Best places: State parks in King County, United States

Forested 320-acre park along the Green River offering camping, biking & hiking trails, plus fishing.

A 117-acre day-use park including a lake with boating & fishing, birdwatching & a 1.4-mile trail.

512-acre park with ample waterfront access & boat launch, plus seasonal kayak rentals & picnicking.

Forest & conservation area on 13,745 acres, with trails for walking, biking & horseback riding.

This park features 6 miles of trails, picnic tables, freshwater fishing & cascading waterfalls.

480-acre park with river access featuring 2 geysers, hiking trails & a model-airplane flying area.

Day-use park with 1,500+ acres of forest lands, plus trails for hikers & horseback riders.

👍👍 Discover pass is required to park here hut you will enjoy hiking. 😊 parking lot is spacious. Broad path for biking, running or walking. There are various berry trees and nice scenary on the go. There is watershed which seems to supply drinking water to Seattle area so 'No trespassing'

😠 This isn’t a normal state park. First of all, people charge you $5 a person to get in/park, but these aren’t state employees. Someone said the parking is on private property. The trails are horrendous since they are unmaintained. Invasive plants crowd in on all sides, mainly blackberry and ivy. We w...

👍👍 Beautiful hike. Saw a few others through out the day

Boasting over 100 miles of trails, this 1,612-acre park offers camping, fishing & climbing.