Lincoln Rock State Park

Lincoln Rock State Park is a nature preserve along the Columbia River in Douglas County featuring campsites, boat ramps, and recreational facilities. The grounds sit on riverside terrain with direct water access and multiple outdoor activity options for visitors.

The area was developed following the creation of a reservoir from a nearby dam project that opened new water recreation possibilities. Its development tied to infrastructure improvements in the region for power generation and water management.

The site serves as a gathering place for people seeking outdoor activities along this river corridor and experiencing the local natural environment firsthand. Visitors encounter a community of water enthusiasts and nature lovers using the facilities throughout the year.

The grounds are well-marked with parking areas for vehicles and trailers near boat ramps and access points. Visitors should know that water and weather conditions vary throughout the year and require appropriate precautions.

The park's name refers to a distinctive rock formation rising from the water that serves as a notable landmark along this riverbank. This formation is visible from both water and land vantage points and defines the park's visual character.

Location: Douglas County

Operator: Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission

Website: https://parks.state.wa.us/541/Lincoln-Rock

GPS coordinates: 47.50651,-120.30327

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:49