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Heyburn State Park

About 5.5 mi from Plummer

Facts

Created in 1908, the oldest park in the Pacific Northwest. About 5,744 acres of land and 2,332 acres of water, with buildings from the Civilian Conservation Corps, cabins, camping and trails.

Type
State park
Town
Plummer · 5.5 mi from the town center
Run by
Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation
Location
47.35333, -116.77194 · Open map
Source
Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation · checked October 2, 2026

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