Oregon State Parks Near Beaverton

Willamette Stone State Heritage Site is a historical landmark in Portland, Oregon, commemorating the starting point for land surveys in the Pacific Northwest. Visitors can explore the monument, enjoy interpretive displays, and take in city views.

Tryon Creek State Natural Area features over eight miles of trails, a visitor center, and a beautiful creek running through mature forests. It's a popular destination for hiking, horseback riding, and nature education, all within Portland city limits.

Rocky Butte State Scenic Corridor is known for its panoramic vistas of Portland, Mount Hood, and the Columbia River. The park's summit features historic stonework, picnic areas, and easy access from the city.

Nestled along the Willamette River, Mary S. Young State Recreation Area features forested trails, picnic spots, and abundant wildlife viewing. Its easy access and natural beauty make it a favorite for families and outdoor enthusiasts.

Banks-Vernonia State Trail features a paved, multi-use path through lush forests and over restored trestle bridges. The trail is popular for cycling, hiking, and equestrian activities, providing easy access to nature for all ages.

Government Island State Recreation Area features sandy beaches, primitive campsites, and abundant wildlife, all accessible only by boat. Its proximity to Portland makes it a favorite for day trips and overnight adventures on the river.

Bald Peak State Scenic Viewpoint is known for its breathtaking overlooks of the Willamette Valley and the distant Cascades. Visitors enjoy picnicking, wildlife watching, and relaxing in a tranquil, natural setting.

Alderwood State Wayside features shaded picnic tables, restrooms, and access to Dairy Creek, making it a convenient and relaxing stop for travelers along Highway 26. The park is known for its serene forested setting and easy road access.

This state scenic corridor features dense forests, picnic spots, and panoramic viewpoints along the historic Sunset Highway. It’s a popular rest stop for travelers heading to the Oregon Coast or exploring the northern Coast Range.

Located along the Sandy River, Lewis and Clark State Recreation Site features picnic spots, river access, and interpretive displays about the Lewis and Clark Expedition. It’s a popular destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts.

L.L. Stub Stewart State Park features over 25 miles of multi-use trails, spacious campgrounds, and dedicated equestrian facilities. Its proximity to Portland makes it a favorite for day trips and weekend getaways.

Dabney State Recreation Area features spacious picnic areas, a renowned 18-hole disc golf course, and river access for swimming and fishing. Its proximity to Portland makes it a favorite for day trips and group outings.

This viewpoint provides one of the most iconic vistas in Oregon, overlooking the Columbia River Gorge and the historic Vista House. It's a favorite spot for photographers and travelers exploring the Gorge.