State Parks Near Beaverton, Oregon
32 state park units lie within 50 miles of Beaverton, including 4 parks across the line in Washington. The closest is Willamette Stone State Heritage Site, about 5 mi northeast of town. 10 parks are within 25 miles, close enough for an evening visit.
- Closest park
- Willamette Stone State Heritage Site5 mi northeast
- Within 25 miles
- 10of 32 within 50 mi
- With camping
- 124 with cabins
- Dog-friendly
- 9pets allowed
State parks near Beaverton, nearest first
Straight-line distance from central Beaverton; driving distance is usually longer.
Willamette Stone State Heritage Site
Willamette Stone State Heritage Site is a historic site in Multnomah County, about 5 miles west of Portland.
Hours, fees and rules for Willamette Stone State Heritage Site →Tryon Creek State Natural Area
Visitors come for horseback riding, wildlife watching, biking, and hiking. The official site lists about 8 miles of trails.
Hours, fees and rules for Tryon Creek State Natural Area →Bald Peak State Scenic Viewpoint
The park supports picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Bald Peak State Scenic Viewpoint →Molalla River State Park
Things to do include boating, fishing, wildlife watching, hiking, and picnicking. Water access includes a boat ramp.
Hours, fees and rules for Molalla River State Park →Government Island State Recreation Area
Popular activities here are swimming, fishing, wildlife watching, picnicking, and hiking. Camping is available: campsites, including tent sites.
Hours, fees and rules for Government Island State Recreation Area →Champoeg State Heritage Area
Things to do include golf, disc golf, fishing, wildlife watching, and biking. Camping is available: 2 camping areas, including RV sites with full hookups, tent sites, and showers. There are also cabins and yurts for rent.
Hours, fees and rules for Champoeg State Heritage Area →Lewis and Clark State Recreation Site
The park supports boating, swimming, fishing, hiking, and picnicking. Facilities for water recreation include a boat ramp.
Hours, fees and rules for Lewis and Clark State Recreation Site →Dabney State Recreation Area
Popular activities here are golf, disc golf, boating, swimming, and fishing. On the water side, there is a boat ramp.
Hours, fees and rules for Dabney State Recreation Area →Bonnie Lure State Recreation Area
The park supports hiking.
Hours, fees and rules for Bonnie Lure State Recreation Area →Milo McIver State Park
Visitors come for golf, horseback riding, disc golf, canoeing and kayaking, and boating. On the water side, there is a boat ramp. For overnight stays there are campsites (RV sites with electric hookups, tent sites, and showers).
Hours, fees and rules for Milo McIver State Park →Reed Island State Park
Popular activities here are canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, wildlife watching, and picnicking. On the water side, there is a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Reed Island State Park →L.L. Stub Stewart State Park
Popular activities here are golf, horseback riding, disc golf, biking, and hiking. Its trail network totals roughly 30 miles, according to the park.
Hours, fees and rules for L.L. Stub Stewart State Park →Portland Women's Forum State Scenic Viewpoint
Portland Women's Forum State Scenic Viewpoint is a scenic site in Multnomah County, about 5 miles southeast of Washougal.
Hours, fees and rules for Portland Women's Forum State Scenic Viewpoint →Battle Ground Lake State Park
Popular activities here are horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, and biking. On the water side, there is a boat ramp. For overnight stays there are campsites (tent sites and showers).
Hours, fees and rules for Battle Ground Lake State Park →Paradise Point State Park
Popular activities here are golf, disc golf, canoeing and kayaking, boating, and swimming. On the water side, there is a swimming beach. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Paradise Point State Park →Vista House (Crown Point)
The park supports picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Vista House (Crown Point) →Rooster Rock State Park
The park supports surfing, boating, swimming, fishing, and picnicking. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach and a boat ramp.
Hours, fees and rules for Rooster Rock State Park →Latourell Falls Trailhead (Guy W. Talbot)
The park supports hiking and picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Latourell Falls Trailhead (Guy W. Talbot) →Maud Williamson State Recreation Site
Popular activities here are picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Maud Williamson State Recreation Site →Willamette Mission State Park
Things to do include golf, horseback riding, disc golf, canoeing and kayaking, and boating. Its trail network totals roughly 15 miles, according to the park. Water access includes a boat ramp.
Hours, fees and rules for Willamette Mission State Park →Shepperd's Dell State Natural Area
Things to do include hiking.
Hours, fees and rules for Shepperd's Dell State Natural Area →Bridal Veil Falls State Scenic Viewpoint
Popular activities here are picnicking and hiking.
Hours, fees and rules for Bridal Veil Falls State Scenic Viewpoint →Banks-Vernonia State Trail
Visitors come for horseback riding, wildlife watching, biking, hiking, and picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Banks-Vernonia State Trail →Angel's Rest Trailhead
Angel's Rest Trailhead is a park in Multnomah County, about 9 miles east of Washougal.
Hours, fees and rules for Angel's Rest Trailhead →Erratic Rock State Natural Site
Popular activities here are hiking.
