Recreation


Pacific Power


PacifiCorp operates several recreational facilities associated with the Lewis River projects. These facilities include 304 camping sites, 278 picnic sites, several boat ramps, swimming beaches, fishing access, and day use areas. These recreation destinations are very popular - in 1998 about 750,000 people visited PacifiCorp's Lewis River facilities.

Click here for the PacifiCorp Lewis River Dams Settlement Agreement.

Lewis River Shoreline Management Plan Public Meeting - 4/21/08

Trout season opening delayed at Swift Reservoir - 4/11/08

New Ground - Winter 2008
Click above for Gifford Pinchot National Forest News

Peak Season Parking Pass Application

For park opening dates, click here.

PacifiCorp Lewis River Recreation Reservation Line Opens March 1.
For more information, click here.


For maps of the area, click here.

Cougar Bar and Grill

For latest information, road conditions, etc. please call Cougar Bar & Grill 360.238.5252 or Jack's Restaurant & Store 360.231.4276


Jack's Restaurant and Store is under new ownership. Stop in and greet the new owners and wish them well. Everyone say's the food is not only excellent but the portions are king size.    ~Noel~

Merwin Dam
"The Merwin project was placed in service in 1931. Merwin is a 313-foot high concrete arch type dam. It creates Merwin Lake, a 4,040-acre impoundment popular with a wide variety of recreationists." Click on the link above for photos and information about Merwin Day Use Park, Speelyai Day Use Park and Cresap Bay Campground.


Click here for breaking news about reservoir
levels and boat launching
.

Yale Dam
"The Yale project was completed in 1953. The earth fill embankment dam is 323 feet high. It features a 3,780-acre reservoir." Click on the link above for photos and information about Saddle Dam Day Use Park, Yale Day Use Park and Cougar Tents Only Campground.

Swift Dam
"When initially built in 1958, the 512-foot Swift dam was one of the highest earth fill dams in the world. The Swift reservoir is 4,600 acres and provides a variety of fishing, camping, swimming, and other recreational opportunities." Click on the link above for photos and information about Swift Campground and Eagle Cliff Picnic Area.

Click here to go to For One and All.
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Read local area fishing reports and add your own report.
Click here for Lewisriver.com Fishing Reports

Boat Launches Below Merwin Dam
Click here for information about Lewis River boat
launches provided by PacifiCorp, WDFW, and others
-downstream from Merwin Dam.

Northwest River Forecast Center
Check the flow for the Lewis River Basin

For complete information regarding access,
reservations, regulations, etc., click on the
picture to go to Pacific Power Recreation web site.

Lewis River Hydroelectric Relicensing
Click above for information
about the relicensing.

Marine Patrol Unit
http://www.boatclarkcounty.org/

Click above for valuable boating information.

Questions about recreation, for PacifiCorp, can be directed to
recreation@pacificorp.com.

North Country Emergency Medical Service
Click above to go to NCEMS

Lelooska Foundation
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