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

Undeveloped primitive camping on land owned by the State of Oregon. No facilities. Tides are extreme and water levels can change quickly. Pay particular attention to choosing a campsite location with variable water levels in mind. Paddling near the mouth of the Columbia River can be extremely dangerous and is not recommended for any paddler is not an expert. Conditions can become dangerous vary quickly and the combination of an outgoing tide and the river's current can easily sweep a boat out to sea. The island is near a boating channel connecting the Port of Ilwaco to the Columbia River that

Primitive, leave no trace camping. No facilities.

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

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.

Seasonal primitive camping on eastern island beaches. Previous established campsites have eroded. No facilities or water. Seasonal Primitive Leave No Trace Camping on sand and beach areas on eastern portion of the island. Campsites only accessible during lower water periods, typically mid summer though early winter. Previous establish campsites have been severely eroded, and at this point, camping is not recommended. Some tidal influence (2ft or less), with most dramatic effect on north eastern portion of the island exposing large sand bar at low tides.

A serene 23 acre island that offers outstanding bird-watching, a 1.5 mile nature trail and a restful spot for boaters, complete with picnic tables and camp sites.