Magician Louie Foxx will share a special trick that you can learn. Start by downloading and printing the instructions below. You will also need scissors and an envelope.
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The Great Washington Camp-In Spooktacular on Friday, October 30 at 6:30pm celebrates the holiday and Washington state parks with a program that brings Halloween right to your living room or backyard. Here is the Camp-In Spooktacular line-up: Storyteller Norm Brecke Before becoming a full-time storyteller, Norm Brecke was an award-winning
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Don’t put your tent away just yet… Washington State Parks has announced a one-time extension of reservations for a number of State Parks in western Washington beyond the usual camping season schedule. This is in response to the high demand for camping due to Covid-19. Campers will now be able to
The Great Washington Camp-In was born in April 2020 during the pandemic lockdown so everybody could celebrate state parks while stuck at home. Camp-Ins feature parks programming for thousands of park-lovers who join together live online to experience the best that state parks have to offer, including ranger stories, campfire
Join in a celebration of Black Folks Sunday family gatherings have been a staple in the black community from church to family dinners and so much more. During Sundae Sermon we celebrated virtually to highlight a different state park, bring musical performances, outdoor tips, showcase local art, businesses, and community
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Park Improvement Project Funding Provides Opportunities to Stay Hydrated and Protect the Environment Visit the Park Virtual Tour In efforts to reduce the use of singe-use plastic bottles, a 2020 Park Improvement Project Grant will fund a new Outdoor Tubular Drinking Station for Sun Lakes – Dry Falls State Park!
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Kittatas Valley History Comes to Life Visit the Park Virtual Tour From one historical site to another, you can now immerse yourself in the history of homesteading and the Olmstead Family experience. The new signage, supported by a 2020 Park Improvement Project grant, features art and quotations from the Olmstead Family.
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Connect With the Natural Landscape at Fields Spring State Park Visit the Park Virtual Tour The Fields Spring Native Plant Interpretive Trail is nestled within the beautiful Blue Mountains of southeast Washington and features ten native trees, shrubs and wildflowers. With support from a 2020 Park Improvement Projects Grant, efforts to
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Discovery Trail Repairs at South Whidbey State Park Visit the Park Virtual Tour Off the main parking lot in South Whidbey State Park, the Discovery Trail leads you down a steep hillside. Currently, the steps along this trail are uneven and in bad shape. With support from a 2020 Park
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