Woodland, Washington • Opening Spring 2027

Fishing, Golf, Aurora Viewing
& Mt St Helens

Outdoor Activities on the Lewis River • 45 Min from Portland

World-class salmon and steelhead fishing on the property. A golf course right next door. Dark-sky aurora viewing from the estate grounds. Mount St. Helens 45 minutes away. Pacific Northwest hiking, riverside recreation, and luxury stays — all from one estate.

On-Site Salmon & Steelhead Fishing • Golf Course Next Door • 45 Min to Mt St Helens • 45 Min from Portland (PDX)

What outdoor activities are available near Lewis River Estate & Gardens?

No other estate in the Portland-Vancouver area puts salmon fishing, a golf course, and the Pacific Northwest's most iconic landscapes within reach of a single luxury property.

Bald eagle fishing for salmon on the Lewis River near Woodland Washington

Salmon & Steelhead Fishing

Fish for Chinook salmon, coho salmon, and steelhead directly on the estate's Lewis River frontage. On-property access — no boat, no drive, no outfitter required. Just walk to the river.

Golf at Lewis River Golf Course adjacent to luxury estate Woodland Washington near Portland

Lewis River Golf Course

Lewis River Golf Course is immediately adjacent — guests can walk from the estate directly to the course. No car needed. Play 18 holes, then return to the river for lunch and an afternoon of fishing.

Mount St Helens hiking 45 minutes from Woodland Washington

Mount St. Helens

Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument is 45 minutes from the estate — the perfect day trip. Hike to the crater rim, explore Ape Cave lava tube, or visit Johnston Ridge Observatory for panoramic volcanic views.

Lewis River Fishing: Salmon & Steelhead on Your Doorstep

The Lewis River at the estate is one of the most accessible prime fishing locations in Southwest Washington. The river hosts significant runs of Chinook salmon, coho salmon, and steelhead — and guests can access the water directly from the estate without any additional travel.

🎣 Chinook (King) Salmon

Spring and fall Chinook runs on the Lewis River make it one of the premier salmon fisheries in Southwest Washington. The Lewis River is a tributary of the Columbia and regularly sees productive salmon seasons.

🎣 Coho Salmon

Fall coho runs add another dimension to Lewis River fishing. Coho are aggressive and exciting to catch — a favorite target for sport anglers in the Pacific Northwest.

🎣 Steelhead

Winter and summer steelhead runs on the Lewis River provide some of the best trout fishing in Washington State. Steelhead are prized for their strength and the challenge they present to anglers.

Bald eagles fishing for salmon on the Lewis River near Portland Washington
Estate grounds and old-growth trees adjacent to Lewis River Golf Course Woodland WA

Lewis River Golf Course: Right Next Door

Lewis River Golf Course sits immediately adjacent to the property — the only luxury estate in the Portland-Vancouver region where guests can walk directly from their accommodations to a full golf course without a car or shuttle.

This adjacency makes the estate uniquely suited for golf getaways, corporate golf events, wedding party rounds, and anyone who wants the fishing-and-golf combination in one destination.

  • Walk from your villa or glamping dome directly to the course
  • Fish in the morning, golf in the afternoon — both on the same estate visit
  • Ideal for corporate golf events, group golf trips, and groomsmen outings
  • Scenic Woodland, WA golf with Lewis River views

Mount St. Helens: 45 Minutes Away

The property is the closest luxury lodging base to Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument — just 45 minutes from the estate. Whether you plan a day trip or build your entire itinerary around the mountain, the estate puts St. Helens within easy reach.

Johnston Ridge Observatory — panoramic views of the Mount St. Helens crater, lava dome, and blast zone. Among the most dramatic viewpoints in the Pacific Northwest.
Ape Cave Lava Tube — one of the longest lava tubes in the continental US. An unforgettable underground hiking experience suitable for all ages.
Monitor Ridge Climb — the non-technical summit route to the rim of Mount St. Helens at 8,365 feet. A bucket-list Pacific Northwest adventure.
Lewis River Trail System — hiking along the Lewis River through old-growth forest, with access to multiple waterfalls in Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Mount St Helens National Volcanic Monument 45 minutes from Woodland Washington
Aurora borealis northern lights over the estate property in Woodland Washington

Aurora Viewing & Dark-Sky Stargazing

The estate sits in one of the darkest sky corridors in Southwest Washington — far enough from Portland's light pollution to deliver genuinely spectacular night skies. During geomagnetic storms, the aurora borealis is visible directly over the property.

Aurora Borealis — The property's northern exposure and minimal light pollution make it one of the best aurora viewing locations accessible from Portland. During strong solar events, curtains of pink, green, and violet light fill the sky above the river and treeline.
Dark-Sky Stargazing — Milky Way visibility, meteor showers, and deep-sky observation from the estate grounds, riverside fire pits, or through the transparent panels of your glamping dome.
Glamping Under the Stars — The geodesic glamping domes feature transparent viewing panels designed for exactly this — fall asleep watching the Milky Way arc overhead, or wake up to an aurora alert with nothing between you and the sky.

