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River-loving families and outdoor enthusiasts favor Paradise Point State Park for its sandy riverfront swimming area. The park hugs the Lewis River off Interstate 5 in Ridgefield, Washington. Pick from 79 sites that start at $35 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Paradise Point State Park does not have full hookups. Electric, water, and sewer hookup details remain unknown, with no 30-amp or 50-amp sites confirmed. Campers find drinking water spigots, restrooms, showers, and fire pits instead, suiting tent sites and basic RV setups.
Yes, Paradise Point State Park allows pets. Dogs must stay on leash at all times. No size or breed restrictions appear, and no dog park exists, but the wooded and meadow sites offer space for walks near the river.
Sites cost from $35 per night. This covers basic camping access to amenities like restrooms and showers; extra fees apply for additional vehicles or day-use. Reservations through washington.goingtocamp.com fill up fast in summer, so book ahead.
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