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Beacon Rock State Park
Walk or climb to the top of this rock high above the Columbia River.
Act as a beacon for fellow adventurers above the Columbia River Gorge. Formerly Castle Rock, this was once an ancient volcano that solidified.
Follow a mile-long switchback trail along the face of the rock formation to reach the top. The winding trail has 51 switchbacks, and the scenic view is like no other.
The park is more than just a giant gray rock. Climb other rocks (vertically) for more vantage points near the river. Bring your own gear for an entire afternoon of scaling basalt columns and cliffs.
Follow more than 26 miles of trails to scenic adventures. Eventually, you make it to the top of Hamilton Mountain. The peak rises 2,000 feet above the river. A 7.75-mile loop trail delivers you to Rodney Falls on the way to the top. Other
Act as a beacon for fellow adventurers above the Columbia River Gorge. Formerly Castle Rock, this was once an ancient volcano that solidified.
Follow a mile-long switchback trail along the face of the rock formation to reach the top. The winding trail has 51 switchbacks, and the scenic view is like no other.
The park is more than just a giant gray rock. Climb other rocks (vertically) for more vantage points near the river. Bring your own gear for an entire afternoon of scaling basalt columns and cliffs.
Follow more than 26 miles of trails to scenic adventures. Eventually, you make it to the top of Hamilton Mountain. The peak rises 2,000 feet above the river. A 7.75-mile loop trail delivers you to Rodney Falls on the way to the top. Other trails allow for horseback riding and mountain biking.
Sleep at the main campground with 28 standard campsites that stay open seasonally. Woodard Creek Campground contains five full-hookup campsites open year-round.
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4 campgrounds in Beacon Rock State Park
The Beacon Rock Main Campground is located in a forested area a short walk to the Columbia River, and has 26 sites--better suited for tents than RVs--although there are a few spots that can accommodate RVs over 20 feet. The campground closes seasonally, so if you’re looking for a utility site open year-round, check out the nearby Woodward Creek Ca Read more...
Time to party down in the Colombia River Gorge at the Beacon Rock State Park group campground. Set up your tent village in a secluded and open meadow or under Adirondack-style sleeping shelters. Cook up some tasty treats in the camp’s kitchen facilities, and play some music by the fire. The perfect spot to celebrate the great outdoors with hundred Read more...
Woodard Creek Campground is located right on the winding creek that flows into the Columbia River. There are five utility sites here, and the campground is open year-round! You’ll be within easy access of a boat launch, fishing, and hiking trails. The campsites are first-come, first-served. Read more...
Equestrian Campground is located on Little Creek at the equestrian trailhead. There are two sites here that will each accommodate a horse trailer. The site is equipped with a hi-line for horses, livestock water, and a CXT vault toilet. There is no potable water or electricity here, so be prepared for the rustic lyfe. Equestrian Campground is first Read more...
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