TriangleBowl

10/13/2026

Celebrating 100 years of league bowling in Longview Kelso: January of 1972 saw some heavy rains. This is a picture of the Starlite Lanes (Hilander Bowl) first time flooding. During this tenure the bowling alley was ran by the Petersen & Kimble families. The bowl was 12 years old at this time. This is flood #1 of 3 that would eventually happen. The signs on the building are great to see.

10/13/2026

To keep up with the best in what bowling has to offer, we continually invest back into the center so that we can give the best playing conditions for our bowlers.

Congratulations to TriangleBowl in Longview Washington, on your New KEGEL Atlas Pro lane machine with Smart Link, the world’s first Smart Lane Machine.
Pictured: Beau Little / Travis Malakowsky / Shay Thompson

10/11/2026

We will have all 32 lanes available Sunday October 11th for our special. Doors open 9am.

10/10/2026

It’s Saturday and we have open lanes available all day and night! You knock em down, we will set the pins back up. Call us at 360 425-4060 and reserve your lane for today.

10/07/2026

100 Years of league bowling in Longview Kelso: Here we have a picture of Miss Longview Jan Johnson throwing out the first ball to kick off the state bowling tournament held in the area in 1965 at the K&M Bowl (Foxx Bowl).

10/04/2026

We will have just 24 lanes available for our pancake special this morning. Doors open at 9am. Cost is $12.95 per person for 2 hours of bowling and stack of pancakes with beverage.

10/01/2026

100 Years of league bowling in Longview Kelso: Here we have a picture of a work crew laying down the original wood lanes at Triangle Bowl. This is lane #24 being laid down in the spring of 1960. Triangle Bowl was increasing it's size from 16 lanes to 32 at this time.

09/27/2026

Join us Sunday September 27th for our pancake special! All 32 lanes will be available this Sunday. Doors open 9am

09/22/2026

Celebrating 100 years of league bowling in Longview Kelso: The Elks lodge on 12th avenue in Longview according to records was a bowling alley 2 different times. Jim Torrence along with E.B. Buckwalter moved the 2 lanes out the of the YMCA in 1931 and added two more lanes for a total of 4 lanes. The bowling alley entrance is at the far right of the building which leads to the basement. There is a BOWLING sign on the building in this picture by the entry. They operated at this location for four years until they sold the lanes and they moved to a building on Commerce Avenue. That bowling alley, known as Longview Recreation, burned down in the 1940s so bowling returned again to the basement of the Elks lodge in 1946. Hal Webster ran the bowling alley until 1952 when he sold the lanes to the new K&M Bowl which opened in 1952.

09/19/2026

We will have all 32 lanes available this Sunday September 20th for our pancake special. Join us!