List of Washington state parks

Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission

Agency overview
Formed| 1913; 112 years ago (1913)
Headquarters| 1111 Israel Road S.W.,
Olympia, Washington[1]
Annual budget| $148.6 million (2011–13 biennium)[1]
Website| www.parks.wa.gov

The U.S. state of Washington has over 140 state parks that are managed by the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. These include 19 marine parks and 11 Historical Parks. The park system was established in 1913 by the creation of the Washington State Board of Park Commissioners.[2] The first two parks were formed from donated land in 1915, and by 1929 the state had seven parks. In 1947 the State Parks Committee was renamed to the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission and given authority to oversee the state park system. By 1960 the number of state parks had increased to 130.

In 2003, the Washington State Legislature introduced a $5-a-day parking fee, meant to fund park-related construction projects; more than a quarter of the fees collected went into the fee-collection system itself.[3] Park use decreased more than 15% under the fees. The fee was rescinded in early 2006, returning the state park system to its status of the only system in the West without day-use fees.[4] In 2011 the legislature enacted a $10 day-use permit and a $30 annual pass, called the Discover Pass, for vehicles to enter state parks, lands owned or managed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and designated lands of the Washington Department of Natural Resources.[5][6] A day use pass known as the Check Out Washington pass is also available for check out from participating libraries.[7] Funds generated from the sale of the Discover Pass are deposited into the Recreation Access Pass Account. The new fees did not raise as much money as was hoped, though another effort to encourage donation when renewing certain state licenses (including driver's licenses) was more successful than officials expected.

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Washington State Parks (Hover mouse over pog to popup clickable link)

## Current state parks

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Name  | Image  | County  | Size[8] | Details

