Vista Park, a 75-acre site along SR4 and the Columbia River in Skamokawa, Southwest Washington, has been a popular destination for locals and tourists since 1981. The park offers a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, picnicking, hiking, ship spotting, kayaking, and easy access to a beautiful sandy beach on the Columbia River. Skamokawa, which means "smoke on the water," is known for its long history and prehistory, with the fog drifting down the three valleys opening onto the town and the river. Visitors have consistently praised Vista Park for its peaceful and comfortable campgrounds, beautiful scenery, and friendly staff. The park is particularly dog-friendly, and the nearby giant ships on the Columbia River are a source of excitement. Families have made Vista Park a cherished tradition, with many returning year after year, especially on Labor Day weekend. The park's proximity to a Big Foot-themed store adds to the unique experience. Overall, Vista Park is a beloved destination that offers a variety of outdoor activities, stunning natural beauty, and a welcoming atmosphere for all who visit.
