In one word! Beautiful Took our kayaks east on the lake towards the dam. The motor boats and jet…read moreskis are required to take it down to 5mph on this river that leads to the dam. Gorgeous waterfalls and beautiful clear water. We saw lots of fish in the water so bring your rod! The park itself has a nice boat ramp and swim area for the kids. Picnic tables are everywhere.

Really liked this place. Smaller beach that is somewhat sandy/small rocks. Kids had fun. There's…read morea boat launch area and I'd love to take out a SUP and paddle it down the secluded and pretty cove. I walked along a forest trail and it was beautiful. The sites are large and private - would definitely come camping here, especially since it's around $30 a night.

Moulton Falls Regional Park on a random afternoon, and it completely took my breath away. The…read moretrails wind through this lush, green wonderland, with pockets of shade that feel like little natural hideaways and open spaces that invite you to just sit and breathe. I watched families and hikers passing by, some daring to dip into the water. I can only imagine how cold it must be, but it looked exhilarating! Every turn offered something new, towering trees, sparkling streams, and even little corners where wildflowers peeked out. We ended up spending hours wandering, stopping whenever we felt like it, and just enjoying the simple beauty of it all. It's definitely a stop that makes you slow down, notice the little things, and feel refreshed by being outside. I can see myself coming back again and again.

Moulton Falls Regional Park is a spectacular site that shouldn't be missed! Situated in north Clark…read moreCounty, in between Battle Ground and Yacolt, Moulton Falls is a natural scenic area offering water falls, forested trails, picnic sites, a train depot and tunnel, and a gorgeous bridge offering stunning views. Do me a favor and visit Moulton Falls seasonally because the natural beauty is ever-changing. Winter visits reveal churning water that roars furiously as it cascades over giant bolders and rock formations. Summer visits offer deep, mountain fresh pools of blue-green water that attract locals and tourists alike for a refreshing swim or float. There's something for everyone in this special park. Be sure to walk up to the bridge that spans the narrow canyon as it offers a stunning view of the river below. If you continue beyond the bridge you'll find a well-maintained trail that follows the river westward for miles and miles. The lush forest is filled with plants in every shade of green; towering Douglas Fir, Sword and Brachen Fern, Salal, Huckleberry and so much more. For a special treat, visit in early spring when the Trillium are blooming. Arriving from the west, visitors will first encounter the main falls with a small parking lot. Don't worry if it's full, there are two more lots further up the road as it turns sharply toward the north in the direction of Yacolt. Don't miss Yacolt Falls - a smaller waterfall on Big Tree Creek, which empties into the Lewis River just east of the main falls. You can access it from the gravel parking lot on the side of the road.

We stayed here as a base to climb Mt St Helens. Owners were very friendly and even let us move over…read moreto a sight we liked better. We have a 43' fifth wheel and a bit tight but definitely manageable if you can drive your rig.

Stayed here for a long weekend and thought it was just ok. It's a handy location, right in Cougar,…read morebut it's not the most scenic campground. There are some trees, but also lots of gravel and dirt. There are a few bathrooms, but they smelled pretty rank and the stench wafted throughout the campground. There's wifi that comes and goes, and there's a basketball hoop for some entertainment. The sites each have a fit pit. My site was lacking a regular 120 v connection but we borrowed a cord. For more than $60 per night, I guess we just expected a bit nicer ambiance.

Beautiful old growth setting with a combination of hookups and primitive campsites…read more Great hiking around the lake with kayak rentals if you wish.

Camping was so fun, scenic and beautiful. Well organized. Good mix of actual camping and some…read moreamenities (shower room + bathrooms and snack cart open daily, as well as kayak and other rentals.) One parking spot reserved for campers very convenient. I did get a little lost coming Into the campground (ended up in a reserved large campground) but it was just the fault of my directions on the phone, follow signs and you should be good. I stayed with my partner and we are both feminine presenting, we felt safe the whole time. Also shoutout to the snack cart, great service and food.

We rent here full time, the accommodations are fantastic! Water, Sewer and garbage are included in…read morerent!

The camp host was yelling at me and my friends because we were going on a walk at night even though…read morewe were being quiet, there is also a camp quiet time from 10pm to 9am and at the fishing dock there is basically no fish's, and in the men's bathroom there was a frog hopping around, so I do not recommend this place for camping.

The facility does a great job of making things fun and engaging for tourists. Before you even enter…read moreyou are greeted by a Bigfoot that will read you your fortune for a dollar which is pretty cute. Their gift shop is stocked well with items that folks might actually need while going into ape caves or summiting Mt st Helen's. The restaurant portion here has one of the juiciest most flavorful burgers I've had- no joke. It came with shoe string fries that had seasoning (I believe it was rosemary). I also had the huckleberry lemonade and a hot coco and both were excellent. The staff were all very kind, welcoming, quick, and helpful. They even helped us find the weather report for Mt. St. Helens summit the next day and gave us some tips for having a successful hike. We stayed one night in a two twin room. The room was well decorated and clean as well as the beds being decently comfortable. Unfortunately the restroom had some things get missed during the clean. There were baby spiders all over the ceiling and climbing down the walls, it smelled strongly of urine, and there were globs of hair on the floor and in the shower- we had to use a hand towel to tidy up the floor and kill as many of the spiders as we could. This wasn't my first time staying here, so I know the bathroom being like that is not the norm- must have just been missed by accident. If I need to stay in Cougar in the future I would definitely still stay here again.

This is a good place to stop on the way to or from Ape Cave, one of the only places to stop for…read morefood. It's overpriced for the quality, but that's what you get in the middle of nowhere. I was disappointed wi-fi wasn't free for customers you have to pay to use it. The have a ton of gluten-free options! Gluten free pizza and chicken tenders yes please! So I was excited to find many options for me.

My kiddos enjoy Royal Ridges and participate in the Giddy Up and Horseback riding camps…read more Royal Ridges is a great place and our homeschooling family enjoys the all-day camp which gives them a full day of play and learning. I didn't give a 5 star because communication from staff needs improvement. We're finishing the fall camp and a lot of last minute details are coming later than they should.

If you need your kids to go out while you work and let them have fun during summer this is the…read moreplace to go. They make sure your kids drink water and that they are safe at all times. The games and activities they do are creative and amazing. The counselors are super nice. My kid said he wanted to go back next summer!

Just what Ridgefield needed! I held off joining a gym because there was nothing close and…read moreconvenient to Ridgefield, then I found Therapy Fitness. Many classes to choose from and times that work with my schedule. There are a variety of body types and ages of women working out, so I feel super comfortable and welcomed. The classes are awesome, they are challenging for a beginner like me, but the trainers are great to give options on moves that still make you feel the workout. I leave each class feeling mentally uplifted and sore as heck, but a good 'I worked hard' sore. 100% recommend.

Great facility for functional training and weightlifting. Love coming here for early morning group…read moreworkouts and starting my day off right! Great people and great energy here. Staff is very knowledgeable and knows their stuff, modifications and correct form are always addressed for exercises. Highly recommend!