Parks in Olympia, Washington

Aunique combination of estuary, tidal flats and freshwater marshes makes the Nisqually National Wildlife Re... More on LLBean.com

Given the climate of the area it's active year-round, although spring thaws significantly... More on Epinions.com

An 842-acre wooded park with impressive stone picnic shelters and bathhouses constructed between 1933 and 1939 by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Other facilities include two swimming beaches and...

Millersylvania State Park is an 842-acre camping park with 3,300 feet of freshwater shoreline on Deep Lake. The park, filled with trails, is abundant in old-growth cedar and fir trees. ... More on WashingtonStateParks

Scenic stroll along Budd Bay offers public art, historic interpretive sites and waterfront views of the Ol... More on Visitolympia.com

It's lovely to walk the pier in downtown Olympia. It's in walking distance of the Farmers Market, the fount... More on GeckoGo

These grass-covered mounds are a phenomena that exist in China and Alaska as well as Thurston County, WA. The area, now a registered national landmark, is mysterious in origin and remains a source...

Hike through a landscape that almost appears lunar (except for the vegetation of course). Weave in and out and even over a few of the hundreds of 4- to 6-foot mounds scattered across this Thurston ... More on Trails

On Johnson Point, eight miles northeast of Olympia, Thurston County. It contains an underwater park located... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

I got to go white water rafting, backpacking, relaxing by the ocean, and taking numerous of breath-taking... More on TripAdvisor

One of the best hiking options in the 90,000-acre Capitol State Forest, the Sherman Creek Loop travels up and down two visually appealing valleys. No grand views or grand forest herejust miles of t... More on Trails

Great trail for dogs/kids especially during the summer berry season. The t More on Trails

Hikers of all ages, especially children, will love this easy loop, one of the finest nature trails in Western Washington. On good tread and boardwalk this trail takes you on an up-front and persona... More on Trails

Lots of boardwalks, great for kids . More on Trails

Approximately 160 miles of unpaved multiple use trails, separated into two systems, the north end of the forest is open to motorized recreation ... More on Visitolympia.com

The drive up to the trail was pretty simple to follow, but all the way up I More on Trails

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