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Paradise Point State Park is a public recreation area in Washington on the East Fork Lewis River. Named for a point in the river, the park is crossed by Interstate 5, which cuts through that point as it passes the site. The park covers 88 acres and includes 6,180 feet of shoreline along the river. Its facilities are designed for simple outdoor recreation, including a swimming beach, a campground, and hiking trails. Even with the interstate running through it, the park remains a riverfront state park centered on public recreation.
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La Center, Washington · United States