- TripBuzz found 16 things to do with kids in or near Longview, Washington, including 6 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Castle Rock and Amboy.
- From Triangle Bowl to Longview Skatepark, the Longview area offers 71 different types of family activities, including: Theaters, Parks, Bowling and Movie Theaters.
- The Cowlitz Indian Tribe have their home offices in Longview, a city in Southwestern Washington. Once a lumber town, the city maintains and celebrates much of its history with landmarks like the Mills Building, Big Four Furniture Building, Columbia Theater and the Longview Bridge. Other attractions include a minor-league baseball team, walking trails, dog-friendly parks, playgrounds and skating facilities.
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Located just inside the blast zones of the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption, The Forest Learning Center has displays focused on telling the story behind the eruption and return of the forest. There are other resources which cover forestry practices and how trees grow.
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The scenic drive offered by the Spirit Lake Memorial Highway starts at Castle Rock and follows WA-504 East. Several visitors centers for Mount St. Helen are accessible along the way.
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Open to the general public on weekends, the Science and Learning Center at Coldwater offers information about the surrounding area, educational programs, and an on-site bookstore. There are also two trails near the main building for walking and exploration.
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The primary Mt St. Helens Information Center is located along the south side of the mountain. It is officially named the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument Headquarters and provides maps and educational programs.
12.1 Miles
The debris from the famous 1980 volcano explosion of Mount St. Helens is just below the overlook cliff where the Johnston Ridge Observatory is poised. Several films, ranger talks, maps, a small food cart, and souvenir shop are available on site.
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Hwy. 504, milepost 5, Castle Rock, WA
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Open seven days a week during the summer, the Mount St. Helens Visitor Center at Seaquest/Silver Lake is the original center built in 1993. The displays focus mostly on the history of the mountain and area.
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At North Clark Historical Museum, visitors can browse displays filled with historical artifacts like bear traps, Native American baskets, and Victorian clothing. The museum hosts an annual quilt show where members of the community display a range of colorful quilts.
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Amboy Territorial Days Park offers play areas, a large pavilion and kitchen facilities. The park also offers two buildings and a stage that is available to be reserved by local groups and organizations.
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42218 NE Yale Bridge Rd, Amboy, WA 98601
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Amboy, Washington is home to a landscape shaped by the Mount St. Helen’s volcanic eruption in 1980. Mount St. Helen’s Volcanic National Monument features an outdoor trail with several information centers focused on educating visitors about this historic event.
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Saddle Dam and Yale Lake offer waterfront scenery, breathtaking mountain views and surrounding woodlands. The area is most popular for camping, boating, hiking, kayaking, fishing, photo journalism and wildlife watching.