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Alta Lake |  | Okanogan | 181  | 73  | Camping at the north end of 2-mile-long (3.2 km) Alta Lake
Anderson Lake |  | Jefferson | 476  | 193  | Trails, non-motorized boating, and lake fishing on Quimper Peninsula
Battle Ground Lake |  | Clark | 280  | 110  | Fishing, swimming, camping, and trails in and around an ancient volcano crater
Bay View |  | Skagit | 25  | 10  | Camping, swimming, and boating on Padilla Bay
Beacon Rock |  | Skamania | 5,100  | 2,100  | Volcanic monolith and forested uplands on the Columbia River
Belfair |  | Mason | 65  | 26  | Tidal flats, wetlands, and beaches on Hood Canal
Birch Bay |  | Whatcom | 194  | 79  | Camping, shellfish harvesting on Birch Bay
Bogachiel |  | Clallam | 123  | 50  | Camping on the Bogachiel River
Bottle Beach |  | Grays Harbor | 75  | 30  | Tidal flats on the southern shore of Grays Harbor
Bridgeport |  | Okanogan | 748  | 303  | Camping, boating on Rufus Woods Lake
Bridle Trails |  | King | 482  | 195  | Suburban equestrian park with 28 miles (45 km) of trails
Brooks Memorial |  | Klickitat | 700  | 280  | Trails and camping in the southern Cascade Mountains
Camano Island |  | Island | 134  | 54  | Camping and water activities on Puget Sound
Cape Disappointment |  | Pacific | 1,882  | 762  | Formerly called Fort Canby: World War I-era naval gun emplacements and bunkers; camping and water activities near the southern tip of Long Beach Peninsula
Centennial Trail |   | Spokane | 525  | 212  | 37-mile (60 km) paved trail following the Spokane River from Nine Mile Falls to the Idaho border
Columbia Hills |  | Klickitat | 3,338  | 1,351  | Formed from the merger of Horsethief Lake and Dalles Mountain Ranch state parks with hiking trails and Columbia River water activities
Columbia Plateau Trail |  | Adams | 3,880  | 1,570  | 130-mile (210 km) abandoned railroad right-of-way running between Cheney and Pasco
Conconully |  | Okanogan | 81  | 33  | Camping and water activities on Conconully Reservoir
Crawford |  | Pend Oreille | 49  | 20  | Seasonal tours of the limestone formations in Gardner Cave
Curlew Lake |   | Ferry | 123  | 50  | Camping and water activities on Curlew Lake
Daroga |  | Douglas | 90  | 36  | Camping and water activities on the Columbia River
Dash Point |  | King | 398  | 161  | Camping, trails, and water activities on Puget Sound
Deception Pass |  | Island | 4,134  | 1,673  | Camping, water activities, and old-growth forest at the northern end of Whidbey Island
Dosewallips |  | Jefferson | 425  | 172  | Camping and water activities on Hood Canal
Doug's Beach |   | Klickitat | 400  | 160  | Windsurfing in the Columbia Gorge
Fort Columbia |  | Pacific | 593  | 240  | Early 20th-century coastal artillery and historic wood-frame fort buildings
Fort Ebey |  | Island | 645  | 261  | Camping, paragliding, and trails on the Strait of Juan de Fuca
Federation Forest |  | King | 619  | 251  | Hiking amid old-growth Douglas firs on the White River
Fields Spring |  | Asotin | 792  | 321  | Trails in the Blue Mountains region
Flaming Geyser |  | King | 480  | 190  | Flaming methane geysers (seeps); rafting on the Green River
Forks of the Sky |  | King | 1,300  | 530  |
Ginkgo Petrified Forest |  | Kittitas | 7,470  | 3,020  | A petrified forest with more than 50 species of wood; camping and water activities on the Columbia River's Wanapum Reservoir
Grayland Beach |  | Pacific | 412  | 167  | Saltwater beach activities on the Pacific Ocean
Griffiths-Priday |  | Grays Harbor | 364  | 147  | Saltwater beach activities on the Pacific Ocean
Harstine Island |  | Mason | 471  | 191  | Beach access
Ike Kinswa |  | Lewis | 454  | 184  | Water activities on Lake Mayfield
Illahee |  | Kitsap | 75  | 30  | Saltwater beach activities on Puget Sound
Iron Horse |  | Kittitas,
King | 1,612  | 652  | Rail trail over Snoqualmie Pass
Jarrell Cove |  | Mason | 43  | 17  | Saltwater activities on south Puget Sound
Joemma Beach |  | Pierce | 122  | 49  | Saltwater activities on south Puget Sound
