Cancellations occurring less than seven days prior to the arrival date will be charged for a one night stay.
All campers must check in upon arrival, and pay for their site in full within 24 hours of arrival. 
Drop-Ins who arrive after office hours must reserve their campsite online immediately upon arrival. Guests who drop-in after hours and do not reserve an open campsite online risk being asked to leave if the campsite chosen has already been reserved. A campsite that appears open may be reserved as guests may make their reservation online 24 hours a day.
Early Check-Ins need to be approved by Port staff, and may be subject to additional fees. 

Reservations may be made up to fourteen months in advance. 

Check in: 2:00 p.m.  Yurts*: 3:00 p.m. 
Check out: 12 noon  Yurts* 11 a.m.
*yurt check in and check out times adjusted to allow staff                                                                     extra cleaning time 
6 persons and one vehicle allowed per site
Extra vehicles $5/night             

Please note: collecting or cutting of wood, including driftwood, from any Port District property is not allowed, unless authorized by the Port Manager 

Skamokawa has both a long history and prehistory; it was the site of an Indian village over two thousand years ago. The name Skamokawa means “smoke on the water,” so called after the fog which drifts down the three valleys opening onto the town and the Columbia River. Skamokawa was also the name of the last chief of the Wahkiakum Indians who’s home was located on the West end of the beach now known as The Cove.