Columbia River Mile 149, South River Bank
The Cascade Locks Port area is pretty neat, with lots of grass, a place to walk to for viewing the old locks used to bypass the rapids before Bonneville Dam was built, a museum, and a docking and embarking point for taking tours on the local Paddlewheeler.
We might want to do joint RV/tent/boat camping at the Cascade Locks Marine Park. The facilities there are nice, and it is a pretty spot. They have some new campground facilities that over-look the old locks and are only a short walk from the marina. A person Brian talked to said it usually is not full during the week, and the transient marina moorage is never full.
Cascade Locks Marine Park:
http://www.portofcascadelocks.org/marinepark.htm
http://www.portofcascadelocks.org/marinepark.htm#Camping
For camping questions email Carol, who is the host, camphost@clbb.net.
The marina and camping area are a short walk apart.
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