Camas Things to Do

Enjoy dining, drinking and movie watching all in one 700-seat arena. Built by Universal Studios in 1927, this theater is a Portland landmark that provides a splendid view from the balcony. Enjoy your favorite slice of pizza or... more

Tonic Lounge an intimate Southeast Portland lounge has whatever you are looking for in a fun environment. From pool to live music, dancing to socializing, the atmosphere is never boring. Languish in a comfy booth or on the larg... more

Schnitzel reigns supreme in this original German restaurant, but rotisserie meats, wursts (sausages), sandwiches and salads are also available. German beers are plentiful, but you will also find wine and a full bar. Come for th... more

If you have ever wondered how America's pioneers made their way West and managed to live, check out this place. Changing exhibits mean the items and presentation are fresh. The museum's past exhibits have included household ite... more

Milwaukie Museum—this farmhouse and its contents are as they were more than 100 years ago. Half of the house has been rebuilt, while the other half remains in its original form, so it is an interesting look at restoration. Insi... more

This antique stretch of highway draws visitors from around the world. The plush rainforests of the Columbia Gorge, combined with breathtaking views, provide some of the best natural entertainment in the country. Construction be... more

A husband-and-wife team of amateur botanists started this garden that sits on Johnson Creek. The couple have discovered 11 new Northwest plant species. Over the years, they expanded the garden from five to nine sprawling acres.... more

Built in 1916, the Vista House stands as a monument to the Oregon Pioneers and is one of the most-photographed icons of the Columbia Gorge. Sitting 733 feet above the Columbia River, you can enjoy magnificent views while taking... more

Take the historic Columbia River Highway and this is the first park you will find. With a view rivaled only by nearby Crown Point, you can see the historic Vista House with the wide Columbia River and gorge as a back drop. Perf... more

This 200-acre city park features an extinct volcano, one of the only two urban volcanoes in North America. (The other is in Bend, Oregon.) Climb to the top for one of the best views offered from the Eastside. Lots of open space... more