Washington State Parks

Sitting more or less in the center of Washington state, around a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Seattle, Wenatchee is a beautiful town known for its wonderful riverside scenes and backdrop of …

Palouse Falls may be a teeny, tiny state park, but in our opinion, it is still worth heading off the beaten path. Located in Washtucna, Washington, it is in the …

As you might have guessed by our website’s name, we think Washington is one of the most adventurous US states. And you’ll find many incredible adventure opportunities in its glorious …

A tiny 127-acre camping park, Bogachiel State Park is a remote locale nestled in the Olympic Peninsula. While small, its gorgeous scenery and advantageous location make it one of the …

Situated on the western side of the lovely Whidbey Island, Fort Ebey State Park offers the perfect combination of sun, sand, and stunning scenery. The park also boasts a fascinating …

Situated on the scenic shores of Whidbey Island, Fort Casey State Park sits atop an old military fort. The park is known for its historic buildings and beautiful coastal setting. …

Do you fancy exploring the rugged and wild Washington coast? Then head to Deception Pass State Park, the most visited park in Washington! Here you can enjoy gorgeous beaches, sunsets …

Located just east of Seattle, Lake Sammamish is the perfect place to spend the day for those hoping to reconnect with nature. It’s one of the most popular recreational lakes …

Cape Disappointment State Park is far from disappointing (but we think you secretly knew that)! There are plenty of things to do in this Washington state park, and despite the …