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Primitive, leave-no-trace camping. Bachelor Island is part of the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge. The shoreline is open year-round between the Columbia River and the Refuge boundary signs.

Primitive, leave-no-trace camping.

Primitive low impact camping along upland open plain on eastern dredge spoils. No facilities or water. Primitive Leave No Trace Camping on very large field protected by sand dunes from dredge spoils. Only camping avaible on Crims Island Complex. All other portions of Crims Island Complex (excluding Gull Island), closed for camping. Moderate Tidal Influence (4ft or less). Please only camp on field portion of the dredge spoils to allow the newer portions to rehabitat.

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, Leave-No-Trace camping on the south side of the island.

Primitive, leave-no-trace camping

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.

Limited camping area for non-motorized boaters with small tents.