Clarkston Business Park was completed in 2002 and is currently full.
Another new building in in the works, contact us for more information.
More than 65,000 sq. ft. of warehousing, several log yards and barge building are some of the variety of growing Port activities.
Here's our new bus used to transport passengers and staff from the tour boats to shopping.
Address: 849 Port Way, Clarkston, WA 99403 Email
Pictured on the left is the largest cruise boat running on the the Columbia Snake river. The new boat will carry 235 passengers and will begin docking at the Port of Clarkston in September of 2003.
The Port of Clarkston is an operating port that and manages its 120-acre waterfront site for a diversity of business tenants, emphasizing recreational development.
More like a business than the "landlord only" status of How Big Is Big?
A small, friendly, independent and efficient port with an appetite for new business and growth. We would welcome a chance to meet your needs.
Smaller than "sister" port districts at Lewiston to the east and Whitman County to the north, the friendly Clarkston staff works hard to be flexible and responsive, and takes pride in the level of personal attention given to current and prospective clients. Twenty businesses employing 350 area residents now operate on Port property.
most port districts, Clarkston is an "operating" port, choosing to run its equipment and terminal functions normally contracted to a third party. Land is for lease, not for sale, but the Port will "build-to-suit" or tenants may construct their own facilities. Current clients ranges from large agri-business and forest products firms to a 50-unit antique mall and small entrepreneurial enterprises in manufacturing, retail, and service sectors.
A 140-ton Lima crane sits dockside at the Port of Clarkston waiting to fill barges, put a 70-foot yacht on a truck for a cross-country trip to Florida, or ship wood products down river to coastal communities.
Recreation On Tap?
Six cruise lines anchor tour boats at the Port's 400-foot "Gateway Dock," bringing several thousand tourists each year up the Columbia and Snake Rivers to Clarkston. The dock is ideally situated for visitors to board a jetboat for a wild, whitewater ride up the Snake into Hells Canyon, North America's deepest river gorge. 
Gateway Dock is currently under construction adding an additional 100 feet.
Granite Lake Recreational Vehicle Park now open for business and has great view of river and clubhouse for use to those staying in the park.
A public marina, complete with restaurant, pump-out station, bath house and boat launch also occupy Port property. An RV park is in progress, and future plans call for a day-use park and other recreational projects. Proposals are welcome.
Good Place To Meet
Holding meetings or boarding out-of-town businesses associates is easy at the Port of Clarkston.
Tenants include a 75-unit Quality Inn, complete with restaurant and lounge. The Quality Inn has just added 22 new suites, a new pool and hot tub. Operations include the Lewis-Clark Convention Center with 2500 square foot conference room, divisible into two or four meeting rooms, plus several boardrooms for smaller groups.
Retail?
Potential retail expansion is another option on or near the Port of Clarkston. A 155,000 square-foot Price-Costco store opened next door in 1993 and draws customers from a 150-mile radius. Downtown Clarkston is just a short walk from Port operations as well.