Camas

Tucked between the Columbia River and the wooded uplands around Lacamas Lake in southwest Washington, Camas is a place whose character is shaped by water, mills and the Pacific Northwest’s evergreen setting. The city stands on the Washington side of the river, east of Vancouver and across from Oregon, within the Portland metropolitan area. Paper manufacturing began here in 1883 and became central to Camas’s growth, a legacy reflected in its long-established mill site near the river. Downtown’s historic commercial streets form a compact civic core, while Lacamas Lake and Lacamas Creek bring parks and trails close to residential neighborhoods. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of southwest Washington connects regionally.

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