Palouse Falls State Park

Beautiful view of the waterfall and the canyon. I wish there were some trails or a little more of a walk. It's pretty much the parking lot and two viewpoints. Pretty but short stop. You need a Discovery Pass for parking. Happy it's dog friendly

— Fiorella Calderoni

Official Falls of Washington State. Close to Tri-Cities. Decent parking and disability access. The on-site restrooms are the permanent outhouse style but they're well maintained. The views are amazing. Just outside of the parking area, away from the main viewing overlook, there are lots trails. CAUTION: Most of this extended area has little or no barriers, allowing visitors to get right up to the edge. There is a significant risk of the canyon edge giving way, leading to serious danger.

— Jeremy M

Wonderful state park. Watched birds ride the thermals, marmets play and of c the beautiful waterfalls. There are some trails to get different views of the falls too. Clean pit toilets and multiple picnic tables.

— Brad McKinley

The drive in is on a gravel groomed road of about 2 miles. The park does require the Discover Pass which can be purchased at the park if you do not already have one. Credit card payments only. The parking is limited to about 20 spaces. There is a restroom building and port a potties available. The paved walking path leads to an open picnic area with one covered table but mostly shaded tables to enjoy the warm breeze. The walking paths to the different view points is steep in some spots, walking sticks advised. Don't forget to walk to the right of the restrooms for some more spectacular views of the area.

— Cyndi Markle

Scenic falls are just a short walk from the parking lot. There are restrooms there as well. You will need a discovery pass or pay there. The last 2 miles of the road into the park are unpaved (gravel) so know that your vehicle will get dusty.

— Neil Hamilton