Cama Beach State Park
If you’re looking to get away from it all, you can’t do much better than Cama Beach State Park. This
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Seattle and the surrounding areas offer an impressive array of recreational lands, from the wooded trails and scenic shoreline of Discovery Park to the grassy hills and lake views at Gas Works Park.
Camano Island State Park
Camano Island State Park is one of two state parks on the island, and at 134 acres it’s the smaller
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Deception Pass State Park
The most popular of Washington’s State Parks, Deception Pass State Park has it all – beaches, horse trails, fishing, bird
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Discovery Park
With over seven miles of wilderness trails and 534 acres of forests and meadows, Discovery Park is the perfect place
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Fort Casey State Park
This 467-acre park on Central Whidbey Island has it all – spectacular views of the Admiralty Inlet along over 10,000
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Gas Works Park
Perhaps the most unique of Seattle’s outdoor recreational facilities, Gas Works Park at the north end of Lake Union began
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Kanaskat-Palmer State Park
Kanaskat-Palmer State Park is a 320-acre camping park located on a low plateau in the Green River Gorge. With 2
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Kayak Point Regional Park
About an hour north of Seattle, you’ll find this spectacular saltwater beach park located along the shores of picturesque Port
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Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park is a 135 acre park in West Seattle on Puget Sound just north of the Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal.
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Mercer Slough Nature Park
Mercer Slough Nature Park offers over 320 acres of wildlife habitat, agriculture, and freshwater wetland ecosystems. The park features more
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Mount Rainier National Park
Mount Rainier National Park, one of the nation’s earliest national parks, is located about two hours south of Seattle and
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