Rainbow Falls State Park is aptly named—the crown jewel of this park is a waterfall featuring a halo-like rainbow when the sun shines through the mist. A short path connects the main day-use parking lot to a viewpoint of this beautiful cascade on the Chehalis River. The park encompasses land on two sides of the river with lush, old and second-growth forests. A charming campground near the river’s edge on the north side features horseshoe pits, a softball field, and a horse camp for equestrians. Near the campgrounds lies a vibrant fuschia garden, popping with brilliant pinks and purples of 40 different varieties of fuschia. You can cross a pedestrian suspension bridge over the river to reach several forested, looped hiking trails, around one to two miles each. If you’re looking for a longer hike, there is an access point to the 56-mile-long Willapa Hills State Park Trail on the north side of the park.
Activities
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Biking
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Camping
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Fishing
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Hiking
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Horseback riding
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Wildlife Viewing
Map & Photos
Features & Amenities
- Camping
- Campsite(s)
- RV Camping
- Group Camp
- Picnicking
- Picnic Table(s)
- Kitchen Shelter(s)
- Drinking Water
- Amenities
- Trailer Dump
- Ranger Station
- Restrooms/Showers