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Huntington Ave S
Situated at the southern gateway to Castle Rock, Lions Pride Park offers scenic views of the Cowlitz River, covered picnic areas with barbecue units, restrooms, and an RV dump station. Lions Pride Park is a nice spot to take a pawse with your best friend before heading into the city. Here, you'll also find the trailhead for the Riverfront Trail, a nearly 2-mile, ADA-accessible trail that follows a dike along the Cowlitz River. The trail passes a BMX track, residences, and industrial properties, with several access points to the city. Remember to keep Fido leashed when he joins you on the Riverfront Trail.
36

Happy Trails Rd
One of the largest RV resorts in the Northwest, the Toutle River RV Resort is a pawsome place for a family vacation with both human and canine members of the family. Boasting the only private access to the confluence of the Toutle and Cowlitz Rivers, the park is equipped with full hookups, stone fire pits, picnic areas, a clubhouse, private shower rooms, and the world's biggest croquet court. There's also an orchard where you and Fido can pick apples, pears, cherries, and plums, as well as several hiking trails to explore. And if your pooch gets dirty from all the activities, there's a doggie bath and social deck just for four-legged guests.
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Peggy Jones
Spend a day immersed in nature at the Seaquest State Park, a 475-acre natural area located within the traditional territory of several Native American tribes. Open to visitors all year round, Seaquest features a campground, a yurt village, picnic tables, and 7 miles of hiking trails. The trails will take you and your dog through lush secondary forests and the wetlands of Silver Lake, from which you can watch birds and admire Mount St. Helens. A Washington State Discover Pass is required to visit the Seaquest State Park, except for “free days” such as New Year's Day, Earth Day, and National Trails Day.
12

Front Ave NW
The Castle Rock Lions Club Volunteer Park is a small green space located near a bend of the Cowlitz River. Formerly called the Harry R. Truman Memorial Park, it houses a memorial to Harry R. Truman, a local legend and resort owner who refused to leave his home despite the imminent eruption of Mount St. Helens in 1980. After checking out the park, take a short walk to PJ's Pizza, where you can order food at the window and share the outdoor picnic table with Fido. Or head to Castle Rock Bakery & Coffee and have a donut at one of their outdoor tables.

Lexington
The Riverside Park is a great place to spend a couple of hours with your furry buddy if you happen to find yourselves in the neighboring city of Kelso. Situated on the Cowlitz River (as its name suggests), this 58-acre park houses a playground, 125 picnic tables, bathroom facilities, a large covered pavilion, and a sports complex. Play Frisbee with Fido on the open areas, or take a leashed stroll along the paved walking trails. Don't miss the back portion of the park, which is filled with old growth big leaf maple trees that are especially beautiful in the fall.











