It’s not yet a full-fledged state park, but Miller Peninsula offers miles of trails and views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Five interesting things about Miller Peninsula State Park.
The only traditional state park in the Willapa Hills is home to one of the region’s last stands of old-growth forest and some lovely CCC handiwork.
Rare Skagit River frontage makes this a prime park for eagle-watching in winter and relaxing year-round. Ever eaten a Shakey’s Pizza? You helped create this park.
A rare old-growth forest on the Skagit River is a glimpse of western Washington before axes and sweat converted ancient trees into capital.
On the road to Mt. St. Helens, this peaceful park offers camping, forested trails, and access to the volcano visitor center.