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Willow Grove Beach is a major regional waterfront park on the Columbia River, four miles west of Longview.

Castle Rock Riverfront Trail Extension: Castle Rock will use this grant to extend its Riverfront...; 46.27950939 -122.90981464
Lads & Lassies Park Development: This park is in an low income Kelso neighborhood. The...; 46.13447336 -122.90909877
Mt St Helens/Toutle River Enhancement: The Department of Fish and Wildlife will use this grant...; 46.3013193 -122.4295824
Riverfront Park Trail Development: The City of Castle Rock seeks WWRP aid to develop...; 46.265 -122.90111111
Riverfront Recreation Center - Phase 2: This 72-acre regional facility is being developed in phases to...; 46.265 -122.90111111
Riverfront Trail 2: The City of Castle Rock will transform dredge spoils from...; 46.265 -122.90111111
Willow Grove Beach Phase 1: Development of a major regional waterfront park on the Columbia...; 46.175 -123.05833333

Note: Not all projects are shown. red = pending, green = funded

Cowlitz County

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 8 total projects $1,703,585

Castle Rock Riverfront Trail Extension - City of Castle Rock - $327,899

Cowlitz River Acquisition (Eaton) - City of Longview - $126,872

Lads & Lassies Park Development - Longview-Kelso Parks and Rec - $16,250

Mt St Helens/Toutle River Enhancement - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $388,387

Riverfront Park Trail Development - City of Castle Rock - $81,221

Riverfront Recreation Center - Phase 2 - Castle Rock School District - $150,000

Riverfront Trail 2 - City of Castle Rock - $401,146

Willow Grove Beach Phase 1 - Cowlitz County Parks & Rec - $211,810

What is the WWRP?

The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.

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