Moulton Falls provides the perfect venue for a family outing, with stroller-friendly hikes, two beautiful waterfalls, and an arch bridge.

This 387-acre park is a wonderful place to visit in any season. The hiking trails are clean and wide, perfect for strollers. They make this area great for toddlers learning to walk, too. You can make this a long hike or short hike depending on how far you want to go.

Swimming is allowed, which makes the park really busy during the summer. Don't forget your swimsuits, towels, and sunscreen if you want to go swimmming. Jumping and diving are prohibited from the 3 stories high arch bridge.

Picnic tables and benches are scattered around the park. This is convenient when hiking with younger kids that might need a break and/or snacks to eat. You can do a loop from Moulton and Yacolt Falls, but the bridge connecting the two is currently down. When first arriving, Google showed we were parked right by Moulton Falls, but we couldn't see it at first. We had to walk towards the right of the parking lot. We found a few picnic tables and the falls. If you walk left from the main parking lot, you will see a crosswalk to cross the street and up the trail to Yacolt Falls or walk straight to see the bridge.

There is also a 2.5-mile trail to Lucia Falls.

There's a Porta-potty by the parking lot and public restrooms closer to the bridge.