We're updating our camping and moorage fees to continue providing great experiences for visitors amid inflation and rising costs. You will see a rate increase for camping stays booked for May 15 and beyond. Moorage fees will increase Jan. 1. Learn more here.
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Run through beautiful Riverfront Park on a kids 1/3 mile run, 5k or 10k.
Learn about the scope, duties and work of the Washington State Parks Stewardship Program
Learn about the projects at our parks and comment during open comment periods.
Learn about parks visitation data and economic and ecological impact studies.
Learn how to reserve your stay online or over the phone at our parks.
Learn about our many state parks trails and the exciting recreation they offer.
This annual permit waives the moorage fee at State Park marine facilities.
We can’t take you to Southeast Asia, but we’re excited to bring the area’s mountain cultures to Saltwater State Park this month at the Cambodian and Mien Cultural Festivals, hosted by Parks’ Folk and Traditional Arts Program.
Our friends groups play an invaluable role in helping to protect, preserve and promote their local state parks. These non-profit groups support parks in a variety of ways including fundraising, leading volunteer projects, conducting interpretive programs, planning special events and much more.
Ring in the New Year with a guided snowshoe hike through beautiful Lake Wenatchee State Park.
Join us at Fort Flagler State Park for our first annual Earth Day Celebration!
Discover the transformation of Fort Townsend as its purpose evolved from hosting troops to park visitors.
Join Ranger Jen and Washington State Parks staff to explore the wet and wild world of water.
Join Ranger Jen and Washington State Park staff to explore the wet and wild world of water.
Join Ranger Jen and Washington State Park staff to explore the wet and wild world of water.
Let's bust some myths about our scaly snake friends in Washington State Parks.
The Torpedo Warehouse sits on the shoreline of Rich Passage in Manchester State Park.
Learn more about the agency administration at Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission.
Washington State Parks has the largest state-managed mooring system in the nation.
First Day of the New Year Paddle from Ike Kinswa State Park. A 3-mile roundtrip leisure paddle on Lake Mayfield up and down the Tilton River channel starting at the park's day use swim beach. Complimentary kayaks/paddles and PFD’s available thanks to the Boating Program.
Snowmobiling is one of the state's most popular winter activities. More than 3,000 miles of groomed trails are provided through the Winter Recreation Program, in cooperation with federal, county, and local agencies, ski areas, snowmobile clubs, and private landowners.
The Winter Recreation Program provides Sno-Parks, cleared parking areas for vehicles in close proximity to groomed and/or backcountry trails. There are two types of Sno-Parks, those for snowmobiles and those for non-motorized sports. A handful offer both types of activities.
The Winter Recreation Program provides Sno-Parks, cleared parking areas for vehicles in close proximity to groomed and/or backcountry trails. There are two types of Sno-Parks, those for snowmobiles and those for non-motorized sports. A handful offer both types of activities.
A self-guided ride through Bridle Trails State Park on well-maintained equestrian-friendly trails.
Come learn heritage skills, celebrate PNW folk arts, and enjoy the beauty of Moran State Park.
Free 1.5 hour Iranian Daf Music Workshop at Tolmie State Park, Lower Kitchen Shelter
Come enjoy the winter wonders at Battleground Lake State Park on this volunteer-led First Day Hike.