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Reed Island State Park (WA)

Camping is no longer allowed on Reed Island, but two picnic sites are available to boaters for daytime use only. No potable water, restrooms, or garbage on the island. Some tidal influence (2ft or less), with most dramatic effect on north eastern portion of the island exposing large sand bar at low tides.

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Lord Island North (OR)

Primitive camping on upland field along northern spit No facilities or water. Primitive Leave No Trace Camping on upland field along northern spit. Additional camping at Walker Island East. Moderate Tidal Infulence (4ft or less). Campsite may only be accessible during lower water times. State of Oregon owned land.

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Elochoman Marina

A mid-size marina with campsites (walk-in campsites seasonally closed), RV spaces, yurts, and cabins (check website for details and pricing), and covered picnic areas within walking distance of downtown Cathlamet.

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Lord Island South (OR)

No facilities. Primitive camping on State of Oregon-owned land.

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Lord Island East (OR)

No facilities. Primitive camping on State of Oregon owned land.

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Science to Policy Summit 2026

09.22.26

Lessons & Opportunities from the Columbia River Basin Restoration Program Lacamas Lake Lodge, Camas, Washington Sep 2, 2026 On Wednesday, September 2, 2026, more than 100 scientists, researchers, restoration practitioners, public officials, and others attended the 14th Science to Policy Summit, joining both in person and virtually. They gathered to lean more about the successes and future opportunities provided by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Columbia River Basin Restoration Program. This competitive grant fund has brought more than $81 million to the region since 2020 to monitor

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Science to Policy Summits

03.18.16

In 2007, the Estuary Partnership initiated the Lower Columbia Science to Policy Summit series to expand the dialog among scientists, natural resource professionals and community leaders within the region. Each summit focuses on a topic that is important to the region. A panel of leading experts presents current scientific research. The entire group defines the needs of the region. We identify a course of action for the Estuary Partnership that will support the regional objectives. View individual reports from each Summit:

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Request for Qualifications and Bids

11.20.23

There are no open requests at this time.

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