Green River Gorge Resort

This trailer park (long term renters) has a fabulous property which they open to the public for $5 a head. Just pay at the pay station at the office and head through the gate on the office porch (to the left) to get to the waterfall, under the waterfall, and down to the river for swimming, a rope swing (on the other side), and cliff jumping. We went Memorial Day and the water was still cold, but that didn't stop our teenagers from jumping in. There was even a part that was calm enough to put paddleboards in. We will be back again this summer!

Lovely place, absolutely worth the $5 per person (must be cash). Lots of steps down but lovely water. Will be back!

Amazing! This is a hike at your own risk type of place. It is absolutely beautiful and completely representative of the PNW. This is the entrance to the gorge area and it is private property, not a state park so you do pay $5 per person(totally worth it). I will have to come back on a hot summer day to swim but our experience was magical, arrived at 9:30AM paid the fee at the entrance and walked in, we had the place to ourselves, there’s no map or directions so it was the most beautiful, serene gorge adventure I’ve been to. Unfortunately there’s graffiti on the rocks and trash all over the place(there were boxers on a tree, cigarettes, broken glass, etc). Hopefully we become more conscious and pack out whatever we brought in. I hope you get to enjoy this beautiful place as much as we did.

Cool spot. Lots of untapped potential. A bit more crowded than I expected. The check-in desk has old women smoking as they take your money. Stairs were rather creaky, but gorgeous views. A little TLC would bring this to 5 ⭐️

This place is awesome, lots of hangout spots, caves, viewpoints, a couple of trails, and MOST IMPORTANT good cliff diving and jump spots anywhere from 10’ to 30’ to 60/70’. The water runs off Mt Rainier, so it’s cold but 100% worth the jumps. The folks who run it are nice and just charge $5 and give good instructions. Super fun hike and best spot near Seattle/Redmond/Bellevue if you want to hang with some friends/family and sent it without driving too far, also see a lot of good views without too much hiking or elevation gain. There is not cell service (don’t litter or ruin this place please I swear)