Kalama, Washington, reels in RV campers with world-class steelhead fishing on the Kalama River and Columbia River shores. Three parks await: Camp Kalama, Camp Kalama RV Park, and Louis Rasmussen RV Park. Base your rig here to launch paddleboards at Shillapoo Bay or cast lines from Wilcox Point.
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Kalama clings to the Columbia River's edge, where massive salmon runs ignite fall fishing frenzies. The Kalama River, Washington's shortest at just four miles, tumbles into the bay near I-5 Exit 36. Hikers tackle trails at Kalama River Hatchery, while kayakers glide past Front Avenue's waterfront eateries. Locals celebrate with the annual Kalama River Festival, blending craft brews and live music.
Camp Kalama fits active families: it packs WiFi, fifty-amp hookups, dump station, and pets_allowed sites for $54-$75/night. Camp Kalama RV Park mirrors that riverside pull for water lovers. Louis Rasmussen RV Park draws boaters with showers, dump station, and electric hookups, all steps from public boat ramps.
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Kalama shines for steelhead and salmon fishing on the Columbia and Kalama Rivers. Anglers flock here for trophy catches at spots like Wilcox Point and the hatchery runs. Paddleboarders and kayakers love Shillapoo Bay's calm waters, all accessible from riverfront trails and I-5.
Find three top RV parks in Kalama: Camp Kalama, Camp Kalama RV Park, and Louis Rasmussen RV Park. They hug the Kalama River near I-5 Exit 36, with Camp Kalama charging $54-$75/night for WiFi and fifty-amp spots. Louis Rasmussen adds showers and electric hookups close to boat ramps.
Yes, Camp Kalama welcomes pets on its riverside sites with full amenities. This park pairs pet allowances with WiFi, fifty-amp hookups, and dump station for easy stays. The other two parks suit non-pet owners near dog-friendly Kalama Levee Park trails.