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Lacamas Lake Lodge Reservation Information

2026 Rental Fees

Main Hall

This room opens up to a beautiful deck overlooking Lacamas Lake and has vaulted ceilings, a stone-lined fireplace and tall, north-facing windows. The warming kitchen is included with the rental and is attached to this room.

Room capacity: 168

Room Dimensions: 63 feet x 53 feet

Facility Reservations General Info

Find detailed information about City facilities and how to reserve them for your events!

The City of Camas offers a variety of facility rentals for your next event. You can choose from Lacamas Lake Lodge Conference Center, Fallen Leaf Lake Park Shelter and the Camas Community Center. Scout Hall is available to non-profit groups only. To inquire about these facilities and to check on availability, please contact the Camas Parks and Recreation office at (360)834-5307 Monday - Friday or email us at parks@cityofcamas.

Camas Warm Hearts - Emergency Utility Assistance Program

The City has initiated a low-income emergency utility assistance program, Warm Hearts, to help customers who are struggling to pay their City of Camas utility bill. This program is running in conjunction with the Downtown Camas Association and the Camas School District Giving Trees.

Budget

Goal: A comprehensive annual budget will be adopted that includes a concise summary of key issues and aspects of operating costs and capital components.

Cash and Investments

Goal: The city’s investment program will maximize the security of principle while conforming to state statutes. 

Accounting Procedures

Goal: The city’s accounting principles will follow General Accepted Accounting Principles.

Capital Facilities Plan

Goal: The Capital Facilities Plan will be comprehensive and updated every two years.

Firemen’s Pension Fund

Goal: The Firemen’s Pension Fund assets will be sufficient to cover all benefit obligations for retirees and their beneficiaries. 

Chapter 41.16 RCW required the establishment of a Firemen’s Pension Fund for firefighters hired prior to March 1, 1970.  Cash and investments in this fund will be sufficient to cover all benefit obligations for retirees and their beneficiaries.  All investment earnings will be retained in this fund.  The annual fire insurance premium tax from the state will also be deposited into this fund.

Emergency Rescue Operations

Goal: The Emergency Rescue Fund will be self-supporting for all capital and operating expenses associated with providing Advanced Life Support ambulance transport services within the participating jurisdictions.

Equipment Rental

Goal: The Equipment Rental Fund will maintain rental rates sufficient to cover all operating costs and replacement reserve.

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