River, waterfalls and regional trails

Moulton Falls Regional Park

2.92 road mi · about 5 min

Moulton Falls Regional Park protects 387 acres around the East Fork Lewis River and Big Tree Creek about 2.92 road miles from Yacolt station.

The place

About Moulton Falls Regional Park

Clark County's 387-acre Moulton Falls Regional Park sits at the East Fork Lewis River and Big Tree Creek, with two waterfalls, an arch bridge and a trail connection toward Lucia Falls.

The park is open daily from 7 a.m. to dusk. Published facilities include one grill, nine picnic tables, one restroom, 47 parking spaces and two disabled parking stalls.

Swimming is allowed, but there is no lifeguard and the county warns about swift currents and depth changes. Jumping or diving from the bridge is prohibited.

The county trail sheet calls the Hantwick-to-park trail barrier-free; that does not establish access across the whole park, bridge or falls viewpoints.

What stands out

Walk beside the East Fork

Use the river and creek setting while checking current flow and trail conditions.

See the falls and arch bridge

View the landscape without treating any dated photograph as proof of today's route or access.

Connect toward Lucia Falls

Consider the 2.5-mile trail only after checking distance, weather and daylight.

Plan water safety first

Respect swift water, changing depths and the bridge jumping and diving prohibition.

Pair it with the train

Why it belongs in a Chelatchie Prairie Railroad trip

The park ranks first about 2.92 road miles and roughly five minutes from the sole official Yacolt boarding anchor. Treat it as a separate road stop rather than assuming a train-stop itinerary.

Before you go

Plan your visit

  • HoursDaily, 7 a.m.-dusk; verify weather, closures and river conditions before travel.
  • Site387 acres at the East Fork Lewis River and Big Tree Creek, with two waterfalls and an arch bridge.
  • TrailsA 2.5-mile trail connects toward Lucia Falls, and Bells Mountain Trail is accessible from the park.
  • FacilitiesOne grill, nine picnic tables, one restroom, 47 parking spaces and two disabled parking stalls.
  • Parking feesMoulton Falls is not listed among the county's four current daily-fee parks; verify current conditions rather than calling parking universally free.
  • Water safetyNo lifeguard; expect swift currents and changing depths. Bridge jumping and diving are prohibited.
  • AccessibilityTwo disabled stalls are published. Only the Hantwick-to-park trail is described as barrier-free; no park-wide access claim is supported.

Choose a working history stop

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Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

When is Moulton Falls Regional Park open?

Clark County publishes daily hours of 7 a.m.-dusk; verify closures, weather and river conditions before travel.

How far is the park from Yacolt station?

The measured road route is about 2.92 miles and roughly five minutes from 207 N Railroad Avenue.

Is there a parking fee?

The current county fee page names four other daily-fee parks and does not list Moulton Falls. Verify current conditions rather than assuming a permanent free-parking policy.

Can visitors swim?

Swimming is allowed, but there is no lifeguard and the county warns of swift currents and depth changes. Bridge jumping and diving are prohibited.

Is the whole park wheelchair-accessible?

No park-wide claim is supported. Two disabled stalls are published, and only the Hantwick-to-park trail is described as barrier-free.

What facilities are published?

One grill, nine picnic tables, one restroom, 47 parking spaces and two disabled parking stalls.

Does the Chelatchie train stop here on every trip?

Do not assume that from park or image context. Current August train pages describe a Moulton Station stop, but park visits and later operations should be confirmed.

Do the images show current conditions?

No. The four works date from 2008 and 2018 and do not establish present water, routes, safety or accessibility.

Trust and accuracy

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