Anthonys Pizzeria
Woodland, WA
A friendly staff, premium amenities and quality service greet you as you enter this hotel, but the comfortable and well-appointed rooms will keep you coming back again and again. Each accommodation at this Woodland, Washington hotel includes all the comforts and convenience of home, including internet access and TVs with cable. Whirlpool tub suites, mini-suites and ADA rooms are also available upon request.
Other amenities at this Best Western Woodland Inn include a complimentary hot full breakfast each morning, an indoor pool, hot tub, on-site fitness center and guest laundry.
Conveniently located for easy freeway access, and to local attractions.
* Hulda Klager Lilac Garden
* Horseshoe Lake
* Cedar Creek Grist Mill
* Lewis River Golf Course
* Sunlight Supply Amphitheater - Ridgefield
* Westin Amphitheater - Kalama
* Festival of Lighted Boats - Kalama - 2nd weekend in December
Mount Saint Helens Area
* SR 503 side of Mt St Helens (Lewis River Road is SR 503)
* Lelooska Foundation
* Lava Canyon
* Ape Caves
* Trail of Two Forests
* June Lake
* Sno-Park Marble Mountain
* Climbers Bivouac Trailhead
* Windy Ridge
Make your next Woodland, Washington hotel stay the best yet, book a stay at the Best Western Woodland Inn today.
Founded in 1941, Carl's Jr. has been a West Coast favorite for almost 80 years, known for our iconic charbroiled burgers.
Today, we have more than 1,000 locations across the U.S. and serves 28 countries worldwide.
Woodland, WA 98674
The Cedar Creek Grist Mill – Woodland, Washington
Nestled in the forested hills east of Woodland, The Cedar Creek Grist Mill is a beautifully preserved piece of Pacific Northwest history. Built in the late 1800s, this working museum gives visitors a rare look inside a fully functional, water-powered grist mill — one of the only ones of its kind still operating in Washington today.
Visitors are welcomed by friendly volunteers who provide a “Working Tour” of the mill in action. Inside, you’ll see huge pulleys and belts whirring above and below as water power turns the grinding stones that produce flour, cornmeal, and even fresh apple cider. Guests often receive free samples to take home — a true taste of history.
No gas or electricity is used — the mill runs entirely on the natural flow of Cedar Creek. Every volunteer here is passionate about keeping the mill’s story alive and sharing how this 19th-century technology still works today.
Set against a steep, rocky slope at the bottom of Cedar Creek Gorge, the mill is also a breathtaking scenic landmark. It remains the only grist mill in Washington that has maintained its original structural integrity, still mills with stones, and is powered solely by water. Beside it stands a covered bridge, built in 1994, which adds to the site’s charm and continues to draw visitors from across the country.
Seasonal and Annual Events
The Cedar Creek Grist Mill hosts a variety of seasonal events throughout the year, celebrating heritage, community, and the joy of handmade food.
Each event features live milling demonstrations and free samples prepared on-site by volunteers. Popular events include:
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- Bread Day – Freshly baked breads made from flour milled on-site. May 3o, 2026
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- Strawberry Shortcake Day – Enjoy homemade shortcake topped with sweet local strawberries. June 27, 2026
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- Blueberry Pancake Day – Watch flour being milled and enjoy delicious pancakes made right at the mill. July 25, 2026
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- Treat Day – A fun day filled with baked goodies and sweet surprises. August 29, 2026
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- Cornbread Day – See cornmeal ground by waterpower and sample warm, fresh cornbread. September 26, 2026
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- Apple Cider Pressing Day – The most popular event of the year! Visitors can help press apples into fresh,
crisp cider using the mill’s traditional machinery. October 31, 2026
- Apple Cider Pressing Day – The most popular event of the year! Visitors can help press apples into fresh,
Each celebration showcases the mill’s living history and brings the community together in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere.
A Living Piece of History
The Cedar Creek Grist Mill is more than just a historic landmark — it’s a living museum, lovingly maintained by dedicated volunteers. Every spin of the wheel and every grain of flour tells a story of craftsmanship, ingenuity, and preservation. Whether you visit for the history, the beauty of the gorge, or one of the mill’s famous events, the Cedar Creek Grist Mill offers an unforgettable experience for all ages.
Woodland, WA 98674
Woodland, WA 98674
Near Walmart
The Cowlitz County Fair is the place where excitement, fun, and tradition collide! Held every summer in Longview, Washington, this is your chance to experience the best of fair food, heart-pounding rides, and unforgettable entertainment, all in one place. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie looking to conquer the rides, a foodie on a quest for classic fair treats, or just ready to kick back and enjoy live music, the Cowlitz County Fair has it all!
Feel the rush as you take on thrilling carnival games and watch jaw-dropping competitions. Check out the incredible local talent and farm animals at the heart of our community, and dive into a vibrant mix of arts, crafts, and unique exhibits. From sweet treats to sizzling BBQ, we’ve got the flavors you’ve been craving. Commercial and craft vendor galore with much to explore!
It’s more than just a fair – it’s an adventure, a celebration, and the ultimate summer hangout! So grab your friends, bring the whole family, and get ready for a non-stop blast at the Cowlitz County Fair. We can’t wait to see you there!
Fair 2026 - July 22, 23, 24 & 25
Thunder Mt Pro Rodeo - July 23, 24 & 25
KUKN Country Concert - July 22
Woodland, WA 98674
Daddy D's located in Woodland WA is a third-generation BBQ-ing pro. Daddy D (Donnie) has 9 children of his own and plans to keep the BBQ-ing tradition going to another generation. Daddy D's delicious side dishes and you'll have a hearty, home-cooked meal you won't find anywhere else.
Tuesday - Saturday 11 - 7
Woodland, WA
Woodland, WA 98674