Curated Activity Partnerships

We're not just offering access — we're building end-to-end experiences. These partnerships mean zero logistics for you and a world-class outcome every time.

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Expert Guided Fishing — Walk-to Service

We're partnering with certified local fishing guides who walk to you. No 5am drives to a boat ramp. No rental trucks. Your guide arrives on the Lewis River bank — right on the estate — with all gear, local knowledge, and the exact stretch of river that's running hot.

Whether you're a seasoned fly fisherman or you've never held a rod, the experience is the same: standing on one of Southwest Washington's finest steelhead and salmon rivers with an expert at your side.

  • Certified local guides with deep Lewis River knowledge
  • All gear and licenses handled — just show up
  • Walk-to access — no travel, no logistics
  • Beginner-friendly and expert-caliber trips available

Stay & Play — Lewis River Golf Course

An exclusive Stay & Play partnership with Lewis River Golf Course — the course that sits immediately next door to the estate. Book your room, walk 200 yards, tee off. No shuttle. No early morning drive. Just golf, whenever you want it, steps from your door.

Our Stay & Play packages combine luxury overnight stays with preferred tee times, so you can fish in the morning and play 18 in the afternoon without a single logistical hurdle.

  • Walk from your villa or glamping dome directly to the course
  • Preferred tee times for estate guests
  • Combined fishing + golf packages available
  • Ideal for corporate groups, golf trips, and groomsmen outings

All Activities at & Near Lewis River Estate & Gardens

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Salmon Fishing (On-Property)

Direct Lewis River access for Chinook and coho salmon — walk from the estate to the water. Fall runs are the most productive.

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Steelhead Fishing (On-Property)

Winter and summer steelhead on the Lewis River — one of Washington's most prized sport fish, accessible directly from the estate.

Golf – Lewis River Golf Course (Adjacent)

Walk next door to Lewis River Golf Course. 18 holes with scenic Woodland, WA views — no shuttle or car required from the estate.

Mt St Helens (45 min)

Johnston Ridge, Ape Cave, Monitor Ridge climb, and Lewis River trails — the best Mt St Helens day trips, all accessible from the estate.

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Lewis River Waterfall Hikes

The Lewis River Trail passes three spectacular waterfalls in Gifford Pinchot National Forest — Lower, Middle, and Upper Lewis River Falls. A Pacific Northwest classic hike.

Aurora & Dark-Sky Stargazing

Minimal light pollution, northern exposure, and wide river-sky views make the estate one of the best aurora and stargazing locations accessible from Portland.

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Riverside Recreation & Fire Pits

Evening fire pits on the Lewis River, riverside walks, birdwatching, and the simple pleasure of sitting beside one of Washington's finest rivers.

Activities FAQ – Lewis River Estate & Gardens

Is there fishing on the Lewis River at the estate?

Yes — the estate has direct on-property access to the Lewis River for salmon and steelhead fishing. The river hosts Chinook salmon, coho salmon, and steelhead runs. Guests fish directly from the estate without leaving the property.

Is there golf near Lewis River Estate & Gardens?

Yes — Lewis River Golf Course is immediately adjacent. Guests can walk from the estate directly to the course. It is the only luxury estate in the region offering on-site river fishing combined with immediate golf course adjacency.

How far is Mt St Helens from the estate?

Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument is approximately 45 minutes from the property. The estate is the ideal base camp for Mt St Helens day trips including Johnston Ridge, Ape Cave, and hiking trails in Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

What type of fish are caught on the Lewis River?

The Lewis River at the estate hosts Chinook (king) salmon, coho salmon, and steelhead. The river is considered one of the better fishing rivers in Southwest Washington, with productive runs throughout fall and winter seasons.

How far is Lewis River Estate from Portland for outdoor activities?

Approximately 45 minutes from Portland International Airport (PDX) and 30 minutes from Vancouver, Washington. The estate is the most accessible outdoor activity hub in Southwest Washington for Portland-area visitors — combining fishing, golf, and Mt St Helens access at one location.

Can you see the northern lights from Lewis River Estate?

Yes — the estate sits in a dark-sky corridor with minimal light pollution and a clear northern exposure over the Lewis River. During geomagnetic storms, the aurora borealis is visible directly over the property. It's one of the best aurora viewing spots accessible from Portland.

Are there hiking trails near Lewis River Estate & Gardens?

Yes — the Lewis River Trail in Gifford Pinchot National Forest passes three spectacular waterfalls and is accessible within a short drive. Additionally, Mt St Helens trail systems, including Monitor Ridge and Ape Cave, are 45 minutes away.

Book Your Outdoor Adventure Stay

Fishing, golf, aurora viewing, and Mt St Helens — all from one private estate. Join the Founding Access List for priority booking when the estate opens Spring 2027.

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Lewis River Estate & Gardens – Fishing, Golf, Aurora Viewing & Outdoor Activities

3447 Old Lewis River Rd, Woodland, WA 98674

45 min from Portland, OR • 45 min from Mt St Helens • Adjacent to Lewis River Golf Course

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