Lacamas Park

Area	Vancouver
Best time to visit	Late April through mid-May
Blooming Now	YES
Elevation	150-300 feet
Trail Info	Varies from 1.4 to 5 miles total
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	Hike information - Oregon Hikers Field Guide
Dogs	Allowed, but must be kept on leash AT ALL TIMES.

NOTE: The blue marker indicates the trailhead.

Description

Lacamas Park is a wonderful place to see camas (Camassia quamash) and Oregon fawn lilies (Erythronium oregonum). There are also several waterfalls worth seeing in early spring. See the Clark County page for more information.

Directions

From Vancouver, take SR 14 east toward Camas. App. 5.5 miles from I-205, take Exit 12 for NW 6th Avenue and City Center. Stay right for Camas, and in 0.4 miles, keep straight at a roundabout to stay on 6th Avenue. After passing the Georgia Pacific paper mill in a mile, turn left onto Division Street. Drive north on Division for 0.4 miles, and then turn right onto 17th Avenue. Proceed 0.2 miles then turn left onto Everett Street. Follow Everett for 0.9 miles, and make a right turn into the Lacamas Park parking lot.

Trip Reports

Date	Submitted by
Reports from previous years
05/09/2023	Greg Lief
04/29/2023	Greg Lief
03/09/2020	Greg Lief
04/25/2019	Greg Lief
04/21/2019	Greg Lief
04/24/2018	Greg Lief
04/27/2017	Beppie Shapiro
04/01/2015	Keri-Tracy Springer

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