Windsurfing at Stonehenge! Um, what? You'll find both of these at this state park, which combines some serious history in the Maryhill Museum. It was built by Sam Hill to house his amazing art collection. He also built a full-scale replica of Stonehenge, just for fun.
As for the windsurfing, the Columbia River is world-class. Enjoy boating, fishing and splashing around along the 4,700-foot waterfront. It's all about the water here, since the single hiking trail is only a mile long.
This state park is ideal for RV camping, with 50 full hookup RV sites, including several that can accommodate 60-foot RVs. They're nicely spaced for privacy with some great views of the river.
While there are 20 tent campsites as well, you may find them a bit noisy due to the highways and railroad tracks nearby.
Windsurfing at Stonehenge! Um, what? You'll find both of these at this state park, which combines some serious history in the Maryhill Museum. It was built by Sam Hill to house his amazing art collection. He also built a full-scale replica of Stonehenge, just for fun.
As for the windsurfing, the Columbia River is world-class. Enjoy boating, fishing and splashing around along the 4,700-foot waterfront. It's all about the water here, since the single hiking trail is only a mile long.
This state park is ideal for RV camping, with 50 full hookup RV sites, including several that can accommodate 60-foot RVs. They're nicely spaced for privacy with some great views of the river.
While there are 20 tent campsites as well, you may find them a bit noisy due to the highways and railroad tracks nearby.
We know it’s cliche, but we mean it when we say it—Maryhill State Park is truly one-of-a-kind. The 99-acre camping park offers a little somethin’ somethin’ for both nature and culture fanatics. Set along the Columbia River, the campground is home to 20 tent sites, 50 utilities sites, bathrooms and showers, and one RV dump station. Just one mile fr Read more...
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Maryhill State Park
Windsurf at Stonehenge! Yes, really. History, art, and water fun—something for everyone.
Windsurfing at Stonehenge! Um, what? You'll find both of these at this state park, which combines some serious history in the Maryhill Museum. It was built by Sam Hill to house his amazing art collection. He also built a full-scale replica of Stonehenge, just for fun.
As for the windsurfing, the Columbia River is world-class. Enjoy boating, fishing and splashing around along the 4,700-foot waterfront. It's all about the water here, since the single hiking trail is only a mile long.
This state park is ideal for RV camping, with 50 full hookup RV sites, including several that can accommodate 60-foot RVs. They're nicely spaced for privacy with some great views of the river.
While there are 20 tent campsites as well, you may find them a bit noisy due to the highways and railroad tracks nearby.
Windsurfing at Stonehenge! Um, what? You'll find both of these at this state park, which combines some serious history in the Maryhill Museum. It was built by Sam Hill to house his amazing art collection. He also built a full-scale replica of Stonehenge, just for fun.
As for the windsurfing, the Columbia River is world-class. Enjoy boating, fishing and splashing around along the 4,700-foot waterfront. It's all about the water here, since the single hiking trail is only a mile long.
This state park is ideal for RV camping, with 50 full hookup RV sites, including several that can accommodate 60-foot RVs. They're nicely spaced for privacy with some great views of the river.
While there are 20 tent campsites as well, you may find them a bit noisy due to the highways and railroad tracks nearby.
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1 campground in Maryhill State Park
We know it’s cliche, but we mean it when we say it—Maryhill State Park is truly one-of-a-kind. The 99-acre camping park offers a little somethin’ somethin’ for both nature and culture fanatics. Set along the Columbia River, the campground is home to 20 tent sites, 50 utilities sites, bathrooms and showers, and one RV dump station. Just one mile fr Read more...
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