Super easy boat launch. Clean restrooms. Great parking for both vehicles and boats. Great well kept…read morepark! We will be back!

Amazing trip! These guys literally went the extra mile to get us on fish. Super impressive…read morewatching them use their experience along with their electronics to fine schools of tuna. The gear was right and tight. Can't say enough about the program and crew!

The "Shake N Bake" is about as good as it gets for sport fishing here in the PNW!…read more This 42ft sport fishing yacht is fast (twin turbo diesels) and smooth as it cuts through the waves taking you to where the fish are biting. Nothing but the best equipment and the deck hand takes care of everything. You can just enjoy catching fish!

Went here last weekend to see if they rented crab rings. They didn't, but they told me the closest…read moreplace to them that did and told me where I should go if I wanted to catch anything. She was very friendly and helpful, definitely a place I would come back to for tackle or bait.

Very helpful and nice. Picked up our fishing license here and directions to best fishing as well as…read morewhere to get something to eat.

My buddy & I went out with Leaf for Springers & had a great day fishing. Leaf is a great guide & a…read morelot of fun to be around. I highly recommend Leaf & Skookum Fishing Charters out of Astoria!!

Brilliant fisherman and even better company! Spent both days out on the water with Leaf and would…read morego again and again and again! Super skilled and very patient! And now we have a freezer full of fish!

This is an incredible stop. The view is breathtaking…read more One warning: the building is pitch black. The images I took were with three people's flashlights on. I walked in first ( in flip flops) and was submerged nearly to my ankle in shrek sludge! That water is deeper than it looks.

It was unfortunately raining pretty hard when we visited, so we were only able to briefly explore…read morethe batteries. Anyways, Fort Columbia State Park is considered one of the most intact historic coastal defense sites in the U.S, and it's built like a tank. Many of the structures are still intact. I'll have to come back as we visited during the off season, and so The Interpretive Center was closed as was were the other buildings. There are also two vacation houses for rent on park property, so if you're a history buff, definitely check it out and stay a night!

I fished for sturgeon with Jeff and his first mate Julie. A group of 4. We had an incredible…read moretime! We hit 10 sturgeon in the first 70 minutes. We hit 20 total fish, lost 3 that spit the hook for a total of 17 sturgeon in 3 hours. Jeff is truly knowledgeable and knows the river, and his first mate was such a pleasure to fish with and support our whole day. Thank you both to a great outing. 100 pct recommend

Amazing Captain and First Mate!!…read more Great follow through and super honest! You will love going out with these folks.

My nephew and I have fished for steelhead with Mike for at least 8 years. It is always an enjoyable…read moreexperience and we are almost always successful. Mike knows the Wilson River especially well and he guides us to the best spots. He is congenial and works diligently to have us connect with a bright steelhead. His equipment is first class and his service is top rate.

Nobody works harder to get you onto fish than Mike Hazen. He's the hardest worker on the river…read morehands down, He's all about safety and explains where everything is on the boat from the start, Some guides watch the clock and simply give up after a certain amount of time. Not Mike, he wants you to catch fish more than you do. He understands that you've spent your time and money to go fishing with him and expect results. I can honestly say that I've fished with Mike about a dozen times and the boat has limited out every time. And that includes Spring Salmon fishing which generally is more difficult.

Went here as single dad with my 5 year old. Got her geared up, excited and drove out and made the…read morelittle trek to lighthouse Now the views are stunning. I'm reviewing the lighthouse and those who run it. Walked up and told my daughter has to be 7. Note there is no signs at trailhead, on physical site or most importantly their website of this policy. I looked before left to see if closed certain days or times. Nothing They mention a dozen times how to give them money but no age restrictions. The lighthouse is only few feet taller than one at Children's museum in Olympia. Way shorter then 130 foot Astoria column. So the rule is absurd but the review is because this policy isn't posted anywhere for parents to know If have little one you know effort takes get ready and out. Add 1/4 mile walk to be turned away. Poor form

This was a great opportunity to climb the spiral staircase like a keeper…read more did IN 1889. Three family's at one time manned the lighthouse to keep the single Kerosene lamp always shining. 3 shifts. One person in the platform just below has the duty for one shift. A 15 minute speaking tour at the top, 3.00 each. Questions allowed. Only closed shoes to climb. No open toe shoes or without a heel strap. No exceptions. Stumble danger. Many people were turned away. no ADA. There is a gift store , small parking lot.