Hours, fees and rules for Erratic Rock State Natural Site →Benson State Recreation Area
Things to do include golf, disc golf, swimming, fishing, and picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Benson State Recreation Area →Ainsworth State Park
Popular activities here are wildlife watching, hiking, and picnicking. Overnight options include campsites, with RV sites with full hookups, tent sites, and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Ainsworth State Park →State Capitol State Park
Visitors come for picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for State Capitol State Park →Beacon Rock State Park
Popular activities here are surfing, rock climbing, horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, and boating. On the water side, there is a boat ramp. Camping is available: campsites, including tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Beacon Rock State Park →Elowah Falls Trailhead (John B. Yeon)
Visitors come for biking and hiking.
Hours, fees and rules for Elowah Falls Trailhead (John B. Yeon) →Silver Falls State Park
The park supports horseback riding, swimming, fishing, wildlife watching, and biking. Camping is available: 2 camping areas, including RV sites with electric hookups, tent sites, equestrian camping, and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Silver Falls State Park →Munson Creek Falls State Natural Site
Things to do include hiking and picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Munson Creek Falls State Natural Site →
Best picks by activity
Camping near Beaverton
- Government Island State Recreation Area 16 mi northeast · Campground listed
- Champoeg State Heritage Area 16 mi south · Campground listed
- Milo McIver State Park 25 mi southeast · Campground listed
- L.L. Stub Stewart State Park 26 mi northwest · Campground listed
- Battle Ground Lake State Park 27 mi northeast · Campground listed
+ 7 more in the list above
Cabins and lodging near Beaverton
- Champoeg State Heritage Area 16 mi south · Cabins or other roofed stays
- L.L. Stub Stewart State Park 26 mi northwest · Cabins or other roofed stays
- Battle Ground Lake State Park 27 mi northeast · Cabins or other roofed stays
- Silver Falls State Park 42 mi south · Cabins or other roofed stays
Dog-friendly state parks near Beaverton
- Champoeg State Heritage Area 16 mi south · Pets allowed under park rules
- Dabney State Recreation Area 23 mi east · Pets allowed under park rules
- Reed Island State Park 25 mi east · Pets allowed under park rules
- Battle Ground Lake State Park 27 mi northeast · Pets allowed under park rules
- Paradise Point State Park 27 mi north · Pets allowed under park rules
+ 4 more in the list above
Swimming near Beaverton
- Government Island State Recreation Area 16 mi northeast · Beach, pool or swim area
- Lewis and Clark State Recreation Site 22 mi east · Beach, pool or swim area
- Dabney State Recreation Area 23 mi east · Beach, pool or swim area
- Reed Island State Park 25 mi east · Beach, pool or swim area
- Battle Ground Lake State Park 27 mi northeast · Beach, pool or swim area
+ 4 more in the list above
Hiking near Beaverton
- Tryon Creek State Natural Area 7 mi east · Hiking trails listed
- Molalla River State Park 14 mi southeast · Hiking trails listed
- Government Island State Recreation Area 16 mi northeast · Hiking trails listed
- Champoeg State Heritage Area 16 mi south · Hiking trails listed
- Lewis and Clark State Recreation Site 22 mi east · Hiking trails listed
+ 18 more in the list above
Fishing near Beaverton
- Molalla River State Park 14 mi southeast · Fishing listed
- Government Island State Recreation Area 16 mi northeast · Fishing listed
- Champoeg State Heritage Area 16 mi south · Fishing listed
- Lewis and Clark State Recreation Site 22 mi east · Fishing listed
- Dabney State Recreation Area 23 mi east · Fishing listed
+ 8 more in the list above
Questions about state parks near Beaverton
What is the closest state park to Beaverton?
Willamette Stone State Heritage Site is the closest, about 5 miles northeast of Beaverton in a straight line. Next are Tryon Creek State Natural Area and Bald Peak State Scenic Viewpoint.
How many state parks are near Beaverton?
32 state park units are within 50 miles, and 10 within 25 miles. That includes parks, recreation areas, historic sites and natural areas run by the state.
Which state parks near Beaverton have camping?
12 parks list camping, the nearest being Government Island State Recreation Area, Champoeg State Heritage Area and Milo McIver State Park. Check each park page for site types, hookups and how to reserve.
Are dogs allowed at state parks near Beaverton?
Yes, at 9 parks, including Champoeg State Heritage Area, Dabney State Recreation Area and Reed Island State Park. Dogs usually must be leashed, and some areas such as beaches or buildings may be off-limits.
Are there free state parks near Beaverton?
None of the nearby parks list free entry; most charge a daily vehicle fee or accept an annual pass. Fees are on each park page.
State parks near other cities
- Near Hillsboro, OR7 mi northwest
- Near Portland, OR9 mi northeast
- Near Camas, WA21 mi northeast
- Near Ridgefield, WA24 mi north
- Near Battle Ground, WA25 mi northeast
- Near Molalla, OR25 mi southeast
- Near McMinnville, OR26 mi southwest
- Near Salem, OR40 mi south
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Built from official park data and updated as parks change; this list was last rebuilt Oct 30, 2026. Features shown are those the official source lists. Filter these parks on the map.