Paradise Point State Park

Paradise Point State Park extends across 101 acres, featuring 6180 feet of shoreline, sandy beaches, forested areas, and meadows along the East Fork Lewis River.

The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission established this recreational area in 1958, intersected by Interstate 5 at the point that gave the park its name.

The park provides opportunities for outdoor recreation traditions of the Pacific Northwest through swimming, disc golf, hiking trails, and seasonal camping activities.

Visitors need a Discover Pass, which costs $30 annually or $10 daily, to access the park facilities open from 8:00 AM until sunset throughout the year.

The natural area maintains two separate sections divided by Interstate 5, offering both riverside recreational spaces and secluded forest environments within the same park boundaries.

Location: Clark County

Inception: 1958

Website: http://parks.state.wa.us/560/Paradise-Point

Website: http://parks.state.wa.us/560/Paradise-Point

GPS coordinates: 45.86710,-122.70400

Latest update: March 4, 2025 11:11