Through the generosity of our donors, Washington State Parks Foundation provides awards to 20 state parks that requested support. Tap on photos below to learn about some recent grants and note the list for parks that will be improved for your visits next summer.
Olmstead Place
Historical State Park
$2,500 to purchase and install drinking foundation that is compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act
Mt. St. Helens
Visitor Center
$2,500 for the purchase of a new public viewing scope
Conconully
State Park
$2,500 for historic cabin restoration
Ocean City
State Park
$2,500 for murals and facilities beautification project.
Brooks Memorial
State Park
$2300 for Disc Golf Course upgrades
Lime Kiln Point
State Park
$2,500 for historic restoration of the water tower
- Conconully – Interpretive Cabin Restoration: $2500
- Deception Pass – play ground slide replacement: $2500
- Ft Flagler – Interpretive Trail: $2500
- Goldendale Observatory – Upgrade Dome opening mechanism: $1,900
- Ike Kinswa – Animal Tracks interpretation: $900
- Lake Chelan and 25 mile Creek – Park entrance Improvements: $2,500
- Lake Wenatchee – Beach Path Interpretive Panel: $1,200
- Matilda Jackson – Park Entrance Improvement” $2,000
- Miller Pennisula Park Property – Parking area & entrance improvements: $1050
- Riverside – Trail markers: $2500
- Brooks Memorial – Disc Golf upgrade: $2300
- Grayland – Recycling program: $2500
- Larrabee – Cyrus Gates Interp panel: $2200
- Lime Kiln Point – Historic Water Tower Restoration: $2500
- Mt St Helens Visitor Center – Public Viewing Scopes: $2000
- Ocean City – Artists Murals: $2000
- Olmstead – ADA Drinking Fountain: $2500
- Seaquest – Deck and Rail Improvements for Campsites: $1950
- Steamboat – Flag pole replacement: $2500
- Steptoe Butte- Public Viewing Scope: $2500