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A 75 acre public park on the Lower Columbia River an hour east of Long Beach and 45 minutes west of Longview, Washington. Vista Park offers sandy beaches, yurts, RV sites, day use and overnight camping. Tennis courts, a boat ramp and wonderful kayaking opportunities make it an idea family vacation spot. Vista park is a popular paddling spot with access to a wide variety of paddling experiences - from calm back water areas inside Brooks and Steamboat Slough to the larger waters of the mainstem Columbia River.

Primitive Low Impact Camping on east upland field. Additional seasonal camping along beach. No facilities or water. Primitive Leave No Trace Camping on upland field along east upland fields. Access to fields is moderately steep, so use current erroded trails to minimize further erosion. Additional seasonal camping around base of dredge spoils. Some Tidal Influence (3ft or less). Hazard map of wingdams

Primitive low impact camping along upland opening. No facilities or water. Primitive Leave No Trace Camping on south upland area to tree line. Entrance to the camping area adjacent to gap between Lord Island and Walker Island. Moderate Tidal Infulence (4ft or less). Campsite may only be accessible during lower water times.

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.

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

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

No facilities or water. Primitive Leave No Trace Camping on small field protected by sand dunes from dredge spoils. Only camping avaible on Wallace Island. Moderate Tidal Influence (6ft or less). Environmental Notes: Follow Leave No Trace Guidelines. Fire not recommended, especially above the tide line. All except west end of the Wallace Island is part of Julia Butler Hansen Refuge for the Columbian White-tailed Deer. Access is limited to sandy beaches on western portion of the island. Safety Notes: Close proximity to shipping lanes; be aware of navigational markers designating the channel

Primitive camping in north interior of the island. Additional summer season camping on northeast island beaches. No facilities or water. Primitive Leave No Trace Camping on interior field accessed from eastern channel (see map image below and photo gallery for approximate path to access). Moderate Tidal Influence (4ft or less).