Priest Lake State Park
Check pricesA northern Idaho state park with three units along the shores of Priest Lake, set among Selkirk Mountain forests.

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A forested day-use state park in northeast Washington that is home to Gardner Cave, one of the state's longest limestone caves.
425 Gardner Cave Road, Metaline Falls, WA 99152 · Metaline Falls, WA
Crawford State Park is a small, wooded day-use park in the northeast corner of Washington. Its main draw is Gardner Cave, a limestone cave noted for its long passages and rich formations such as stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstones. Visitors must book a guided cave tour in advance, and tours are often full weeks ahead. The park also offers Saturday morning native plant walks, a short trail toward the Canadian border, picnic tables, and barbecue stands. The cave tours are closed for the current season and are scheduled to resume in spring 2027.
The closest stops to Crawford State Park Heritage Site, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A northern Idaho state park with three units along the shores of Priest Lake, set among Selkirk Mountain forests.
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A small local museum in a historic log cabin that covers the cultural and natural history of the Priest Lake area in northern Idaho.
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Volunteer-run county history museum in Newport, Washington, with a 1908 depot, relocated log cabins, and outdoor equipment displays.
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