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Special Offers



 Washington State Parks' icon prints for sale
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The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has developed a series of prints featuring state parks throughout Washington. More than 70 state parks icon prints are available for purchase, with more to come. The prints represent the diverse and distinctive character of Washington's 121 state parks. Every picture captures a particular feature of natural, cultural, historical or recreational significance. As a group, the icons reflect the beauty of Washington state and the wonderful opportunities available to the public in their state parks. Individually, the icons are intended to inspire memories of visitors' favorite parks and experiences.

The icon prints are ideally suited for framing in either the home or office. Prints are available in two sizes:

Size* Price
14" x 22" $16
10" x 15" $11
*(exact sizes may vary)

To place an order by credit card, call (360) 902-8844 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays.

Or complete and mail the order form.   A selection of the prints are available for purchase online.

View the entire series of icon prints and place your order today!





Add to your collection or give as a present!

In honor of Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery, Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is offering for sale commemorative stamps on two specially designed envelopes. The postmark records May 14, 2004, the date of the First Day of Issue and precisely 200 years after the day that the Lewis and Clark Expedition began its journey up the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean.

Picture of cachet 1 representing Lewis and Clark's final miles to the shores of the Pacific.


Cachet design 1:
Landscape of Cape Disappointment as it likely appeared to members of the Expedition during their final miles of travel to the shores of the Pacific.

Picture of cachet 2 showcasing the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, which sits atop the rugged cliffs of Cape Disappointment


Cachet design 2:
Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center at Cape Disappointment State Park, situated atop the rugged cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

Picture of three stamps including a portrait Meriwether Lewis, a portrait of William Clark and an image of Lewis and Clark standing on a promontory looking out over the countryside.

The Commemorative Stamps:

  • Portrait of Meriwether Lewis
  • Portrait of William Clark
  • Representation of Lewis and Clark on a promontory looking over the countryside

Purchase special First-Day Issue stamps

  • Individually for $15 per envelope, stamped with all three commemorative stamps, or
  • As a set of two stamped envelopes for $25

Shipping, handling and tax:
    within Continental U.S. cost is included
    outside Continental U.S. add $5.


Stamps can be purchased

  1. By mail: (133kb PDF order form)
    Pay by check or money order made out to

    Lewis and Clark Commemorative Stamps
    c/o Washington State Parks
    P.O.Box 42650
    1111 Israel Road S.W.
    Olympia, WA 98504-2650

  2. In person at Washington State Parks headquarters in Olympia




 Discounts and Special Offers on Vacation Houses

The fall, winter and spring seasons are great times to experience uncrowded and tranquil Washington state parks and vacation houses.

The following houses are available at discounted rates. All rates are subject to change.


Cape Disappointment State Park
2009 Rates
Head Lighthouse Keeper's Residence:
$388 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$291 (plus tax) Mondays – Thursdays
 $349 (plus tax) Fridays – Sundays
Assistant Lighthouse Keepers' Residences: $275 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$206 (plus tax) Mondays – Thursdays
 $247 (plus tax) Fridays – Sundays



Fort Columbia State Park
2009 Rates
Steward’s House:
$170 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$127 (plus tax) Mondays – Thursdays
 $153 (plus tax) Fridays – Sundays

Scarborough House: $276 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$207 (plus tax) Mondays – Thursdays
 $248 (plus tax) Fridays – Sundays



Fort Flagler State Park
2009 Rates
Hospital Steward’s House:
$105 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$79 (plus tax) Sundays – Thursdays
 $95 (plus tax) Fridays – Saturdays

Waterway House: $170 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$128 (plus tax) Sundays – Thursdays
 $153 (plus tax) Fridays – Saturdays

Non-commissioned Officers’ Quarters – North and South: $105 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$79 (plus tax) Sundays – Thursdays
 $95 (plus tax) Fridays – Saturdays




Kitsap Memorial State Park
2009 Rates
Hospitality House:
$156 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$117 (plus tax) Sundays – Thursdays
 $140 (plus tax) Fridays – Saturdays




Millersylvania State Park
2009 Rates
Lakeside Cottage
$224 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$168 (plus tax) Sundays –Thursdays
 $202 (plus tax) Fridays - Saturdays



Moran State Park
2009 Rates
Camp Moran
$116 nightly (plus tax)
Discounted Nov. 1 – March 31:$87 (plus tax) Sundays –Thursdays
 $104 (plus tax) Fridays - Saturdays




Reservations: (800) 360-4240
An $8.50 non-refundable reservation fee applies.

Information:
Cape Disappointment and Fort Columbia: (360) 642-3662
All other parks: (360) 902-8844




Just another day in the park... Now you can enjoy the breathtaking views seen in Washington state parks without stepping away from your computer. Of course, the scenery is always better in person, so take a break and plan a picnic, an afternoon walk or an overnight camping trip. With 121 parks statewide, there are plenty of scenic locations to choose from.