L.L. Stub Stewart State Park offers RV, cabins, tent and horse camping sites; day-use areas; multi-use non-motorized trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding; a disc golf course; an interpretive center; and access to the Banks-Vernonia State Trail.
Trek in deep canyons or picnic in the shade, follow a woodland trail into the far reaches of the park. After a stretch in the sun, choose a quiet campsite or cozy cabin to relax under the stars. The park has 21 miles of paved/multi-use trail (Banks-Vernonia State Trail); 20 miles of natural surface trails; 21 holes of disc golf; 8 miles of mountain bike-specific trails; a trail-based orienteering course; geocache sites; and wildlife viewing areas. EV charging stations are available at the Welcome Center parking lot.
Park rangers offer guided hikes/tours, campground activities and programs, and an interpretive/discovery center (exhibits and activities).
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Hours: The park and trails are open from dawn to dusk; overnight camping is available
Fees: Day-use fee required
Pet Policy: Pets are permitted, and an off-leash area is available.
Flora: Thimble Berry, Salmon Berry Wildlife: Bobcat, Black-Tailed Deer, Roosevelt Elk, American Beaver
Did you know…
- The park is a patchwork of forests acquired from logging companies, private landowners and the Department of Forestry?
- The park partnered with volunteer groups to build two disc golf courses and a system of cross-country and freeride mountain bike trails?