Joseph Whidbey |  | Island | 112  | 45  | Saltwater beach activities on the Strait of Juan de Fuca
Kanaskat-Palmer |  | King | 320  | 130  | Whitewater rafting in the Green River Gorge
Kinney Point |   | Jefferson | 76  | 31  | Saltwater beach activities on south Puget Sound
Kitsap Memorial |  | Kitsap | 58  | 23  | Saltwater beach activities on south Hood Canal
Kopachuck |  | Pierce | 109  | 44  | Saltwater beach activities on south Puget Sound
Lake Chelan |  | Chelan | 127  | 51  | Camping, water activities on Lake Chelan
Lake Easton |  | Kittitas | 516  | 209  | Camping, water activities on Lake Easton
Lake Isabella |   | Mason | 188  | 76  |
Lake Sammamish |  | King | 512  | 207  |
Lake Sylvia |  | Grays Harbor | 252  | 102  |
Lake Wenatchee |  | Chelan | 489  | 198  |
Larrabee |  | Whatcom | 2,683  | 1,086  |
Leadbetter Point |  | Pacific | 1,698  | 687  |
Lewis and Clark |  | Lewis | 621  | 251  |
Lewis and Clark Trail |   | Columbia | 37  | 15  |
Lime Kiln Point |  | San Juan | 36  | 15  | A facility for orca whale research
Lincoln Rock |  | Douglas | 80  | 32  |
Lyons Ferry |  | Franklin | 1,000  | 400  | Returned to Washington State Parks operation in 2015
Loomis Lake |   | Pacific | 385  | 156  |
Manchester |  | Kitsap | 111  | 45  |
Maryhill |  | Klickitat | 99  | 40  |
Millersylvania |  | Thurston | 842  | 341  |
Moran |  | San Juan | 5,000  | 2,000  |
Mount Pilchuck |  | Snohomish | 1,893  | 766  |
Mount Spokane |  | Spokane | 13,919  | 5,633  |
Mystery Bay |   | Jefferson | 10  | 4.0  |
Nolte |  | King | 117  | 47  |
Obstruction Pass |  | San Juan | 76  | 31  |
Ocean City |  | Grays Harbor | 170  | 69  |
Olallie |  | King | 2,338  | 946  |
Packwood State Park (Skate Creek Nature Park)  |  | Lewis | 175  | 71  | Part of a land swap in the 1990s, the parcel has remained undeveloped. Attempts have been made to transfer the land to the county.[9][10]
Pacific Beach |  | Grays Harbor | 10  | 4.0  |
Pacific Pines |  | Pacific | 10  | 4.0  |
Palouse Falls |  | Franklin, Whitman | 105  | 42  |
Paradise Point |  | Clark | 88  | 36  |
Pearrygin Lake |  | Okanogan | 696  | 282  |
Penrose Point |  | Pierce | 152  | 62  |
Peshastin Pinnacles |  | Chelan | 34  | 14  |
Pleasant Harbor |   | Jefferson | 425  | 172  |
Potholes |  | Grant | 640  | 260  |
Potlatch |   | Mason | 125  | 51  |
Rainbow Falls |  | Lewis | 139  | 56  |
Rasar |  | Skagit | 169  | 68  |
Reed Island |   | Clark | 510  | 210  |
Riverside |  | Spokane | 10,885  | 4,405  |
Rockport |  | Skagit | 670  | 270  |
Saint Edward |  | King | 316  | 128  |
Saltwater |  | King | 87.4  | 35.4  |
Scenic Beach |  | Kitsap | 88  | 36  |
Schafer |  | Mason | 119  | 48  |
Seaquest |  | Cowlitz | 475  | 192  |
Sequim Bay |  | Clallam | 92  | 37  |
Shine Tidelands |  | Jefferson | 13  | 5.3  |
South Whidbey |  | Island | 347  | 140  |
Spencer Spit |  | San Juan | 138  | 56  |
Spring Creek Hatchery |  | Skamania | 9.6  | 3.9  |
Squak Mountain |  | King | 1,545  | 625  |
Squilchuck |  | Chelan | 228  | 92  |
Steamboat Rock |  | Grant | 3,522  | 1,425  |
Stretch Point |   | Mason | 8  | 3.2  |
Sun Lakes-Dry Falls |  | Grant | 4,027  | 1,630  |
Tilton River State Park  |  | Lewis | 110  | 45  | The land was donated by a retired logger in the 1990s. The parcel has remained undeveloped as the state found the park inconsistent with the overall plans within the parks system. The grounds are open only for hiking and day use activities.[9][11]
Tolmie |  | Thurston | 105  | 42  |
Triton Cove |  | Jefferson | 29  | 12  |
Twanoh |  | Mason | 182  | 74  |
Twenty-Five Mile Creek |  | Chelan | 235  | 95  |
Twin Harbors |  | Grays Harbor | 172  | 70  |
Wallace Falls |  | Snohomish | 4,735  | 1,916  |
Wenatchee Confluence |  | Chelan | 197  | 80  |
Westhaven |   | Grays Harbor | 79  | 32  |
Westport Light |  | Grays | 212  | 86  |
Willapa Hills |  | Lewis County and Pacific County | 757  | 306  | Park consists of a 56-mile (90 km) rail trail that is partially paved with stretches of compact gravel
Yakima Sportsman |  | Yakima | 247  | 100  |

