Winlock celebrates its egg-producing history with Egg Days, the World’s Largest Egg, and local museums.

Make your way downtown to shop at a vast selection of locally-owned retail shops offering everything from antiques to books. Stay awhile in the newly-renovated Centralia Square Hotel or Olympic Club Hotel in downtown Centralia, and grab a drink at a venue that once defied Prohibition.
Historic sites in town are plenty and beg to be explored. Fort Borst was home to early settlers in the region, and the park that contains it also is home to the Borst Home, an integral part of our region’s history. The downtown corridor of Tower Avenue is included on the National Register of Historic Places for its importance in the city’s formation.
While Centralia prides itself on its history, it is also becoming a center of innovation: the Hub City’s newest offering, the Northwest Sports Hub, has already brought thousands of people from near and far for sports tournaments and other events in the brand-new complex near Fort Borst Park. And on the economic front, the Industrial Park at TransAlta aims to transform a former coal mining center into a major economic center for large-scale industry, bringing jobs and growth to the area.
Winlock celebrates its egg-producing history with Egg Days, the World’s Largest Egg, and local museums.
Pe Ell, Doty, and Dryad offer rich history, and access to the Willapa Hills Trail and Rainbow Falls State Park.
Vader offers small-town charm with May Day festivities, scenic cycling routes, and a historic 1902 church.
Toledo, a town honoring its heritage, is revitalizing with a new library, Veterans Wall of Honor, and prime fishing spots.
Salkum offers serene lake life, outdoor recreation, and access to nearby parks and forests.
Randle offers outdoor recreation with lakes, campgrounds, and access to Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Packwood offers outdoor adventures, historic charm, and the Packwood Flea Market for visitors.