Located on a tributary of the Clearwater River, Placid Lake State Park is known for its beauty, trout fishing, wildlife viewing, family outdoor fun and smooth water.

Bring your family to camp, picnic, play horseshoes, and enjoy boating, swimming, and more.

Interpretive panels give an account of the early-day logging practices as evidenced by the massive western larch stumps in the area.

There are 40 campsites, including 17 with electricity, plus a hike-bike camping site. The hike-bike site can accommodate 9 tents and is equipped with bicycle racks, fire rings, bear resistant food lockers, potable water, a bicycle maintenance stand, and a covered shelter with picnic table and electrical outlets.

Park size: 31 acres. Elevation: 4,134 feet.