Woodland, Washington is a thriving community of proud people with kind hearts. It is situated along the beautiful Lewis River, a pristine stream fed by Mount St. Helens and surrounding valleys, and adjacent to Interstate 5 at Exit 21. Woodland is the “Southern Gateway to Mount St. Helens,” providing visitors excellent options for lodging, restaurants and service accommodations.

Enjoy the varied activities available in the city and along the Lewis River Road (SR-503) the southern access route along the Lewis River Valley and to Mount St. Helens. Depending on the season, Woodland, the Lewis River Valley and its nearby communities will provide visitors many enjoyable activities. Fish the North Fork of the Lewis River for prize salmon and steelhead. Golf at the Lewis River Golf Course. Bike, sightsee or enjoy the colorful tulip fields.

Woodland Gateway to the Lewis River Valley
Woodland was officially incorporated on March 27, 1906. Woodland is perhaps best known as the home of Hulda Klager (1863 - 1960), who was a prolific breeder of lilac hybrids. Located within easy driving distance of Portland and Mount St. Helens, Woodland is a dynamic community with access to a myriad of activities.

Special Thanks to the Cowlitz County Tourism Bureau for providing info and photos for this page.