Come back to where time has stood still.

Though our Inn is elegant, what is most important to us is our guests comfort. We are not upper scale or pretentious. We offer a very relaxed atmosphere with gracious accommodations. We hope that if you are in Cathlamet for a vacation, wedding or even a fishing trip that you will consider our Inn for all the home comforts it has to offer

We are in walking distance to everything in town including the marina, shops and restaurants.

We are the only lodging in Cathlamet and we are located on the beautiful Columbia River and the Lewis and Clark Trail.

The Bradley House is centrally located. Portland is an hour to the South East, Astoria an hour to the West, Mt. St Helens is an hour to North East and Seattle is only two and a half hours to the North.

There are a variety of local things for our active guests to do such as kayaking, bicycling, golf, tennis, swimming, birding, great salmon and sturgeon fishing, canoeing, wind surfing, antiquing, shopping and our local museum. For those who enjoy walking we were the starting point for the 2004, 2005 and 2006 Volkswalk.
There are the peaceful roads of Puget Island to explore, and a road through the wild life refuge which leads to a beautiful beach just minutes away. Bicycle and kayak rentals are available. Perhaps you'd just like to read a book on our huge front porch. We have an 1800's piano to tinker on or just relax and watch cable TV in the privacy of your room. We have a small selection of videos or a video rental store is near by. The Inn is also set up for wireless internet connection.

Pictures clockwise from top left:

Row one: Beach at refuge

Row two: Shipping lane, Elochoman slough

Row three: Marina, Driving range at golf course and White tailed Deer refuge

Marina is a quick walk from the Bradley House, Golf course is 2 minutes away

(c) Wahkiakum Historical Museum located in

                    Downtown Cathlamet.

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