Parks

For interest in individual or group volunteering at one of our parks or properties,

please contact our Lewis County Parks & Recreation Office.

By visiting our Parks & Recreation (lewiscountywa.gov) page or by calling (360) 740-1495.

Schaefer County Park

14 acres-Located one mile north of Centralia (on Bucoda highway/State Route 507)- Picnicking, Skookumchuck River access, covered shelter, hiking, volleyball court, playground, fishing, horseshoe pits, group picnic area. Gates and restrooms open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. Day use only.

South County Regional Park

43 acres-Located one-half mile south of Toledo off SR 505 (212 Ray Rd.)-Boat launch, fishing piers, beach area, group picnic area, 17 acre pond open year round for fishing (as per WDFW rules). Gates and Restrooms open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Day use only.

Rose County Park

21 acres-Located 2 miles west of Adna on Penning Rd (off State highway 6)-Picnicking, hiking, playground, covered shelter, exercise trail, volleyball court, horseshoe pits, group picnic area- Open weekends Memorial Day through Labor Day

St. Urban Church

Finished in 1891, St. Urban Church was originally called Our Lady of the Assumption and was founded by the Catholic Church. In 2010, local community members, including descendants of the original founders raised money to restore the church to near original condition. Today, Lewis County Parks Department maintains the property which is available to rent for weddings and similar ceremonies. It is located near Winlock on the corner of Sargent and Military road.

Claquato Church

Right off of Highway 6, Claquato Church is one of the oldest standing churches in Washington State. It was originally built in 1858 by members of the then, Claquato community. Today, it is maintained as a historical site by the Lewis County Parks Department and is available for small weddings, picnics, and memorial services. Viewings of the interior of the church are during summer months by request only.