You’ll never have a dull moment! Whether you are planning a family vacation, a quick weekend getaway, or you're on a business trip, Vancouver USA has an adventure for you. With our year-round mild climate and tons of activities, your stay in Vancouver USA will be a memorable one. Just a short drive from Seattle and a hop across the bridge from Portland, our location is ideal for outdoor adventures, scenic sites, shopping, or just relaxing with friends and family!
The farm site consists of 79 acres that are adjacent to residential properties and is the largest single owned open parcel in Hazel Dell. The site has a long history of farming and agricultural research. In 2010 the farm was approved to be maintained as an accessible, agricultural, educational, recreational, community-based asset that will reflect the area's history and …more
Crosley Lanes offers offer 42 high quality lanes with easy automatic scoring for family, friends, and league bowling.
Battle Ground Cinema is a state of the art, first run movie theater located in Battle Ground, Washington. The theater features luxury reclining seats, exceptional concessions, Christie Projection & Dolby Digital Surround Sound.…more
Battle Ground Lake Park is a beautiful park with a crystal-clear lake formed by volcanic upliftings and depressions in the earth. The park has 50 campsites. Day visitors can enjoy swimming, trout fishing, picnicking, hiking,and boating.…more
Seasonal events including Harvest Days and the Pumpkin Patch. Store has seasonal fruits and vegetables, and gifts.
Voted as Clark County’s best family fun value in 2008 and 2009, Big Al’s is more than just your typical bowling alley. With its woodsy, Northwestern motif and open beam ceilings, the huge entertainment complex offers 30 traditional lanes of bowling and another 12 lanes in an intimate lounge style setting. For the kids, there are over 100 player positions at the latest and …more
On March 31, 1806, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark established a camp at Cottonwood Beach while they secured provisions for the return trip through the Columbia River Gorge and points east. They remained at Cottonwood Beach for six days, which is the longest period of time the Corps of Discovery camped at any site in Clark County. Almost 200 years later, a …more
This full-scale replica of a Chinookan-style cedar plankhouse is located at the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge at the location of Cathlapotle, one of the largest Chinookan villages in the area. This Lewis & Clark historical site is where the Corp of Discovery camped in November 1805 and again in March 1806. Visitors to the Plankhouse can learn about the culture and …more
The picturesque Cedar Creek Grist Mill is the only grain-grinding mill in Washington that has maintained its original structural integrity, grinds with stones, and is water-powered. Built in 1876, the mill has been fully restored as a working museum and is registered as a National Historic Site. The covered bridge spanning Cedar Creek adjacent to the mill was rebuilt in 1994, …more
In the logging boom days, this railroad line transported logs to Columbia River ports. Pulled by an 1841 diesel locomotive, the train transports passengers through scenic northern Clark County from Yacolt to Moulton Falls and Chelatchie Prairie and back. Open on weekends during the summer, with special events throughout the year that include casino nights, murder mysteries, …more
