Clarkston, Washington

Clarkston, Washington

United States

Introduction to Port

Port Clarkston, Washington sits at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater rivers, where river travelers discover a ship-friendly gateway that blends rugged river frontier charm with modern hospitality. Unlike larger sea ports, this compact stage offers intimate voyages, with small-ship decks that glide past basalt canyons, lush riverbanks, and the dramatic skies of eastern Washington. Signature experiences include misty dawn departures along the Snake, guided shore excursions to Nez Perce Country and Lewiston-Clarkston's historic downtown, and hands-on tastings of Palouse-region produce and wines poured at sunset. Onboard, guests enjoy thoughtfully designed staterooms with full river views, unobstructed observation decks, and chef-led regional cuisine featuring local harvests, complemented by enrichment talks on local history, wildlife spotting, and stargazing on clear nights. The nearby landscapes invite active exploration - gentle hikes through riparian trails, wildlife watching for bald eagles and deer, and optional boat-fishing outings - before returning to the ship for a casual, hospitality-forward atmosphere that feels like a floating boutique hotel. The port's fleet is purpose-built for shallow rivers, delivering smooth, stable rides with compact maneuverability, and the ships emphasize intimate service, flexible itineraries, and easy access to onshore experiences that showcase Lewiston-Clarkston's authentic Northwest heritage.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Snake River Scenery
Enjoy riverside views and easy hikes along the Snake River near Clarkston.
Outdoor recreation
Hiking, kayaking, canoeing, and scenic drives through diverse landscapes.
Nearby Parks
Visit Sacajawea State Park and other Lewiston–Clarkston area parks.
Local Trade Access
USCKL UN/LOCODE supports international trade and transport connections.