Masonic Park

Great place for a festival. Secluded enough to force you to unplug, but close enough to comfortably visit, or even dart back into town if you need something.

There is a hush that falls over you as you pass through the gates, under the watchful evergreens that have stood guard longer than we have measured time. The kind of hush that makes you breathe deep, letting the scent of cedar and moss settle your spirit.

Here, every campsite feels like a sanctuary: spacious, with gazebos and power, ready for early morning coffee as the light breaks through the branches. The towering trees form a cathedral of green, reminding you that nature’s architecture needs no improvement.

And then, there is the river. Cold, clear, and alive, it winds past the mossy banks, inviting you to step in, to swim, to feel the current sweep away the noise of the world. Children’s laughter rings across the water, joining the gentle hush of the forest like a hymn to summer.

But it is not just the beauty of this place that makes it special. It is the quiet nods of recognition around the campfire, the warm greetings from neighbors who are not strangers, but Brothers and Sisters, bound by a thousand threads of fraternity. Here, you know that everyone you pass shares the same commitment to friendship, relief, and truth, whether they wear the Square and Compasses, the Eastern Star, or the gentle reminders of countless fraternal paths.

The Masonic Family Park is not merely a campground; it is a gathering place for the Craft and the heart. It is a reminder that, beneath the trees and the star-pinned sky, we are never alone on our journey, and that sometimes the best meetings happen around a campfire, with the river singing softly nearby.

It is a place where you arrive as a traveler and leave as part of a family

This is a 284 acre park. 15 acres of which belongs to the youth group's, Rainbow girls, Jobie girls, and Demoly boys. Rainbow is the most developed with kitchen, dinning room, sleeping quarters, restroom, showers. Large amphitheater setting up to 400.

Beautiful Park that occasionally turns into a magical music and arts festival! The river is great and you can easily take a short float. The park is very walkable and had delicious well water! Very few biting bugs and a great retreat from the everyday! #CascadiaNW

Camped here for our regional Burn. What a beautiful place! Lovely river, emaculate grounds, no cell service and more!