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
NocTel doesn’t just provide internet or phone systems-they connect the disconnected, Whether It’s delivering high-speed Internet to homes, creating phone systems that businesses can actually manage, or building smart safety tools for schools, every part of their work follows the same principle: take today’s overcomplicated technology and turn It Into something simple, unified, and quietly dependable.
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.
2025 Annual Report
The Port of Camas-Washougal has partnered up with Reed Creative to design our 2025 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 2025 annual report!
Please contact us for more information
(360) 835-2196
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The Port of Camas-Washougal would like to honor the legacy of a great man who fought for equality. Our office will be closed on Monday, January 19th, in observance of the holiday. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook 2026 Launch Ramp Permits 0 CommentsComment on Facebook Welcoming the Port of Camas-Washougal's new Deputy Director, Marlo Maroon! 24 CommentsComment on Facebook
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We have launch ramp permits available to purchase online or come by our administrative office and pick one up!
Annual $75
Senior $50
(Must be 62 or older) or Military\Veteran
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After a comprehensive recruitment process, we are delighted to announce that a local Camasonian will be joining our team as the Port of Camas-Washougal’s new Deputy Director—please join us in welcoming Marlo Maroon.
Marlo, a Camas resident and City of Camas Planning Commissioner, is deeply committed to thoughtful, inclusive growth in Southwest Washington and the Port’s role in creating jobs, vibrant places, and long-term community prosperity. Marlo brings strategic, people-centered leadership—caring deeply about people, place, and how organizations show up for the communities they serve.
Marlo previously served as Team Director at Pregame, where she partnered with the CEO and team to keep the organization running smoothly and moving forward together. Her work spanned operations, budgeting, planning, and team development, with a strong focus on clear systems, collaboration, and accountability.
Before that, Marlo spent several years at Travel Portland supporting small businesses and the region’s visitor economy. She created and scaled programmatic economic development initiatives that supported more than 1,200 local businesses. Her work focused on helping businesses build visibility, resilience, and long-term success while strengthening the broader regional economy.
Earlier in her career, Marlo managed large-scale international events, including the Olympic and Paralympic Games, World Championships, and Super Bowls. This work required complex multi-agency coordination, public-sector collaboration, and high levels of accountability in politically sensitive environments. Prior to this, she worked as a licensed real estate professional, gaining practical experience with land use, development considerations, and local market dynamics.
Marlo grew up in rural New Mexico on a goat farm, an experience that shaped her appreciation for hard work, resourcefulness, and community. That grounding continues to influence her leadership today, showing up with humility, curiosity, and a strong belief that when people are supported and systems are clear, teams and communities can do their best work.
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