## Marine state parks

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Name  | Image  | County  | Size  | Water body  | Details

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Blake Island Marine State Park |  | Kitsap | 475  | 192  | Puget Sound | Island park in Puget Sound; home of Tillicum Village
Blind Island Marine State Park |  | San Juan | 3  | 1.2  | Blind Bay | Part of the Cascadia Marine Trail
Clark Island Marine State Park |  | San Juan | 55  | 22  | Strait of Georgia | Marine camping on the Strait of Georgia in the San Juan Islands
Cutts Island Marine State Park |  | Pierce | 2  | 0.81  | Carr Inlet | Island park in Carr Inlet at the southern end of Puget Sound
Doe Island Marine State Park |   | San Juan | 7  | 2.8  | Rosario Strait | Island park southeast of Orcas Island
Eagle Island Marine State Park |   | Pierce | 10  | 4.0  | Balch Passage | Island park in southern Puget Sound
Hope Island Marine State Park - Mason County |   | Mason | 106  | 43  | Squaxin Passage | Old-growth forest, salt marsh, beach on Puget Sound
Hope Island Marine State Park - Skagit County |   | Skagit | 200  | 81  | Skagit Bay | Island camping on Skagit Bay
James Island Maine State Park |  | San Juan | 117  | 47  | Rosario Strait | Island camping in the San Juan Islands
Jones Island Maine State Park |   | San Juan | 190  | 77  | San Juan Channel | Island camping in the San Juan Islands
Matia Island Marine State Park |  | San Juan | 145  | 59  | Strait of Georgia |
McMicken Island Marine State Park |   | Mason | 11.5  | 4.7  | South Puget Sound |
Patos Island Marine State Park |  | San Juan | 207  | 84  | Strait of Georgia |
Posey Island Marine State Park |  | San Juan | 1  | 0.40  | Haro Strait |
Saddlebag Island Marine State Park |   | San Juan | 24  | 9.7  | Padilla Bay |
Skagit Island Marine State Park |   | Skagit | 24  | 9.7  | Skagit Bay |
Skull Island |   | San Juan | 3.2  | 1.3  | Massacre Bay |
Stuart Island Marine State Park |  | San Juan | 85  | 34  | Boundary Pass, Haro Strait |
Sucia Island Marine State Park |  | San Juan | 814  | 329  | Strait of Georgia |
Turn Island Marine State Park |   | San Juan | 35  | 14  | San Juan Channel | Part of San Juan Islands National Wildlife Refuge

## Historical and heritage site state parks

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Cama Beach Historical State Park |  | Island | 433  | 175  | Preserved 1930s seaside tourist camp
Fort Casey Historical State Park |  | Island | 467  | 189  | World War I-era naval gun emplacements and bunkers
Fort Flagler Historical State Park |  | Jefferson | 784  | 317  | World War I-era naval gun emplacements and bunkers at the mouth of Puget Sound
Fort Simcoe Historical State Park |  | Yakima | 200  | 81  | 1850s-era military installation on the Yakama Indian Reservation with army and Native American interpretive displays
Fort Townsend Historical State Park |  | Jefferson | 367  | 149  | Boating, camping, and trails at the northeastern extreme of the Olympic Peninsula
Fort Worden Historical State Park |  | Jefferson | 434  | 176  | Camping, water activities, and the Coast Artillery Museum
Goldendale Observatory State Park Heritage Site |  | Klickitat | 5  | 2.0  | An astronomical observatory
Jackson House State Park Heritage Site |  | Lewis County | 1.4  | 0.57  | Restored 1850 cabin and homestead site of early Euro-American settlers John R. and Matilda Jackson
Matilda N. Jackson State Park Heritage Site |  | Lewis | 5  | 2.0  | Heritage site of early pioneer homesteader; picnic amenities and small loop trail
Olmstead Place Historical State Park |  | Kittitas | 217  | 88  |
Palouse Falls State Park Heritage Site |  | Franklin, Whitman | 105  | 42  |
Peace Arch Historical State Park |  | Whatcom | 20  | 8.1  | A peace memorial on the United States-Canada border
Sacajawea Historical State Park |  | Franklin | 284  | 115  |
Steptoe Battlefield State Park Heritage Site |  | Whitman | 4  | 1.6  |
Steptoe Butte State Park Heritage Site |  | Whitman | 150  | 61  |
Willie Keil's Grave State Park Heritage Site |  | Pacific | 0.34  | 0.14  | Site is accessible to users of the Willapa Hills Trail

## Former state parks

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Name  | County  | Area  | Image  | Remarks

