Looking to get outside? You can explore Washington’s national parks — and dozens of other scenic spots — for free. The U.S. National Park Service is offering no-cost admission to must-visit sites ...

Washington State Parks have started hiring for seasonal workers. According to a news release, seasonal park aids help keep ...

If your New Year’s resolution involves getting more active or spending more time outdoors, you’re in luck. Washington residents can access hundreds of state parks, recreation sites and wildlife areas ...

Swap out the cube farm for the forest, beach or desert this summer. Washington State Parks has opened its recruitment for ...

A newly published guide from the Washington State Parks Foundation is providing helpful information about how everyone, no matter what their accessibility needs are, can get outside and enjoy our ...

Discover the best snow tubing hills in Washington, from Snoqualmie Pass to Leavenworth, offering easy winter fun with no skis ...

Washington’s annual Discover Pass fee will increase from $30 to $45 starting Oct. 1, the first change since 2011. The Discover Pass funds about 71% of State Parks’ operating budget, supporting ...