The historic Cedar Creek Grist Mill was built in 1876 and restored in 1989 as a centennial project. It is the only one of 19 grist mills still operating in Washington State. The mill is on the National Register of Historic Places. The mill is situated immediately upstream an updated covered, authentic timber-truss bridge - the only one in Clark County. The 11.8 acre site is owned by the Washington State Fish & Wildlife Department and includes the mill, trails, and parking.

Driving Directions
I- 5
Take the Woodland exit #21.
Turn northeast on Lewis River Road.
Quickly turn southeast on CC Street and cross the Lewis River Bridge.
Follow the curve of the road to the left onto Hayes Road.
After about 9 miles turn left onto Grist Mill Road.
After 1/2 mile, you'll cross a beautiful covered wooden bridge to the mill.

Fees
Free admission (donations gratefully acccepted)

Become a Friend of the Cedar Creek Grist Mill.
(All membership dues are payable annually, and are good from July 1 through June 30 of the following year.)

Friends of the Cedar Creek Grist Mill
PO Box 1404
Woodland, WA 98674

Hours
Open every weekend of the year!
Saturday: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Sunday: 2:00pm - 4:00pm

Weekday tour and demonstrations may be arranged by prior appointment. Slide shows of the mill's reconstruction may be presented to schools and organizations for a donation. Please call for details.