Environmental Features

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Physical Features
The park is a lowland forest, typical of the vegetation which once covered Puget Sound. The woods abound in Douglas-fir and western hemlock, with some western red cedar, big-leaf maple, and alder mixed in.

Directions

Driving Directions
Located three miles northeast of Bridgeport, Wash., in the north central area of the state in Okanogan County.

From Bridgeport:
Drive north on Highway 17 for .5 mile. After crossing the Columbia River, turn right at the park sign. Continue approximately two miles to park entrance.

From Wenatchee:
Drive north on Highway 97, then proceed south on Highway 17 for eight miles. Turn at the park sign and continue approximately two miles to park entrance.