9 Things to do near Dykstra Park
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Richland Skatepark
Richland, Washington
30.4 miles EA 22,100 sq ft concrete street and bowl paradise for all skill levels, featuring an 8-foot bowl, a 10-foot deep half pipe, and restrooms — free and open from 5 am to 11 pm.
Skateboard
Columbia Park
Kennewick, Washington
33.9 miles EHalf grass, half sagebrush with plenty of OB and heavy rough — all right next to the mighty Columbia River.
Disc Golf
Kennewick Skatepark
Kennewick, Washington
38.1 miles EA free Kennewick skatepark with a bowl, a street course, a four-stair with two rails, a kink rail, hips, a large pyramid, and bermed walls — all for no charge.
Skateboard
Roosevelt
Roosevelt, Washington
38.6 miles SA Columbia River park with tent and RV camping, world-class fishing, a modern boat launch, and a frequent stop for windsurfers — open year-round with no reservations required.
Kiteboard
Wide Hollow Creek Disc Golf Course
Yakima, Washington
39.0 miles NWA challenging course in a beautiful park blending trees and open fairways, with mandos, OB lines, and Blue Bentley baskets on gravel-and-sand tee pads.
Disc Golf
Two Rivers Park Disc Golf
Kennewick, Washington
41.5 miles EFlat fairways with five elevated tees up to 12 feet above the ground, narrow lines, mature trees, and lots of water hazard make for a precise, polished round.
Disc Golf
Sacajawea Historical State Park
Pasco, Washington
42.0 miles EA sandy swim beach at the confluence of the Snake and Columbia rivers in Pasco, on the site where Lewis and Clark camped in October 1805.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Hood Park
Burbank
43.0 miles EHood Park is a free Army Corps of Engineers day-use area and campground on the Snake River (Lake Wallula) at Burbank, Washington, with a sheltered sandy swim beach open May through Labor Day.
Camp, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Wanapum Lake
Royal City, Washington
46.3 miles NA secluded sandy beach and shallow swimming cove on Wanapum Lake, reached by a half-mile hike through high sage — primitive and free, with cliff walls and clothing-optional use.
Swim
