I have been fishing with Jeff numerous times and every time I have a blast and catch fish. This…read moremost recent time I had a friend visiting from out of town who wanted to go fishing, specifically fly-fishing. We met Jeff at 6 in the morning and started on his drift boat and kept fishing until we were exhausted. Jeff worked hard to get us on the fish and we landed a nice steelhead and lots of trout. Jeff was very patient and his pointers were very good. The shore lunch was amazing. He brought a small propane grill and cooked us some amazing tuna and vegetables. He really knew the water and all the different holes to fish. I would recommend Stonefly Guide Services to anyone from beginners to the most experienced fishermen.

I purchased an all day fishing trip through a charity auction with Stone Fly... After 6 months of…read moretrying to get ahold of someone and leaving messages for Jeff to get back to me he finally called me after all the good fishing was done. At that time we planed to book something in the spring, when I called him again and left two messages I never heard back. I cant speak for the fishing but the customer service is horrible. At least the money wasn't wasted and went to a good cause.

Small family run campground ... rustic Mostly Rv campers but…read moresome in tents. All sites have power and water so generators are not an issue. Each spot has there own garbage can as well Market stocked with variety of products and anything you might need to fish 2 good fishing spots within a few miles Bathrooms have working showers although they are $0.75 for 3 min Very quiet and peaceful Huge field for group activities...we flew a kite! If they had horseshoes for their pit or even a disc golf course this would be the cats meow.

Very welcoming owners, so amazingly friendly. They want you to feel comfortable choose your…read morelocation even said go have a look and choose the spot you like. The campsites have some space between them good privacy. We had great camping neighbors. Very family friendly great amenities. Nice area very quiet except the frogs that sing overnight

Unfortunately, we arrived at this site after dark and left before dawn (therefore no photos), but…read morethe campsite was very easy to find and access even after hours. I would have liked to stay here for more than a few hours as the views of Mt. St Helens in nearby. Another thing to note about this campsite is that is is under a tall tree canopy. It is really cool to wander the paths between campsites and look up at the massive trees. It was a pretty unique place to stay. PRO TIP: Although the showers are clean (and warm), they DO REQUIRE tokens. be sure to get some before you get naked (like I did)..

Great campground that is close to the Visitor Center. Clean bathrooms, nice playground, plenty of…read moreshade, trees to hang hammocks, trails for walking, nice large campsites. Our only complaint was that the sites near the road are very very noisy. We assumed the traffic would cease at a certain point but it seemed like it was pretty steady all night long.

This is a beautiful lake. It sits within view of Mt. St. Helen's near the Johnston Ridge…read moreObservatory and the Science and Learning Center at Coldwater. You can miss it if you are on the way to the observatory given there a good sign on the way up. There's a trail that goes around the lake that is well established. One kayak here and I hear there's some pretty good trout in the waters. I though the lake and the surrounding scenery were quite beautiful, especially along the trails. It's a great place for pictures and such. There are restrooms available, potable water, but to motor boats nor overnight camping is allowed.

Mount St Helens is the first glacial mountain I ever climbed. I've also hiked the entire Loowit…read moretrail along with many of the other trails in the park. Love this place! Been visiting Coldwater Lake for as long as it's been open. It used to be a well kept secret but in more recent years it's become difficult to experience the serene experience that it once was due to it's increasing popularity. The Rangers and park staff are awesome as is almost always the case in National reserves. They do "require" a national pass here and elsewhere in the park but that requirement is rarely enforced and I've never seen it enforced any place other than at the Johnston Observatory. There is a boat launch area and they may well be checking for passes in vehicles over there. I am so thankful that the Park Service is so committed to monuments like this one. Been coming here for many, many years and hope to do so for a long time to come. Coldwater Lake is one of our very favorite places to visit at almost any time of the year.

This was such a beautiful, quiet, serene, spacious camping trip. Zero issues, our site was huge and…read morewe brought a 29 foot airstream and it fit in the perfectly with lots of room. We didn't hear anyone even though the grounds were mostly full. Everyone was happy. We can't wait to go back. Also the walk to the lake is super short and pretty. You can toss a hook in the water in the morning too!

My family enjoyed the cabins on a weekend in February. They are huge (unnecessary so), and contain…read moretwo rooms - a bedroom with a queen/bunk bed combo and a larger room with a four person table and a futon. The park itself is in a beautiful wooded setting and the lake is huge. We enjoyed the trial around the lake. Hopefully, we'll be back during the summer to enjoy some swimming.

We had an absolutely wonderful time fishing with Owen. He was so easy to work with in booking the…read moretour and was very clear about what to expect. The only problem was he delivered more than he had promised in terms of fun! How many charter guides call to ask you if you wanted to rebook due to the freakishly hot weather? None that I ever met before. Our schedule didn't permit that so we foraged on with our planned day and time. Owen's boat made everything easier and it was spotlessly clean! There were only 3 of us on the boat with him which is part of the reason I booked with him - he has a 4 person maximum. I despise being crowded and there is no way a guide can properly guide if there are more people than that anyway. There were a half dozen other boats on the river, but no one else was smiling! Owen was pleasantly engaging and new how to read those in the boat and kept everyone engaged. If you want a guide who can only get you to the right place with the right gear and equipment call Owen! On a 2 week trip to the Washington state, it is going to remain one of my absolute favorite events! If you're looking for a guide who knows where to bring you and how to get fish call Owen, you won't be disappointed!!!

This was our second trip out with Owen and we are anxiously waiting to get back out on the water…read more Owen is your guy. He knows this river and knows where to guarantee you a catch. I'm fairly new to fishing and he was a great educator helping me reel in my catch, and patient. You'll definitely leave with your head held high with a day of success on the river. Thank you, Owen

Love love love this trail. It's a little over 2 miles in loop with a fantastic view of Mt. St…read more Helens. This trail has a bit of everything from desert to everglades. Beautiful drive too from Woodland. Great gift shops along the way. Next time I'd like to have camping equipment and head towards Mt. St. Helens. Would come again.

Really nice place to overnight our horse before a show at Caber. The owners were helpful and our…read morehorse was happy!