Randle, Washington

At the heart of the famous White Pass.

Get to know our community.

Along the foothills of alpine giants, Randle is the northeastern gateway to the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Surrounded by the Cowlitz River and the expansive Big Bottom Valley, this facility is located in the unincorporated community of Randle, just 20 minutes away from its sister mill in the town of Morton.

A basecamp for adventure.

There’s not many places in the world that can lay claim to having a world-famous national park in their backyard. In Randle, we have three. Positioned at the heart of nature’s playground, our community serves
as an ideal starting point for exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Mount Rainier, Mount St. Helens and the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

The mills and our people.

The timber industry has been the backbone of the economy and local spirit in Washington’s Cowlitz Valley for generations. Our Randle facility and our nearby Morton mill are collectively known as the Cowlitz Stud Mills. Our employees enjoy the close camaraderie and the benefits of small town life. They are known for being engaged and supportive members of the community and actively support local schools.

Here’s what we do.

At Hampton Lumber, we’re committed to sustainable solutions, and building a dependable, ethical supply chain for your success. Here’s how we do this in Randle:

We produce 260 MMBF of lumber each year, at a ratio of 60% Hem Fir, 30% Douglas Fir and 10% other
We offer a wide variety of studs, export grades and kiln dried lumber:
- 2×3 to 2×6 8′ to 10′
- 4×4 to 4×6 8′ to 10′
Export metric sizes are also available
We provide best-in-class services including WWPA grading, paper wrap, and barcoding upon request
Whether it’s by train or freight, you can count on our reliable product shipping and delivery

Log Buyers:
Ben Zion, 360.880.4190
Tyler Koenig: 360.880.0027

Come work with us.

Our crews in Randle are led by our Mill Manager, Tim Johnson. If you’d like to get in touch with us directly, we invite you to do so in the following ways: