The City of Kalama is a small town located along the Columbia River. It's the type of town that if you want to know the latest on what is going on you visit the local Hardware Store where many locals stop by to chat.
The town offers a variety of antique shops as well as some excellent restaurants and places to get an espresso or ice cream.
Following the Fair in July, the Days of Discovery is held in August. This event celebrates the Hawaiian and Indian heritage of Kalama. The Untouchables Car Show is also held in August, when the streets are lined with hundreds of Antique and Classic cars.
Neighborhood attractions include the world's largest single stand totem pole, excellent fishing on the Columbia River, and nearby Camp Kalama.
Hundreds of Interstate I-5 travelers pass by Kalama every day. Visitors often comment, "I have always wanted to stop and see the town." After people visit once, our new friends are sure to be back!
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