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Leap Day 2020: use your bonus day at a state park
Hooray its a Leap Year! What’s the best thing to do with your once every four year bonus day? Our answer is to be outdoors and enjoy a state park. Here’s a sample of fun events for this Saturday, February 29. Join Washington State Parks Foundation for a forest and
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Dog hikes
Join Washington State Parks Foundation for dog-friendly hikes. You’ll enjoy a nature hike co-led by a park ranger and allow your “best furriend” to model and learn good behaviors in a state park. Dog Hikes are sponsored by the generous folks at All the Best Pet Care and Mud Bay
Forest Hikes
Head to the Skagit River to experience a classic western Washington river and forests. Rasar and Rockport State Parks are hosting guided forest hikes. Experience the wonder and majesty of an old growth forest via guided hikes at Rockport State Park through a Deep Forest Hike. Guided hikes last 30-45 minutes
Donor Support Makes Check Out Washington Program a Success
Because of our donor’s generosity, we were able to launch of the Check Out Washington Program with Washington State Libraries and Washington State Parks. Families who are unable to afford visits are finally able to enjoy state parks. This program allows families who visit public libraries in Pierce and Spokane
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Parks Improvement Projects Updates for 2019
Through the generosity of our donors, Washington State Parks Foundation provided awards to all 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 in 2020. Fort WordenState Park $2,500 for trail restoration Lake SammamishState
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Mount St Helens Visitor Center Hosts Summer Naturalist
Because of our donor’s support, as well as funding from the National Association of Interpretation in 2019, state parks and the Mt. St. Helens Visitor Center was able to host the first summer Interpretive Naturalist position, Emma Runyon. Emma was super excited to be able to share her love of
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Arts in the Parks 2019
Because of donor support, this summer featured more amazing events than ever! Our wonderful donors helped fund more than 20 festivals and multi-cultural events across the state. From poetry time at Cama Beach to Indian Independence Day at Lake Sammamish there were unique ways to experience and enjoy new cultures. Visitors
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