Top Parks in Amboy, Clark county, Washington, United states

Northwest SUP and Fitness

Address: 15604 NE Reid Rd, Amboy, WA 98601, USA

“The paddle board fitness classes are a perfect pairing of exercise and balance. The class is very rewarding and I also had so much fun doing it. Michelle, the instructor was very friendly and knowledgeable. I also enjoyed doing the open distance paddle. I will definitely be back next summer.”

Usda Forest Services

Address: 42218 NE Yale Bridge Rd, Amboy, WA 98601, USA

Lake Merwin Camper's Hideaway

Address: 24706 NE Columbia Tie Rd, Amboy, WA 98601, USA

“Is the most beautiful place in Washington state. The lake is incredible the view of the mountains are awesome. If eny one have chance to buy place here is the desicion for eny body”

US Forest Service

Address: 42218 NE Yale Bridge Rd, Amboy, WA 98601, USA

“Finally made it when open and got all the info and help we needed. I appreciate it greatly, and hope staffing gets boosted soon for all of these agencies. Big thanks to Forest Officer Chloe Allen for helping us out.”

Amboy Territorial Days Park

Address: 21400 NE 399th St, Amboy, WA 98601, USA

“I had a blast I finally got to race my lawn mower again”

Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument Headquarters

Address: 42218 NE Yale Bridge Rd, Amboy, WA 98601, USA

“I'm just getting around to writing something now, but I climbed Mt. St. Helens with a guided group on July 18, 2021. If you are able to do a guided climb, do it. Here are the reasons: 1. There aren't any private permits left from May through October. 2. You've never climbed MSH before and would rather go with someone who has experience and expertise. 3. Maybe you are a seasoned mountain hiker who is pretty fit, but you are teetering on whether or not you could handle summiting this volcano. I'm so glad I went with a guide, mainly because the boulder field is no longer "hiking." It's a climb. I don't know if it's considered to be technical at all, because the overall description of MSH as a hike is "non-technical." But you are no longer just "walking" (or even just trudging up steep terrain with poles) when you hit the boulder field. You are putting away your poles and using your hands to hoist yourself from landing to landing. And it's about a two mile bouldering session. I wouldn't necessarily call it Class 3, but I found it to be more "climbing like" than Aasgard Pass in The Enchantments. I think had I been by myself or with someone who had never done this one before, I might have sadly turned around. But being with experts to help us along and to guide the way, it gave me a lot more confidence. I was physically prepared, but not mentally. Anyway, the guides were very encouraging. They were careful to make sure that no one was left behind, gave us plenty of breaks for rest and water. We were in great hands. Highly recommended!”