Crow Butte State Park covers over 1,300 acres with 33,910 feet of freshwater shoreline. The park affords guests with 20 picnic sites, three picnic shelters, 50 full hookup sites, group camping (60 maximum), a trailer dump station, 750 feet of unguarded beach, three boat ramps, a boat basin, a bathhouse and a 2-bay shop/office. The park is situated on the historic Lewis & Clark Trail and is also adjacent to the McNary National Wildlife Refuge, wintering grounds for hundreds of thousands of
migratory waterfowl each year.

Recreation
Guests of the park can enjoy boating, camping, fishing, hiking, picnicking, sightseeing, swimming, water skiing, windsurfing, and bird watching.

Location
Crow Butte State Park is located on the southern border of Washington in Benton County, 15 miles west of Paterson. The park borders the Columbia River and State Route 14.

Climate
The climate of Washington varies within each region. The Cascades split the state and alter the weather patterns. The terrain east of the mountains, which includes Crow Butte State Park, receives approximately 12 inches of rainfall per year, generally much less than west of the mountains. Since the area east of the mountains is landlocked, temperatures in this region are lower during the winter months. Frequent winds coming down from the mountains also contribute to the low temperatures of eastern Washington.

Address
P.O. Box 217
Paterson, WA 99345

Phone: 509-875-2644

Fax: 509-875-2005