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Fields Spring State Park, Anatone, WA

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Sports & Outdoors

Fields Spring State Park

Forested state park in southeast Washington's mountains offering year-round hiking, biking, camping, and winter snow play.

992 Park Road, Anatone, WA 99401 · Anatone, WA

About Fields Spring State Park

This forested park in southeastern Washington's upland country stays open all year. Visitors can hike, bike, camp, and enjoy snow activities in winter. The park covers more than 800 acres and is known for its plants, wildflowers, trees, and wildlife. Puffer Butte, within the park, offers wide views across three states and the nearby Grand Ronde Canyon. Picnic tables and kitchen shelters are available, and winter visitors can go tubing, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing. Warming huts sit in three locations. Campers can reserve campsites or teepees, and cabin and lodge options are also offered. A Discover Pass is needed for day use.

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