State Parks and National Parks

Lincoln Rock State Park

Tucked in along the east bank of the Columbia River, Lincoln Rock State Park is a major river access for boaters, swimmers and fishermen.

Although its land mass is small, roughly 80 acres, the park has a surprisingly wide array of resources for outdoor use. Three boat launches are shared by boaters, jet skiers and sailboarders.

Three small campgrounds offer 27 standard sites, 32 with full hookups and 35 sites with water and electricity.

The park's roads and paved trails are shared by hikers and bicyclists and offer views of Lincoln Rock, across the river. This outcropping is said to resemble the profile of Abraham Lincoln.

Day-use facilities include an amphitheater, courts for volleyball, tennis and handball, horseshoe pits and a ballfield.

Photo credits in order: Courtesy of Washington