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Central Ferry Park | Whitman | 185  | 75  |   | Administered by USACE;[12] formerly Central Ferry State Park (?–2002)
Chief Timothy Park | Asotin | 198  | 80  |   | Administered by USACE;[13] formerly Chief Timothy State Park (?–2002)
Crow Butte Park | Benton | 275  | 111  |   | Administered by Port of Benton;[14] formerly Crow Butte State Park (?–2002)
Damon Point | Grays Harbor | 61  | 25  |  | Administered by Washington Recreation and Conservation Office
Fay Bainbridge Park | Kitsap | 17  | 6.9  |  | Administered by Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District
Fort Okanogan | Okanogan | 45  | 18  |  | Administered by Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation
Fort Ward Park | Kitsap | 137  | 55  |   | Administered by Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District
Griffin Bay |  San Juan | 15  | 6.1  |   |
Hanging Gardens  | King | 434  | 176  |   | Now Hanging Gardens Site within the Green River Gorge Conservation Area
Mukilteo Lighthouse Park |  Snohomish | 12  | 4.9  |  | Formerly Mukilteo State Park, deeded to City of Mukilteo in 2004
Osoyoos Lake | Okanogan | 47  | 19  |   | Now Osoyoos Lake Veteran's Memorial Park, operated by city of Oroville
Upright Channel | San Juan | 20  | 8.1  |   |
Wenberg County Park | Snohomish | 46  | 19  |   | Formerly Wenberg State Park; transferred to Snohomish County in 2009
West Hylebos Wetlands Park | King | 120  | 49  |   |
Westhaven | Grays Harbor | 79  | 32  |   | Subsumed into the expanded Westport Light State Park in 2016.[15][16]

## See also

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* List of national parks of the United States
* List of marine protected areas of Washington

## References

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1. ^ a b "Commission and agency information". Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. Retrieved December 7, 2012.
2. ^ "Washington State Parks History". Retrieved September 5, 2020.
3. ^ Judd, Ron (March 30, 2006). "Parks are fee-free again, as they should be". The Seattle Times. Retrieved December 24, 2009.
4. ^ Ammons, David (March 21, 2006). "$5 fee at parks is gone". The Seattle Times. Retrieved December 24, 2009.
5. ^ Wong, Queenie (April 21, 2011). "Bill for parks fee goes to Gregoire". The Seattle Times. Retrieved December 7, 2012.
6. ^ "SB 5622 - 2011-12". Washington State Legislature. Retrieved December 7, 2012.
7. ^ "Check Out Washington". Discover Pass. Retrieved June 24, 2025.
8. ^ "Comprehensive List of State Park Names by Region". Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. Retrieved June 25, 2019.
9. ^ a b The Chronicle editorial staff (April 14, 2006). "Maintaining parks already developed should have priority". The Chronicle. Retrieved June 11, 2024.
10. ^ Rosane, Eric (January 26, 2022). "Deal Would Transfer 180 Acres of State Park Land to Lewis County". The Chronicle. Retrieved June 11, 2024.
11. ^ Mittge, Brian (April 12, 2006). "Tale of two parks". The Chronicle. pp. A1, A11. Retrieved June 11, 2024.
12. ^ "Central Ferry Park". USACE. Retrieved February 19, 2015.
13. ^ "Chief Timothy Park". USACE. Retrieved February 19, 2015.
14. ^ "Crow Butte Park". Port of Benton. Retrieved February 19, 2015.
15. ^ "Westport Light State Park". Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. Retrieved August 20, 2018.
16. ^ "Second Washington State Parks public meeting scheduled for Aug. 31 in Westport". The Daily World. Aberdeen, Wash. August 18, 2016. Retrieved August 20, 2018.

