Candlewood Suites Vancouver-Camas

From Mount St. Helens, to the Columbia River Gorge, to the Pacific Coast, Vancouver, Washington boasts a vast array of activities, scenic landscapes, and unique and historic attractions. Whether you are here on a vacation with the family or in town for a business conference, there is plenty to do in Vancouver to include: Fort Vancouver, Cedar Creek Grist Mill and Pomeroy Living History Farm.

While you're in Vancouver bring your bike and stroll over the mighty Columbia on two different bridges – take the kids for a dip in the fountain at Esther Short Park. Discover SW Washington’s many adventures; plan a day at the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, walk back in time along Officers Row at Fort Vancouver or explore the cute shops, funky galleries, and chic eateries in Uptown Village.

Heading north and exploring SW Washington’s many area attractions to include touring the 130-year-old operating Cedar Creek Grist Mill. Visiting the Mt. St. Helens observatory deck, watching historic airplanes land and take off at Pearson Air Field or gazing at trees in the 1.3 million-acre Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

Discover SW Washington’s booming wine industry drive the scenic North Clark County Winery Loop. Learn first-hand how wool is made into heritage blankets at the world-renowned Pendleton Woolen Mills or go back in time and tour the Vancouver Fort, location of the first settlement on the Colombia River. Enjoy great dining and entertainment in downtown Vancouver.

Get outdoors in Vancouver! Walk, rollerblade, or just people watch on the riverfront Renaissance Trail. Capture nature at its finest at the heirloom garden or Pomeroy living farm. Day trip down the Gorge and hike Multnomah Falls or plan a trip into Portland to sample some of the Northwest’s finest microbreweries and also include a day trip to many Washington and Oregon wineries.

Distance from hotel: 13 MI/ 20.92 KM West

Distance from hotel: 18 MI/ 28.97 KM South West