Riverside State Park

Riverside State Park is the largest state park in Washington, spanning over 9,000 acres along the Spokane and Little Spokane Rivers. Known for its scenic beauty, the park features dramatic basalt cliffs, dense forests, and miles of river shoreline.

• Activities:
  • Hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding on over 55 miles of trails
  • Camping, with both tent and RV sites available
  • Fishing, swimming, and boating opportunities
  • Picnicking areas and group shelters
  • Winter recreation including cross-country skiing and snowshoeing
• Highlights:
  • Bowl and Pitcher area with iconic suspension bridge and unique rock formations
  • Off-road vehicle area for ATVs and motorcycles
  • Equestrian trails and facilities
  • Interpretive center and historical sites, including the Civilian Conservation Corps structures
• Visitor Information:
  • Discover Pass required for vehicle access
  • Restrooms and parking facilities available

Riverside State Park is a top destination for outdoor enthusiasts, families, and visitors seeking adventure or relaxation close to Spokane.