## External links

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* Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
* Washington State Parks Foundation

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Protected areas of Washington

Federal|

| National Estuarine Research Reserves|

* Padilla Bay

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National Forests|

* Colville
* Gifford Pinchot
* Idaho Panhandle
* Kaniksu
* Mount Baker–Snoqualmie
* Okanogan–Wenatchee
* Olympic
* Umatilla
* Wenatchee

National Heritage Areas|

* Maritime Washington
* Mountains to Sound Greenway

National Historic Sites and Historical Parks|

* Fort Vancouver
* Klondike Gold Rush
* Lewis and Clark
* Manhattan Project
* Nez Perce
* San Juan Island
* Whitman Mission

National Marine Sanctuaries|

* Olympic Coast

National Monuments|

* Hanford Reach
* Mount St. Helens Volcanic
* San Juan Islands

National Parks|

* Mount Rainier
* North Cascades
* Olympic

National Recreation Areas|

* Lake Chelan
* Lake Roosevelt
* Mount Baker
* Ross Lake

National Reserves|

* Ebey's Landing

National Trails|

* Cascadia Marine
* Ice Age Floods
* Lewis and Clark
* Oregon
* Pacific Crest
* Pacific Northwest

National Wild and Scenic Rivers|

* Illabot
* Klickitat
* Pratt
* Skagit
* Snoqualmie
* White Salmon

National Wildlife Refuges|

* Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually
* Columbia
* Conboy Lake
* Copalis
* Dungeness
* Flattery Rocks
* Franz Lake
* Grays Harbor
* Julia Butler Hansen Refuge for the Columbian White-Tailed Deer
* Little Pend Oreille
* McNary
* Pierce
* Protection Island
* Quillayute Needles
* Ridgefield
* Saddle Mountain
* San Juan Islands
* Steigerwald Lake
* Toppenish
* Turnbull
* Umatilla
* Willapa

Other|

* National Historic Landmarks
* National Natural Landmarks
* National Register of Historic Places
* Wilderness Areas
* Layser Cave
* The Enchantments

State|

| State Parks|

* Alta Lake
* Anderson Lake
* Battle Ground Lake
* Bay View
* Beacon Rock
* Belfair
* Birch Bay
* Blake Island
* Blind Island
* Bogachiel
* Bottle Beach
* Bridgeport
* Bridle Trails
* Brooks Memorial
* Cama Beach
* Camano Island
* Camp Wooten Retreat Center
* Cape Disappointment
* Clark Island
* Columbia Hills
* Columbia Plateau Trail
* Conconully
* Crawford
* Curlew Lake
* Cutts Island
* Daroga
* Dash Point
* Deception Pass
* Doe Island
* Dosewallips
* Doug's Beach
* Eagle Island
* Federation Forest
* Fields Spring
* Flaming Geyser
* Forks of the Sky
* Fort Casey
* Fort Columbia
* Fort Ebey
* Fort Flagler
* Fort Simcoe
* Fort Townsend
* Fort Worden
* Ginkgo Petrified Forest
* Goldendale Observatory
* Grayland Beach
* Griffiths-Priday
* Harstine Island
* Hope Island (Mason County)
* Hope Island (Skagit County)
* Ike Kinswa
* Illahee
* Iron Horse
* Jackson House
* James Island
* Jarrell Cove
* Joemma Beach
* Jones Island
* Joseph Whidbey
* Kanaskat-Palmer
* Kinney Point
* Kitsap Memorial
* Klickitat Trail
* Kopachuck
* Lake Chelan
* Lake Easton
* Lake Lenore Caves
* Lake Sammamish
* Lake Sylvia
* Lake Wenatchee
* Larrabee
* Leadbetter Point
* Lewis and Clark
* Lewis and Clark Trail
* Lime Kiln Point
* Lincoln Rock
* Lyons Ferry
* Manchester
* Maryhill
* Matia Island
* Matilda Jackson
* McMicken Island
* Millersylvania
* Moran
* Mount Pilchuck
* Mount Spokane
* Mystery Bay
* Nolte
* Obstruction Pass
* Ocean City
* Olallie
* Olmstead Place
* Pacific Beach
* Pacific Pines
* Palouse Falls
* Palouse to Cascades
* Paradise Point
* Patos Island
* Peace Arch
* Pearrygin Lake
* Penrose Point
* Peshastin Pinnacles
* Pleasant Harbor
* Posey Island
* Potholes
* Potlatch
* Rainbow Falls
* Rasar
* Reed Island
* Riverside
* Rockport
* Sacajawea
* Saddlebag Island
* Saint Edward
* Saltwater
* Scenic Beach
* Schafer
* Seaquest
* Sequim Bay
* Shine Tidelands
* Skagit Island
* South Whidbey
* Spencer Spit
* Spokane River Centennial Trail
* Spring Creek Hatchery
* Squak Mountain
* Squilchuck
* Steamboat Rock
* Steptoe Battlefield
* Steptoe Butte
* Stretch Point
* Stuart Island
* Sucia Island
* Sun Lakes-Dry Falls
* Tolmie
* Triton Cove
* Turn Island
* Twanoh
* Twenty-Five Mile Creek
* Twin Harbors
* Wallace Falls
* Wanapum Recreational Area
* Wenatchee Confluence
* Westport Light
* Willapa Hills Trail
* Willie Keil's Grave
* Yakima Sportsman

