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This is a list of state parks and reserves in the U.S. state of Washington which are part of the Washington State Park System.

Current state parks

A

B

  • Battle Ground Lake State Park
  • Bay View State Park
  • Beacon Rock State Park
  • Belfair State Park
  • Birch Bay State Park
  • Blake Island State Park
  • Bogachiel State Park
  • Bridgeport State Park
  • Bridle Trails State Park
  • Brooks Memorial State Park

    C

  • Camano Island State Park
  • Cape Disappointment State Park1
  • Centennial Trail State Park
  • Columbia Hills State Park2
  • Columbia Plateau Trail State Park
  • Conconully State Park
  • Crawford State Park
  • Curlew Lake State Park

    D

  • Damon Point State Park
  • Daroga State Park
  • Dash Point State Park
  • Deception Pass State Park
  • Dosewallips State Park
  • Doug's Beach State Park

    F

  • Fay Bainbridge State Park
  • Federation Forest State Park
  • Fields Spring State Park
  • Flaming Geyser State Park
  • Fort Casey State Park
  • Fort Columbia State Park
  • Fort Ebey State Park
  • Fort Flagler State Park
  • Fort Okanogan State Park
  • Fort Simcoe State Park
  • Fort Ward State Park
  • Fort Worden State Park

    G

  • Ginkgo/Wanapum State Park
  • Goldendale Observatory State Park
  • Grayland Beach State Park
  • Griffith-Priday State Park

    H

  • Hanging Gardens State Park
  • Hope Island State Park

    I

  • Ike Kinswa State Park
  • Illahee State Park
  • Iron Horse State Park

    J

  • Jarrell Cove State Park
  • Joemma Beach State Park
  • Joseph Whidbey State Park

    K

  • Kanaskat-Palmer State Park
  • Kitsap Memorial State Park
  • Kopachuck State Park

    L

  • Lake Chelan State Park
  • Lake Easton State Park
  • Lake Sammamish State Park
  • Lake Sylvia State Park
  • Lake Wenatchee State Park
  • Larrabee State Park
  • Lewis and Clark State Park
  • Lewis and Clark Trail State Park
  • Lime Kiln Point State Park
  • Lincoln Rock State Park

    M

  • Manchester State Park
  • Maryhill State Park
  • Millersylvania State Park
  • Moran State Park
  • Mount Pilchuck State Park
  • Mount Spokane State Park
  • Mukilteo State Park
  • Mystery Bay State Park

    N

  • Nolte State Park

    O

  • Ocean City State Park
  • Olallie State Park
  • Old Fort Townsend State Park
  • Olmstead Place State Park
  • Osoyoos Lake State Park

    P

  • Pacific Beach State Park
  • Pacific Pines State Park
  • Palouse Falls State Park
  • Paradise Point State Park
  • Peace Arch State Park
  • Pearrygin Lake State Park
  • Penrose Point State Park
  • Peshastin Pinnacles State Park
  • Potholes State Park
  • Potlatch State Park

    R

  • Rainbow Falls State Park
  • Rasar State Park
  • Riverside State Park
  • Rockport State Park
  • Rothschild House State Park

    S

  • Sacajawea State Park
  • Saint Edward State Park
  • Saltwater State Park
  • Scenic Beach State Park
  • Schafer State Park
  • Seaquest State Park
  • Sequim Bay State Park
  • Shine Tidelands State Park
  • Skull Island State Park
  • South Whidbey State Park
  • Spencer Spit State Park
  • Squak Mountain State Park
  • Squilchuck State Park
  • Steamboat Rock State Park
  • Steptoe Battlefield State Park
  • Steptoe Butte State Park
  • Sun Lakes State Park

    T

  • Tolmie State Park
  • Triton Cove State Park
  • Twanoh State Park
  • Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park
  • Twin Harbors State Park

    W

  • Wallace Falls State Park
  • Wenatchee Confluence State Park
  • Wenberg State Park
  • West Hylebos State Park
  • Westport Light State Park

    Y

  • Yakima Sportsman State Park Notes: » 1) formerly Fort Canby


       2) formed from the merger of Horsethief Lake and Dalles Mountain Ranch State Parks

    Unusual parks

    Unusual and noteworthy parks include:
  • Several marine-access-only parks in Puget Sound
  • A suburban equestrian park, Bridle Trails State Park
  • An astronomical observatory, Goldendale Observatory State Park
  • A petrified wood forest, Ginkgo/Wanapum State Park
  • A facility for orca whale research, Lime Kiln Point State Park
  • A peace memorial on the US-Canada border, Peace Arch State Park
  • Flaming methane geysers (seeps), Flaming Geyser State Park
  • World War I-era naval gun emplacements and bunkers, Fort Worden, Fort Flagler, Cape Disappointment, and Fort Casey State Parks

    Former state parks

  • Chief Timothy State Park (? – 2002)
  • Central Ferry State Park (? – 2002)
  • Crow Butte State Park (? – 2002)
  • Lyons Ferry State Park (c. 1970 – 2002), now operated by the Port of Columbia as the Lyons Ferry Park and Lyons Ferry MarinaFurther Information

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