Possibly the least useful fort on Puget Sound, Fort Townsend is a much better state park than coastal fortification. Five things about Fort Townsend Historical State Park.
Built to protect commercial interests on Puget Sound, Fort Casey and two other forts formed the imposing–but never used in warfare–Triangle of Fire.
The old-growth trees in South Whidbey State Park are magnificent. And for that, we have a logger to thank. Five things to know about South Whidbey State Park.
Not invited to the coronation of King Charles III? Head to this state park instead and explore its connection to the British monarchy.
Ideally positioned for watching the sun set over the San Juan Islands, Bay View State Park is a picturesque base for exploring nature, arts, and agriculture in the lower Skagit Valley.