Paradise Point State Park, State park along East Fork Lewis River in Clark County, United States
Paradise Point State Park is a recreational area along the East Fork Lewis River in Clark County featuring sandy shorelines, wooded sections, and open grasslands. The property spreads along several kilometers of riverbank and includes zones for walking, swimming, and exploring the natural environment.
The area was established as a public recreation site in 1958 by the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. A major highway now cuts through the property, a feature that shaped how the land became known.
The park serves as a gathering place for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy river activities and nature walks typical of the local region. The open meadows and wooded paths create a space where visitors connect with the surrounding landscape.
The park is open year-round from sunrise to sunset and requires a valid pass for entry. Visitors should come prepared for changing weather and bring appropriate gear for water and trail activities.
What sets this park apart is its division into two separate sections cut off by a major highway. One side offers riverside beaches and water access, while the other provides a more secluded wooded setting away from the water.
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