Sacajawea Historical State Park
- Historic riverfront state park
- Regional draw
- Pasco
Sacajawea Historical State Park occupies the meeting of the Snake and Columbia rivers in Pasco.

Its open grounds, interpretive features and river setting connect Indigenous histories with the Lewis and Clark expedition’s passage through the region.
Use the current state park map and alerts before arriving, including any fire restrictions. The photograph shows the interpretive museum building, one component of the park. Museum entry, boating and reserved picnic use follow separate schedules or rules. Check Discover Pass requirements, respect interpretive installations and avoid assuming that every riverbank provides safe water access.
Visitor details reviewed October 18, 2026. Check official visitor information for current access, admission, and operating arrangements. View on OpenStreetMap.
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Nearby
More places nearby
Franklin County Historical MuseumFranklin County Historical Museum occupies Pasco’s former Carnegie library.
Columbia Park, KennewickColumbia Park follows the Columbia River in Kennewick, bringing shoreline views together with paths, lawns and recreation areas.
Chiawana ParkChiawana Park provides a broad recreation landscape beside the Columbia River in Pasco.
REACH MuseumREACH Museum in Richland explores the Columbia Basin’s landscapes, communities and scientific history.