The Amazing Olmstead-Smith Historical Gardeners The year 2023 represents 30 years since the founding of the Olmstead-Smith Historical Gardeners volunteer group in 1993. We’re lucky to have founding gardener Dorothy Stanely share some information about the history of the park, the gardener’s group, and the beautiful garden at Olmstead Place …
We completed 16 park improvement projects to restore and improve parks, campsites, interpretive centers and trails for your visits this summer. These projects were completed in 2021 and funded by the gifts to the Foundation from donors – people like you – who love parks and want to make parks …
The Great Washington Camp-In aims to bring the spirit of Washington state parks to attendees’ homes, as they enjoy an evening of fun programming from their living rooms or back yards. The evening consists of Washington State Parks ranger talks, an orca expert and performers who will share their artistry. …
Do you have summer camping plans? State Parks could close if lawmakers don’t reach a budget by July 1.
There’s no need to wait until spring or summer to enjoy your Washington State Parks. Washington winters present cool, peaceful, and exciting opportunities to get outside.
It’s hard to believe that Thanksgiving is coming up soon. We are so thankful to live in a place with 125 state parks and where so many people love these parks and are committed to supporting these special places for everyone to enjoy.
Recreational razor clamming is one of the most popular licensed outdoor recreational activities in Washington State and enjoys a long season from Fall to Spring.
Autumn is a wonderful season to fall in love with Washington State Parks. There are so many great things to see and do – without the summer crowds!
A long time advocate for Green River Gorge conservation, Lisa Parsons, recently reached her goal of hiking the entire Green River Gorge from Kanaskat-Palmer State Park to Flaming Geyser State Park.
