Washington State Parks

No Discover Pass required for a day of outdoor rejuvenation on state-managed lands. Offer valid on 10/10 only.

Experience the untouched wilderness of Cape Flattery, a top destination revered by the Makah tribe for its spiritual significance and natural beauty.

A proposal to introduce grizzly bears to the North Cascades is bringing listening sessions to Okanogan County, Washington.

Two of them at Sage Hills and Jacobson Preserve take place on Thursday evenings

Washington has over 160 state parks and one of them has earned a fifth place ranking for beauty in the entire country by the digital travel publisher Travel Lens. The Washington state park system has something for everyone's interest; recreation, solitude, history, wildlife or the pure spectacle of mother nature...

Park aides work in one large park or cover an area with several small parks.

There are 120 Sno-Parks across the state, and a number of them are in the Okanogan Wenatchee National Forest.

(Olympia, WA) -- This Saturday is National Public Lands Day, and if you want to visit a Washington State Park you won't need a Discover Pass. National Public Lands day is always held on the fourth Saturday in September. It started in 1994. You need the Discover Pass to get your vehicle into a park...