Marble Mountain Group Picnic Site

Nestled within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest at an elevation of 2,663 feet, the Marble Mountain Group Picnic Site offers a rugged, primitive escape on the south side of Mount St. Helens. This site is uniquely situated at the Marble Mountain Sno-Park, providing a beautiful, expansive setting for groups looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. While the area functions as a winter Sno-Park, it transforms into a dedicated group picnic destination from June through September.

The facility features a spacious 1,000-square-foot shelter constructed in 2018, providing a comfortable home base for family reunions, birthday celebrations, or organized outdoor meetings. The site is equipped with essential amenities, including vault toilets and picnic tables, ensuring convenience during your stay. Because the site is primitive and lacks hookups, it is best suited for self-sufficient travelers and groups who enjoy a more rustic, off-the-grid camping and gathering experience.

Visitors to Marble Mountain can take advantage of the surrounding landscape by exploring the nearby hiking trails. Whether you are planning a large group picnic or a primitive camping adventure, this federal site offers a versatile and scenic location to enjoy the great outdoors under the shadow of the mountain.