

In collaboration with the Port of Camas-Washougal, Clark Public Utilities newest community solar project offers benefits and participation opportunities to all utility customers. Construction of the 799 kilowatt capacity solar array is now completed, built across the rooftops of five buildings owned by the Port of Camas-Washougal.

Our Business Communities

Currently, Port of Camas-Washougal maintains and grows the local business community through the development and maintenance of its 300-acre Industrial Park. This business district plays a major role in bringing new and expanding companies to the area, averaging a 100% occupancy rate, and providing the community with over 1,100 jobs and an average income of over $52,000.00.

#PortCW

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We have a 20-ft covered slip available now!

Are you looking for the perfect place to dock your boat for the summer? Secure a boat slip now!

Please contact Mackenzey@portcw.com or call (360) 835-8098 for more information.

#portcw #washougalcommunity #CamasCommunity #vancouverwashington
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We have a 20-ft covered slip available now!  Are you looking for the perfect place to dock your boat for the summer? Secure a boat slip now!  Please contact Mackenzey@portcw.com or call (360) 835-8098 for more information.  #portcw #washougalcommunity #Camascommunity #vancouverwashington

In honor of Earth Day, every year the Port develops projects to support our commitment to the community and dedication to sustainability.

Over the past few weeks, Boy Scout Troop 562 Tiger Den & lead scout William Casewell has been working hard at constructing mason bee boxes and bat boxes made from pallets donated by Port tenant Panther RV. With this project, William will earn his Eagle Scout project badge.

Why Mason Bees and Bats?
Mason bees are among the most efficient pollinators in the natural world. Unlike honeybees, they’re solitary and non-aggressive—but can pollinate far more plants in a day. Bat boxes, meanwhile, encourage bat populations that help control insects like mosquitoes and crop-damaging pests, reducing the need for chemical pesticides.

The project gave Scouts an opportunity to learn about local wildlife, environmental stewardship, and the importance of building sustainable habitats. It also gave them a sense of pride, knowing their work will have a lasting impact on the area’s biodiversity.

This partnership is not only a celebration of Earth Day, but a meaningful investment in the long-term health of our environment. The boxes are installed around the Port’s public and natural park areas. Mason bees were donated by Camas Rotarian, George Capacci. Bat boxes will also be installed along Gibbons Creek by USFWS Steigerwald Refuge volunteers.

The Port plans to install interpretive signs near the boxes so visitors can learn more about the species they support and the role these small creatures play in the larger ecosystem. It’s one more step in the Port’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, education, and community involvement.

A big thank you to the Scouts, their leaders, George Capacci, Panther RV, and the Port’s maintenance team for making this project such a success. Here’s to more partnerships that help people, and the planet thrive—Happy Earth Day!
#portcw #EarthDay2025 #boyscouts
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In honor of Earth Day, every year the Port develops projects to support our commitment to the community and dedication to sustainability.  Over the past few weeks, Boy Scout Troop 562 Tiger Den & lead scout William Casewell has been working hard at constructing mason bee boxes and bat boxes made from pallets donated by Port tenant Panther RV. With this project, William will earn his Eagle Scout project badge.  Why Mason Bees and Bats?
Mason bees are among the most efficient pollinators in the natural world. Unlike honeybees, they’re solitary and non-aggressive—but can pollinate far more plants in a day. Bat boxes, meanwhile, encourage bat populations that help control insects like mosquitoes and crop-damaging pests, reducing the need for chemical pesticides.  The project gave Scouts an opportunity to learn about local wildlife, environmental stewardship, and the importance of building sustainable habitats. It also gave them a sense of pride, knowing their work will have a lasting impact on the area’s biodiversity.  This partnership is not only a celebration of Earth Day, but a meaningful investment in the long-term health of our environment. The boxes are installed around the Port’s public and natural park areas. Mason bees were donated by Camas Rotarian, George Capacci. Bat boxes will also be installed along Gibbons Creek by USFWS Steigerwald Refuge volunteers.  The Port plans to install interpretive signs near the boxes so visitors can learn more about the species they support and the role these small creatures play in the larger ecosystem. It’s one more step in the Port’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, education, and community involvement.  A big thank you to the Scouts, their leaders, George Capacci, Panther RV, and the Port’s maintenance team for making this project such a success. Here’s to more partnerships that help people, and the planet thrive—Happy Earth Day!
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Join us for our Strategic Plan Open House on Wednesday, April 30th from 4:30pm-6:30pm! We will be presenting our future initiatives and gathering valuable community input.
#portcw #washougalwa #camaswa #vancouverwa #portlandor
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Join us for our Strategic Plan Open House on Wednesday, April 30th from 4:30pm-6:30pm! We will be presenting our future initiatives and gathering valuable community input.
 #portcw #washougalwa #camaswa #vancouverwa #portlandor