Paradise Point State Park

Can a campground so close to a bustling interstate still offer moments of tranquility and connection to nature? Paradise Point State Park Campground, located in Ridgefield, Washington, achieves just that. Straddling the East Fork of the Lewis River, this campground blends convenience with natural beauty, featuring lush meadows, riverside access, and secluded woodland spots that offset its proximity to I-5.

The 101-acre park provides a variety of camping options, including 78 campsites—some with utility hookups, nine walk-in sites for added seclusion, and two cozy yurts equipped with heating and electricity. Campers can enjoy amenities such as a sandy riverfront swimming area, hiking trails, and a 9-hole disc golf course. The park caters to outdoor enthusiasts with opportunities for kayaking, birdwatching, and fishing, while kids can delight in safe, calm swimming zones along the river.

Conveniently located just off I-5 and a short drive from Ridgefield’s charming town center, Paradise Point State Park is ideal for weekend escapes or stopovers. Its proximity to the Portland metro area (less than 30 minutes away) also makes it an accessible getaway. Whether it's paddling along the serene Lewis River or unwinding at a scenic riverside picnic area, Paradise Point offers both natural respite and modern convenience.