Lacamas Park

Winter has arrived here and its beauty is shining! Great family park. Nice walking trails. Dog friendly. Bike friendly. Several options to meet your exercise needs. Clean, plenty of parking. Picnic tables and play area.

It was absolutely a beautiful and romantic Park with many challenging, interconnected trails and hikes. There was a nice small dam inside this park. I went on a rainy day so the hike was muddy and hard to track. I hope I can visit it on a nice sunny summer day

My wife originally discovered Round Lake as a kayaking destination, and it has evolved (for us) into a place for easy hikes and picnicking. With every visit, we've explored paths that we haven't been on before. Trail maps with "you are here" are placed at critical spots throughout the park, though we also find that taking a picture of one can help confirm that we're heading the right way.
The main parking lot near the northwest corner of the lake is on the small side. There is additional parking north of the lake, down the street where the path around Round Lake takes you.
The main paths are wide, smooth, and well maintained, which I find to be a huge benefit. When I'm hiking, and have to constantly be looking at my feet, watching out for roots and loose rocks, I don't get to enjoy my surroundings much at all. If you decide to visit the waterfalls in the park, you will find secondary trails that can be much steeper and narrower. The cascading destinations are worth the extra work.

Beautiful place to take your family and relax! Hiking trails are many and interconnected, some are easy and some are moderately challenging. The lake is perfect for kayaking having a dip on a hot day, and there are plenty of picnic tables with grills for gatherings.

Great for nature walks, some parts can be an incline/decline depending on what trail you take. I would definitely say all kid friendly. Playground, swimming permitting weather and algae blooms so watch for those warnings. Lots of picnic tables and park grills as well as hot coal dumping stations.

Pretty nice spot to get in a 4 mile hike right next to home. Picnic spots in the north, trails in the south. Only bathroom is near the parking lot. Good for mushroom hunting / observing, get your iNaturalist app out.

What a great park and location for biking, hiking, running, walking, easy accessible for all fitness and physical levels. Always beautiful and you can find plants blooming all over the park. Lakes for fishing and other water sports. Give it a try as there is something for everyone.

Love this park for easy going walks! Nice woods right outside of Vancouver to get a way too. There’s 3 really nice waterfalls around too. There’s quite a few different trails to explore too. Also the main lake loop. It can get a little confusing if you never been before and your trying to find the falls but there are a few maps so make sure to look at them closely and they will get you to where you want to go. Beautiful woods and water features. There were even wildflowers when I went 🙂

Beautiful park! Lovely walk, lake is pretty and the dams are flowing. Cute rock waterfall.

Beautiful park with many trails and activities around the Round lake: fishing, swimming, diving, kayaking, peddling boats, and many hiking trails along the creek with waterfall. Just a popular weekend spot for families.

This is a really beautiful park with nice picnic benches and access to the water. We did a around 3 mile hike around the lake and it was moderately challenging, and very rewarding. Great spot for a picnic, or fishing, or just somewhere to get a little outside time. Watch out for poison oak I think we might’ve seen a little bit.

*update,7/29/23 just saw a cougar on our walk today, it was in the overflow parking and dashed into the brush in the middle of the lot. It stood there staring at us, while we stared back. By the time i remembered to take a photo, it ran. So be careful with your animals!* One of the most beautiful parks I've ever been to. Gorgeous reflections, picnic tables, memorial benches, easy trails or ones with a little more challenge. The dam was so cool, the potholes are amazing, the falls and running water are my passion... nice people along the way. Definitely, well be my go to park.

This is the most beautiful area to enjoy a piece of Washingtons scenery! Great to walk, bike even take your canoe or kayak! Multiple trails that branch off to explore the area, but the main trail goes in a loop around the lake! Great for families or even to take your dog! Has a great play structure for children and some benches and tables to enjoy a picnic. Great area to take pictures and always see herons and salamanders here:) check this place out!!!

A beautiful park, with a variety of things to see. Two natural waterfalls, the dam, lake, single path trails that trail bikes like to careen down so watch out. There are picnic tables along the lake as well as a small kids park. A nice stretch of walking path is perfect for easy strolling but if you want to take the side paths and do a little more strenuous of a walk you can do that too. If you make it to the top of the cliff that overlooks the Falls and the Park it’s a great view.

Really nice walk/hike on New Year's Day. Sunshine but cool. Woodburn Falls was beautiful. We chose a trail that had some climbing but overall pretty easy paths. Signage could be easier to follow. We'll worth checking out!

Great trail walking if you have pets or some mobility issues. There’s some incline but if you are recovering from an injury it’s an easy walk. Just keep dogs on leash and out of the water. There are a few parking areas but recommend going early-ish to get a spot.

Beautiful park. Trail is narrow at times and can get crowded enough to stand to the side and wait. There are multiple loop trails to choose from. You can make a 1.5 mile, hilly walk, or a 3 mile waterfall gazing hike. There are plenty of flowers still in bloom mid-July and lots of creatures from slugs and snails, to fish and birds. This is a popular hike so come early if possible. There is extra parking on 35th St...just past the parking lot.

There is a playground and some picnic tables right by the parking lot. You can find a couple more uncovered tables down the trail a little ways, though on a warm day they are claimed quickly and people tend to stay all day. Dogs, with responsible, pup dooky-picking up and carrying it out humans are welcome. There are plenty of leashed dogs and kids here, so keep that in mind if your pup won't like it.

Swimming here is not recommended as the water is not safe. You can kayak or canoe paddle though.

Took my dog walking for St.Jude Children's Research Hospital and he loved it. Families playing, people fishing, kayaking and boating going on. Great place, and the Lakeside Market is awesome to grab drinks and snacks.

Went on a 3.5 mile hike through this park, but there are many more paths and trails to take, so many more I feel like you could go every day for weeks and still not have traversed all the pathways! It's so beautiful and quiet, the water is a bit chilly but in some areas warmed enough by the sun. I really recommend this park for your adventures! There's so much to do here as well.

Ever since we moved back to our hometown Hillsboro OR I have been looking for waterfalls that I never visited while growing up here. I was google map it and marked it where I wanted to go. Good thing we went there earlier, before a dump of rain came up. This beautiful park connects with Pothole Falls. No way to get near but you can admire it above.