Pacific Northwest riverfront
A private ramp, full-hookup sites, and a cedar-quiet place to sleep between steelhead alarms. Built for people who take the river seriously and the rest of camp lightly.
Ways to stay
Full hookups for the rig you actually drive, cabins if you flew in with rods, and lawn pads if the point is the water and a fire.
Sites 1–40+
$95per night
Pull-through and back-in pads with 30/50 amp power, water, sewer, and a level place to land after a long tow.
Turnkey, no tow
$175per night
Modern wood cabins and compact park models with a porch, a real bed, and a dry place for rods, set in the trees on the low bank where the Lewis meets the Columbia.
Lawn pads
$49per night
Scenic lawn pads a short walk from the water for rooftop tents, weekend campers, and quiet nights under the firs.
Your ramp. Not the public queue.
Boat launch & moorage
Columbia Moorage keeps a private concrete launch and temporary slips on the property. During salmon, steelhead, and sturgeon runs, that is the difference between a 4:40 AM start and a 45-minute line.
Pricing calculator
Weekly and monthly stays discount themselves. Returning guests and early seasonal commitments take another 12% off the stay. Launch math is just as plain: day rate versus unlimited.
Duration
Seven nights on this slider use the weekly rate. Choose Monthly for a seasonal stay.
Angler amenities
The high-margin conveniences other launches still treat as a rumor: a ramp you do not share with the county, gear at 4:30 AM, a real fillet table, and a way to warm back up.
$10per launch today
Skip the 45-minute public ramp lines during salmon, steelhead, and sturgeon runs. A private concrete launch and short-term slips sit on the property, not across town.
24/7ramp-side kiosk
Forgot leaders, weights, or cured roe at 4:30 AM? The smart vending kiosk on the ramp carries local Columbia River gear, ice, and bait around the clock.
Coveredstainless tables
Covered, well-lit stainless fillet tables with running water, and a high-pressure washdown so the boat goes home as clean as it launched.
Cedarsauna & plunge
Recover after a long day on the water. Cold plunge tubs and a cedar barrel sauna sit on a deck with an open view of the river.
Park layout
Stylized layout for planning. Site numbers are assigned when a stay is confirmed.
FAQ
Hookups, the ramp, the July rate, and what a request actually does. If your rig or boat is an edge case, put it in the reservation note by choosing the closest size — a host will confirm.
Each RV site has 30 and 50 amp power, water, sewer, a level pad, a picnic table, and a fire ring. Pull-through and back-in layouts are both on the row. Starlink Wi-Fi covers the park.
Day launches are $10 per boat through June. Starting in July the day rate moves to $12. Pull up, pay or show your annual pass, and launch on the private concrete ramp — you are not waiting in the public line. Temporary moorage can be added to a stay.
Unlimited launches for $129, locked before the July day-rate increase. Members get express QR check-in, guaranteed truck and trailer parking, and two guest day-passes each month.
Yes. Waterfront glamping cabins are turnkey, and the riverside lawn pads fit tents and overland setups. Cabins are the right call if you want a bed and a dry place for gear.
Yes. Weekly and monthly stays price below the nightly rack rate automatically. Returning guests and early seasonal commitments can lock an additional 12% loyalty rate. Use the calculator, then send a reservation request.
The kiosk is automated and stocked 24/7 with local Columbia River tackle, bait, and ice. A $25 vending credit can be added to any stay.
Leashed, well-mannered dogs are welcome on RV and tent sites and must be attended around the ramp, fish station, and wellness deck. Cabins are confirmed pet-by-pet when you request the stay.
No payment is collected here. Your request holds the rate you built and sends a reference code. A host confirms availability by email. Nothing is charged until you accept that confirmation.
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