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State Forests|

* Ahtanum
* Capitol
* Elbe Hills
* Green Mountain
* Loomis
* Loup Loup
* Tahuya
* Teanaway
* Tiger Mountain
* Yacolt Burn

Natural Area Preserves|

* Admiralty Inlet
* Badger Gulch
* Bald Hill
* Barker Mountain
* Bone River
* Camas Meadows
* Carlisle Bog
* Castle Rock
* Charley Creek
* Chehalis River Surge Plain
* Chopaka Mountain
* Clearwater Bogs
* Cleveland Shrub Steppe
* Columbia Falls
* Columbia Hills
* Crowberry Bog
* Cypress Highlands
* Dabob Bay
* Dailey Prairie
* Davis Canyon
* Entiat Slopes
* Goose Island
* Gunpowder Island
* Hamma Hamma Balds
* Ink Blot
* Kahlotus Ridgetop
* Kennedy Creek
* Kings Lake Bog
* Kitsap Forest
* Lacamas Prairie
* Little Pend Oreille River
* Marcellus Shrub Steppe
* Methow Rapids
* Mima Mounds
* Monte Cristo
* Niawiakum River
* North Bay
* Oak Patch
* Olivine Bridge
* Pinecroft
* Point Doughty
* Riverside Breaks
* Rocky Prairie
* Sand Island
* Schumacher Creek
* Selah Cliffs
* Skagit Bald Eagle
* Skookum Inlet
* Snoqualmie Bog
* Spring Creek Canyon
* Trombetta Canyon
* Trout Lake
* The Two-Steppe
* Upper Dry Gulch
* Washougal Oaks
* Whitcomb Flats
* Willapa Divide

Natural Resources
Conservation Areas|

* Ashford
* Cattle Point
* Clearwater Corridor
* Cypress Island
* Devils Lake
* Dishman Hills
* Elk River
* Ellsworth Creek
* Granite Lakes
* Hat Island
* Hendrickson Canyon
* Klickitat Canyon
* Lake Louise
* Loomis
* Lummi Island
* Merrill Lake
* Middle Fork Snoqualmie
* Morning Star
* Mount Si
* Naselle Highlands
* Queets River
* Rattlesnake Mountain Scenic Area
* Shipwreck Point
* Skamokawa Creek
* South Nemah
* South Nolan
* Stavis
* Stevenson Ridge
* Table Mountain
* Tahoma Forest
* Teal Slough
* Washougal Oaks
* West Tiger Mountain
* White Salmon Oak
* Woodard Bay

Aquatic Reserves|

* Cherry Point
* Cypress Island
* Fidalgo Bay
* Maury Island
* Nisqually Reach
* Protection Island
* Smith and Minor Islands

Other|

| Former state parks|

* Damon Point
* Fay Bainbridge
* Fort Okanogan
* Fort Ward Park
* Griffin Bay
* Mukilteo Lighthouse Park
* Osoyoos Lake Veteran's Memorial Park
* Skull Island
* Upright Channel
* Wenberg
* Westhaven

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* Marine protected areas
* Goose Island
* Mount Adams Recreation Area
* Sehome Hill Arboretum
* Yellow Island

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