Port of Woodland

The Port of Woodland is strategically located on the Columbia River near the I-5 corridor, between Seattle, Washington, and Portland, Oregon, at the mouth of the Lewis River Valley. As a public port district, it oversees more than 500 acres, with approximately 300-400 acres designated as both light and heavy industrial property ready for development. The port owns and manages key shoreline and marine assets, playing a crucial role in local economic development by supporting job creation and providing space for a diverse array of businesses and industries. The Port of Woodland's mission centers on fostering economic growth and expanding recreational opportunities, all while reinvesting in its maritime facilities and public parks. With its proximity to major maritime shipping lanes and accessible transportation infrastructure, the port is significant for its potential to attract new investment and support the regional supply chain. The port also promotes recreational access through facilities like the Austin Point and Martin Bar sites, balancing industrial development with public use and environmental stewardship.

Facilities

• Austin Point marine terminal (deep water draft, 200 acres prime heavy industrial land)
• Martin Bar public access site
• Four industrial parks
• Public recreation access points along the Columbia River
• Boat launch area at Austin Point
• Rail loop with access to BNSF and Union Pacific
• Dredge disposal site (20 acres, Austin Point)
• Warehouse and light industrial units

Operating Hours

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM (office hours). Public access at sites may have sunrise-to-sunset limitations and special restrictions during holidays.