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.
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.
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
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.
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Come see us this Wednesday, June 11th, at the Camas Farmers Market from 3:00pm-7:00pm! Stop by and learn more about what's happening at the waterfront! Chat with us, ask questions, and grab some free Port swag while you're there! 2 CommentsComment on Facebook Are you looking for the perfect place to dock your boat for the summer? Secure a boat slip now! 1 CommentsComment on Facebook Heading to a local lake this weekend? Know before you go! 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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We have a 20-ft covered slip C-37 available now!
Please contact Mackenzey@portcw.com or call (360) 835-8098 for more information.
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Currently, there are no advisories at local lakes, but our team did see cyanobacteria forming at Vancouver Lake’s flushing channel. We’ll continue to monitor, and if a bloom forms we will collect water samples to test for toxins.
Possible benthic algae mats have also been spotted along the Columbia River shoreline at Cottonwood Beach in Washougal. While no illnesses have been reported, the algae looks similar to the algae that caused a dog’s death in October. We posted signs about benthic algae mats at boat launches and marinas along the Columbia River last fall, and as a precaution, this week we posted signs at Cottonwood Beach.
When recreating in or along local rivers or lakes, be sure to watch for algal blooms and benthic mats. They may have toxins that are harmful to people and pets.
If you see floating scum or chunks of algae material:
• Keep kids away from floating scum and do not let them touch or put algae in their mouths.
• Do not let dogs eat clumps of scum or algae, and do not let them go into or drink the water.
Make it a habit to check our website for the latest information on advisories before recreating in local waters: clark.wa.gov/public-health/public-beaches. 
