Riverside State Park: The park offers two kitchen shelters without electricity, plus 10 sheltered and 122 unsheltered picnic tables available first-come first served.

A kitchen shelter with electricity is reservable call (888)CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688. This shelter is built of logs and provides a wood stove, sink and eight picnic tables, accommodating a maximum of 50 people.

Nine Mile Recreation Area: The park offers three reservable kitchen shelters with electricity. Two will accommodate 40 people; one will accommodate 20. To reserve call (888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688.

The Spokane House Interpretive Center at Nine Mile Falls tells the history of the early fur trade in the area and its effects on the Native American population. The center is open Saturdays and Sundays 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Memorial Day through Labor Day. An interpretive trail in Riverside State Park features guide-posts and a self-guiding brochure connecting the Indian Painted Rocks area with the mouth of the Little Spokane River. A kiosk at the site of Seven Mile camp tells the story of the Civilian Conservation Corps and its role in building the park.

Activities Trails Water Activities Other. 1 mi. ADA Hiking Trails. 55 mi. Hiking Trails. 55 mi. Bike Trails. 25 mi. Horse Trails. Boating (freshwater). Boating (freshwater, non-motorized). 2 boat ramps (freshwater). 120 feet of dock (freshwater). Fishing (freshwater). Water Skiing (freshwater). White-water Kayaking. All Terrain Vehicles Permitted. Bird Watching. 3 Fire Circles. Interpretive Activities. Mountain Biking. Museum. Rock Climbing. Wildlife Viewing

All-terrain vehicles are only permitted in off-road vehicle area.

The park provides a 600-acre off-road vehicle area for dirt bikes and snowmobiles and more than 37 miles for bike riding on the Centennial Trail, as well as other bike trails.

An equestrian area features several hundred acres with loop trails and the park offers 40 miles of linear trails for horseback riding.

Located northwest of Spokane, Wash., on the Spokane and Little Spokane rivers in Spokane County.

To Riverside campground: From I-90 take exit 280 (Maple Street) go north across the Spokane River, turn left at the second stop light onto Maxwell. Follow Maxwell, which becomes Pettit Dr., then Downriver Dr. and then becomes N. Aubrey L. White Pkwy at the park entrance. Continue on for two miles downriver to the Bowl & Pitcher day-use area and campground.

To ORV park: From I-90 take exit 280 (Maple St.) go north across the Spokane River. Take a left on Northwest Blvd. Stay on this road until Francis Ave. (Hwy 291) take a left. When the road bends north, it becomes Nine Mile Rd. Take a left on Seven Mile Rd. and follow the signs to the ORV area (approximately two miles).

Riverside State Park headquarters: From I-90 take exit 280 (Maple St), travel north across the Spokane River. Take a left on Northwest Blvd. Stay on this road until Francis Ave. (Hwy 291) take a left. When the road bends north, it becomes Nine Mile Rd. travel for six miles. After going through the town of Nine Mile Falls, take a left at the dam (Charles Rd). The park headquarters is on the left across the dam.

Nine Mile Recreation Area: From I-90, take exit 280 (Maple St.), travel north across the Spokane River. Take a left on Northwest Blvd. Stay on this road until Francis Ave (Hwy 291), take a left. When the road bends north, it becomes Nine Mile Road. Travel for six miles. After going through the town of Nine Mile Falls, take a left at the dam (Charles Road). Continue west on Charles Road for 1.3 miles and turn right (across from the church) into the park entrance.