A better place might be your back yard.  . . ., This park at the confluence of the Sandy and Columbia Rivers is one of the largest natural areas in the region. It is heavily used and well-loved.
Bring the kids, the dog, and the mountain bikes, and have a grant time exploring the mosaic of bottomland riparian forests, meadows, wetlands and beaches. Experience the incredible effort that is being made to restore this landscape, but please keep any two-legged, four-legged, or wheeled friends to the well-worn trails and out of the fragile restoration areas.   It was raided by the State Police due to the lawless behavior, drugs,   complete destruction of public property.   When you camp in state parks, you pay a fee, it is onlyu allowed for a short time and you don't destroy the area and run others off.  Wow!!! Clueless