Camas-Washougal WA Washington
610
Cruises availables
At departure or passage at this port
American Cruise Lines (610 Cruises)
American Harmony
200 Cruises
American Pride
180 Cruises
American Song
226 Cruises
| 30 March | 9 days | One-way from Portland OR to Clarkston WA |
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| 31 March | 6 days | One-way from Portland OR to Clarkston WA |
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| 28 March | 9 days | One-way from Portland OR to Clarkston WA |
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| 29 March | 6 days | One-way from Portland OR to Clarkston WA |
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Frequently Asked Questions
At the breakwater of the Port of Camas-Washougal, on the north bank of the Columbia River, about fifty kilometres east of Portland, just before the entrance to the Columbia River Gorge.
Small river cruise vessels of roughly 125 to 200 passengers, on week-long itineraries between Astoria and Clarkston. The port often serves as a start or end point for the cruise.
Partly. The Washougal waterfront park starts at the gangway, with its paved trail of about 1.5 km. Downtown Camas is roughly two kilometres from the water: walkable for the fit, otherwise a short taxi.
The waterfront park loop at daybreak, a coffee on Camas's main street, a few pieces from Washougal's public art trail, then back aboard along the shoreline path.
For the water. In 1883 Portland businessmen were looking for an abundant water supply to run a paper mill and found it between the lakes and the Columbia. The town grew around its mill.
Tree-lined streets with independent shops, galleries and cafés in well-kept brick storefronts. The Liberty Theatre, a period cinema still in operation, watches over the main street.
A public art trail of some fifty works, sculptures and murals, followed at your own pace. Wool enthusiasts also know its Pendleton outlet store, where the mill sells blankets and clothing at reduced prices.
Yes, in under an hour by road. It is mainly worthwhile for passengers embarking or disembarking here, since the port often serves as a turnaround.
US dollars and English. Cards are accepted everywhere; carry a little cash for small shops and tipping.
Late spring through early fall, the Columbia River cruise season. The Pacific Northwest is rainy much of the year: a light rain shell is useful even in summer.
