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The Yacolt Burn of 1902—a devastating forest fire—proved a powerful stimulus to the timber industry along the Lewis River. The aftermath of the fire drew Weyerhaeuser Corporation and other large scale logging companies to the valley, to salvage the thousands of acres of dead wood. Photo of Edgar Robbins family or of tourist camp A prominent family along the upper river, the Robbins clan settled lands in and around the town of Cougar. Family members farmed, logged, and carried mail. Edgar Robbins opened a “tourist camp” here at Cougar Creek in the 1910s. Park Rules: Day Use Park Regulations: Summer Hours (April 1-September 30): 5 am-9 pm Cougar Park is closed to the public in winter PacifiCorp reserves the right to change the hours without notice. Fees: Visitors entering day use sites with vehicles must pay applicable fees. Pass holders please check in with booth attendant (if staffed). Please display passes in car windows at all times. Fees are non-transferable. Vehicles/parking: o Keep speed 10 mph or below o Stay on designated roads and paths o Park only in designated areas o Do not use ORVs and snowmobiles in recreation areas Please help us keep this park safe, clean, and enjoyable for everyone: o o o o o o o o o Do not use or possess alcohol at this site. Keep fires confined to established fireplaces, or to manufactured grills. Do not use fireworks or other explosive materials. Do not discharge firearms or other projectile devices within or near the recreation area. Respect wildlife, habitats, and other users: do not cut or otherwise damage trees or other vegetation. Do not disturb wildlife. Keep a clean camp! Place bottles, cans, paper, garbage, and other refuse in trash or recycling receptacles. Respect your neighbors. Do not use public address systems, loud music, or any other loud noise-producing devices in the day-use area. Restrain pets at all times, on leashes of not more than 6 feet in length. Put animal waste in plastic bags and take it with you or drop it in the trash receptacles. Do not use this site for commercial purposes (including vending, site rentals, equipment sales or rentals, and advertising) without prior written permission of PacifiCorp. All applicable laws regarding public safety, illegal substances, sanitation, boating, fishing/hunting seasons, and fires will be enforced. Violators of park rules are subject to removal and prosecution. Policies are subject to change without notice. Appendix 1: panel profiles Lewis River Draft I&E Plan page 37
PacifiCorp does not accept responsibility for the safety or well-being of recreation area guests. Images: Map of Cougar Park, showing picnic sites, boat launch, parking, facilities. Photos of recreation. Historical photos of logging. Appendix 1: panel profiles Lewis River Draft I&E Plan page 38
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