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Washington State Parks is kicking off its 100th birthday celebration with events across Washington state. All events are free unless otherwise noted.
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The Discover Pass ($30 annual or $10 daily) is required for vehicle access to Washington state parks and state-managed recreation lands. Although most park events are free, the Discover Pass is required for vehicle access to state parks, unless otherwise noted. For more information, please visit the Discover Pass website.
Washington state parks are filled with rich historical and cultural places, along with some of the most beautiful natural areas in the Northwest. Many parks offer a variety of educational opportunities for visitors to learn more about the culture, history and nature of the park and surrounding areas. Visitors may enjoy a campfire program, attend a junior ranger activity, explore a museum and experience a living-history presentation.
To find an interpretive event at your favorite state park, view the interpretive events schedule below.
Interpretive Schedule.xls (62kb Excel file)Washington state parks play host to a variety of unique events that connect communities to their state parks. Dance to music by a lake, explore festival booths, celebrate the birthdays of historic locations, soak in local art, gaze at stars or sing by the sea at a state park event. Folk and Traditional Arts in the Parks Program events, presented in cooperation with the Washington State Arts Commission, celebrate the rich heritage and culture found in Washington state.
Find information about community and Folk and Traditional Arts in the Parks Program events in the calendar.
