Camas (Washington)

Camas is in southwest Washington state along the Columbia River on the eastern edge of the Portland metro area, across from Troutdale, Oregon. At this juncture the Columbia River is nearly a mile wide. == Understand == A great portion of the residential area of the city is on Prune Hill. Prune Hill is an extinct volcanic vent and is part of the Boring Lava Field of northwest Oregon and southwest Washington. == Get in == Washington State Route 14 (SR-14) is the main highway through town. Interstate 205 (I-205), and the Glenn Jackson Bridge across the Columbia River, is west of town in Vancouver. == Get around == == See == 1 Round Lake. == Do == == Buy == == Eat == Roots Restaurant and Bar, 19215 SE 34th St, Ste 110, ☏ +1 360 260-3001. 11:30AM-11PM daily. A destination restaurant for foodies from all over the Northwest, Roots specializes in fresh, seasonal cuisine showcasing local farm products such as Puget Sound clams, Ellensberg lamb, and Walla Walla onions prepared simply yet skillfully. The restaurant features an open kitchen, outside patio seating, clubby booths, banquettes and a rich northwest feel. Bon Apetit magazine named it one of the best spots around the country for a romantic winter dinner. Top Burger, 1436 NE Everett St, ☏ +1 360 834-3867. Great place with great people! Food is great, and with great prices! (updated Sep 2021) == Drink == == Sleep == Camas Hotel, 405 NE 4th Ave, ☏ +1 360-834-5722. (updated Sep 2020) == Connect == == Go next ==