We're here for a picnic, we're having independence day!…read more Parking is $3 for cars. Not enough space for parking, you just passed the spot, but you'd expect to get closer to the covered area, and you ended up parking way back from where you started. Picnic are, concrete and covered, with tables & benches & grilling area. Structure is adequate and protected from the weather. Nice view of the river, and there are boats! Restroom? Go back to the first building, where you could have parked. There are no toilet paper where the stall I picked. When I flushed the toilet, it went on forever! I have to hop to the next stall to find toilet paper. Luckily, I was the only one there! I'd give this one a one star! :(

Only $3 entry per car. 30-35 mins from the city. There's a good amount of parking but they fill up…read morefast. Open Volleyball and playground area but limited shaded spots! Get here early and Score a shady spot by a tree and enjoy lounging on the sandy beach or float in the river on a hot Sunday afternoon. Bring umbrellas, water, sunblock, Sanitizer, and trash bags.

We love this spring fed lake, it's usually warmer than the rivers. Has onsite store and kayak/canoe…read morerentals. Really nice campgrounds and the staff is super friendly and helpful. The fishing dock is large with picnic table and wheelchair accessible casting sites. The whole of the lake is a nice walking trail. Dogs are allowed on leash only and they are not allowed in the lake :( But an excellent day trip spot for fishing This is now EXTREMELY OVERCROWDED & UNMANAGED beware of the ghetto class that has invaded they are drunkenly loud and obnoxious

Beautiful old growth setting with a combination of hookups and primitive campsites…read more Great hiking around the lake with kayak rentals if you wish.

Lucia Falls is tucked along the East Fork of the Lewis River. I stopped by on a spontaneous…read moreafternoon, and it felt like stepping into a sanctuary, untouched corner of nature. The walk in is easy, about a 1‑mile loop with gentle gravel paths, enough shade to feel cool but also patches where sunlight filters through the trees in the most beautiful way. I saw a woman with her stroller here, but had leave it half way through because there is an upward path. When I reached the waterfall, I was struck by how graceful it was, the river cascades over a basalt-rock ledge, wide and steady. One of the most magical things..the park is a front-row seat for steelhead trout leaping upstream. There are picnic tables nearby, so I ended up opening up my book and just reading, listening to the water, hearing frogs, and feeling completely grounded. And honestly sometimes running away from bees! Oh the great outdoors! But a very important heads-up: no swimming allowed. The area near the falls is a sensitive fish spawning ground, and the park strictly protects it. Parking is easy enough and the park is open from 7a.m. to dusk. If you're looking for a peaceful afternoon where you can unwind, enjoy a modest but lovely waterfall, go visit Lucia Falls.

It's a beautiful autumn day and I decided to take a drive up here to these falls. I have never been…read moreand I am so glad I did. The park area was very nice. Clean and well kept. There were a lot of people enjoying picnics at the abundant picnic tables that are on the site. The waterfalls were really great. I enjoyed watching the people walk down by the Falls and the children. There is no fee to come and visit this waterfall. I recommend it if you are looking for relaxing afternoon in a great view.

Moulton Falls Regional Park on a random afternoon, and it completely took my breath away. The…read moretrails wind through this lush, green wonderland, with pockets of shade that feel like little natural hideaways and open spaces that invite you to just sit and breathe. I watched families and hikers passing by, some daring to dip into the water. I can only imagine how cold it must be, but it looked exhilarating! Every turn offered something new, towering trees, sparkling streams, and even little corners where wildflowers peeked out. We ended up spending hours wandering, stopping whenever we felt like it, and just enjoying the simple beauty of it all. It's definitely a stop that makes you slow down, notice the little things, and feel refreshed by being outside. I can see myself coming back again and again.

Aside from the parking it was a pleasant place to get in a few thousand steps. Stop and get wine…read moreat the multon falls winery before you leave the area.

Lovely trails that meander along salmon creek, past several ponds and through the forest. Lots and…read morelots of wildlife about we saw cranes,turtles, slugs, ducks,geese, fish and even a peregrine while strolling about. Dog friendly on leash. No public facilities. Closest bathroom is at the tavern up the hill. Pack it in pack out. Great family friendly park.

Recently updated and a lot of great amenities! *Full…read morebathrooms, covered picnic area, lots of shade off the playground. Good for small kids and big kids since there are 2 structures- then a few random ride on toys throughout (swing, merry go around, boat that shakes, climbing, etc) *They have parking on both sides! Worth checking out

Exceptional park for toddlers and older. Plenty of different options. Many accessible options as…read morewell. Love the fake grass over dirt or sand or grass.

It does appear the city has taken some action on my primary gripe in my original review. The vans,…read morecars and campers have been completely removed and the area cleaned up, which gives a much better look to the park!

We have lived down the road from here for some years. We have had a handful of birthday parties at…read morethe pavilion. The pavilion is first come first serve. I was there today and it looks like someone removed one of the tables/benches (typically total of 6 tables). I take our dogs to the dog park at times. Clean, friendly dogs, and spacious for the fur babies to run freely. The playground they have available for the kids is perfect, (refer to photos). There was a time about 3 months ago I noticed a car had its window smashed in. So be careful and be sure to keep your valuables at home. There are two parking lots, one on each side of the dog park area. It typically is a safe neighborhood. They also have a skatepark, and a back-to-back basketball (two hoop) court along side it. Baseball field too, just on the other side of the park, and short forest trails. I give it 5 stars because it's a great park, and has all of these amenities to take part in at the same time all in one place. Typically parks, walking trails, skateparks, baseball fields, pavilion areas, and dog parks are completely separated by location; which is why I find this park to be so unique. They also have bathrooms, both next to the baseball field and the other near the park/pavilion.I love that it's just down the road from my house, my family and I have created so many memories over the years.

Cool large park. No parking lot, just has a bunch of neighborhood access. Small play ground that's…read morenot really for little ones Great dog park

This is a lovely suburban park nestled within a ring of houses, with 4 pathways at cardinal points…read morebeing the only way to enter. Has some lovely trees, an open grassy area, and a nice sized children's play structure. You can enjoy walking the loop and enjoy a bit of nature hidden in suburbia.