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.
Grove Field Master Plan
Grove Field Master Plan
To prepare for the future, the Port will develop an Airport Master Plan. This plan will study current operations, infrastructure needs, and growth potential—providing a roadmap for future improvements that meet FAA standards, industry best practices, and align the Port’s economic goals with community priorities
Projects
Projects
Each year the Port Commission adopts a capital improvement budget that drives economic development, creates jobs, promotes commerce and provides recreational opportunities.
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.
2026-2030 Strategic Plan
It is the mission of the Port of Camas-Washougal to enhance the community’s quality of life by bringing jobs, infrastructure, and recreational opportunities to East Clark County through environmentally and socially responsible investments.
Your Port – 2026 At A Glance
The 2026 At A Glance highlights current key projects and initiatives. For more information on Port projects, please visit our projects page.
2026 Annual Report
The Port of Camas-Washougal has partnered up with Reed Creative to design our 2026 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 2026 annual report!
Please contact us for more information
(360) 835-2196
Port of Camas-Washougal Awarded $450,000 FAA Grant for Grove Field Airport Master Plan Study
The Port of Camas-Washougal has received $450,000 in federal funding from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to launch a Master Plan Study for Grove Field Airport. This comprehensive planning process will guide the airport’s development over the next 20 years, identifying infrastructure priorities, project timelines, and funding strategies that support both community growth and regional aviation needs.
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Last Day to Pre-Register for Wheels & Wings! 1 CommentsComment on Facebook In July, divers removed a staggering 17,500 gallons of aquatic vegetation from Parker’s Landing Marina. 14 CommentsComment on Facebook Join us this Wednesday, August 19th, at the Camas Farmers Market from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.! Stop by our booth to hear about our next event! Come chat with us, ask questions, and pick up some free Port swag while you’re there. We can’t wait to connect with you! 2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Join us this Thursday, August 27th, from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Grove Field for our Wheels & Wings Community Appreciation Event! Enjoy a free hot dog and experience an amazing cruise-in featuring both airplanes and cars.
Pre-register now for just $20 per vehicle or airplane. Click the link below to secure your spot:
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This work makes a significant difference in keeping the marina accessible for boaters and visitors. Aquatic vegetation is a natural and recurring part of the environment, much like plants on land; it grows, spreads, and returns whenever conditions are favorable. While removal efforts can greatly reduce vegetation in targeted areas, it is not possible to permanently eradicate it. Marinas throughout the Columbia River face similar challenges.
The Port is continuing to work with Marine Taxonomic Services (MTS) to schedule follow-up removal sessions throughout the remainder of the growing season.
We appreciate your patience as we continue our efforts to keep our waterways accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Below are before-and-after photos.
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