- Lacamas_Trail_Map.pdf (clark.wa.gov)
Lacamas Lake Park hosts a 6-mile network of scenic hiking and cycling trails, passing dense forest, spectacular waterfalls, Round Lake and Lacamas Creek. Many areas are excellent for bird-watching, and the April blooming of the Camas Lilies are an annual feature. Upland forests support a variety of wildlife, including deer, raccoon, beaver, osprey, bald eagles and many others. Round Lake is an attraction for shing, and is stocked with a mixture of bass, bluegill and perch. Non-motorized boating only is allowed on Round Lake.
Northwest Waterfall Survey
- Woodburn Falls (waterfallsnorthwest.com)
Of the three modest waterfalls Lacamas Park harbors, Woodburn Falls is the most forgettable. Seasonal Woodburn Creek, sure to run dry by June, splashes over a ledge amid rather thick deciduous growth that provides a modest wilderness feel. While when viewed up close the falls appear to drop about 20 feet, lidar data indicates its total drop to be closer to 40 feet - the upper half of the falls is simply out of view due to foreshortening and the close proximity of the trail to the base of the falls.