Washington

Lewis River

For more than 65 years, PacifiCorp has provided public recreation opportunities along the Lewis River. Today, we operate 15 recreation facilities along the river, below Merwin Dam and along the shores of Yale, Merwin and Swift reservoirs. Combined, these recreation areas provide the public with 304 campsites in four campgrounds, 233 picnic sites and nine boat launch locations. Our Lewis River recreation facilities begin at Island Access, approximately two miles east of Woodland, Washington, on State Highway 503, and continue 45 miles upstream to Eagle Cliff Park at the east end of Swift Reservoir.

Reservations
To make a reservation for the 2013 season, please call 360-238-5251 between 9 a.m and 4 p.m. or email. Please make checks payable to Thousand Trails and mail reservation payments to:
      Thousand Trails
      P.O. Box 10
      Cougar, WA 98616

For general recreation information call 503-813-6666, email us at recreation@pacificorp.com or view our online brochure

Location Picnic Restroom Fishing Boating
Merwin Reservoir
Merwin Park135YesBankn/a
Speelyai Park 22Yesn/aRamp
Cresap Bay Park20Yesn/aRamp
Yale Reservoir
Saddle Dam 1Yesn/aRamp
Yale Park 42Yesn/aRamp
Cougar Park and Campground1Yesn/aRamp
Beaver Bay Camp1Yesn/aRamp
Swift Reservoir
Swift Forest Camp1Yesn/aRamp
Eagle Cliff Park10Yesn/an/a
White Salmon River
Northwest Park 27Yesn/an/a 

Lewis River Contacts

For general recreation  information, call:
503-813-6666
recreation@pacificorp.com

boating and picnicking at Lewis River recreation site

Reservoir Elevation

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) provides regular reservoir elevation information and official weather radio broadcasts for watches, warnings, hazard information, routine forecasts and weather reports. To hear this information for Woodland and the Lewis River Valley, tune your weather radio to the following frequency: 162.525 MHz, or Channel 6 and Station ID: WNG-604.

PacifiCorp does not directly provide information regarding flow rates or water levels on the Lewis River. Further, we expressly disclaim any obligation to provide public notices regarding flow rates or water levels. This information can be found online using the links above. These Web sites are published and maintained by United States government agencies. We are not responsible for the timeliness, accuracy or availability of the information on these sites or any other external site.

Hunting & Wind Facility Access

Public access to lands within the Marengo wind facility is available for hunting, birdwatching and other recreational activities, subject to certain restrictions.

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