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Trail

Lacamas Heritage Park Trail

Camas, WA
Length: 7.00 mi.
Type: Point-to-point

About This Trail

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This wide, well groomed trail is a favorite among runners and bicyclists.  This old-growth forest trail offers views of Lacamas lake, rock formations, and native wildflowers.

This trail connects to Round Lake Trail.

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Trail Features

Seasons Fall, Spring, Summer, and Winter
Surface type Paved
Carrier needed No
Stroller friendly Yes
ADA accessible Yes
Water fountains Yes
Bathrooms No
Cell reception Excellent
Pet friendly Yes
Nearby convenience store Yes
Camping Nearby No
Emergency support
within 5 miles 		Yes

Trail highlights

Bike Trails, Creek / River, Fishing, Lake, Mud Puddles, Picnic Area, Playground, Shaded Hike, and Visitor Center

Bug spray is recommended in the summer months.

A playground in the middle offers opportunity for little ones to play.

Restrooms at trailheads.

Dogs allowed on-leash

Trail Contributor

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Being outside is how I re-charge. It gives me perspective, fills me with gratitude and provides an opportunity to disconnect from the chaos of everyday life. I am fortunate to share this passion with my amazing husband and our son.  I was born and raised in the PNW but I love exploring any area I can get to. One of my favorite things about Hike it Baby is that I have a built in community of friends to provide trail suggestions anywhere we go.

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Getting There

To approach the trail from its southern end, take SR 14 to SR 500 in Camas; turn north on SR 500 to NW Lake Rd. Take a left on Lake Rd. The boat launch/trailhead will be 0.3 miles further on the right. A large parking lot and restrooms are available here.

There is also a trailhead at the upper trail end at NE Goodwin Rd. and NW Underwood St. in Mill Plain.

About The Guide

Hike it Baby Family Trail Guide is an online resource to help families with children source trails that little legs can hike and parents can feel comfortable with. Hike details are sourced and have been hiked by families who participate in our community. Our contributors do their best to give you all the details they can, but if something is missed, you can reach out to the contributor and offer suggestions for them to add to make it a better trail description for all. This guide was built with a generous 3-year partnership with L.L Bean. Like Hike it Baby, L.L Bean believes that helping get families into nature from birth on is key to healthier, happier communities.
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Hike it Baby makes every effort to keep trail content up to date, but trail conditions are subject to change. Hike it Baby is not responsible for any injuries that occur while hiking the trails covered in this guide. Hike it Baby is a platform that helps connect families to federal, state and local parks nationwide.