State Parks Near Snoqualmie, Washington
30 state park units lie within 50 miles of Snoqualmie. The closest is Squak Mountain State Park, about 9 mi west of town. 10 parks are within 25 miles, close enough for an evening visit.
- Closest park
- Squak Mountain State Park9 mi west
- Within 25 miles
- 10of 30 within 50 mi
- With camping
- 165 with cabins
- Dog-friendly
- 30pets allowed
State parks near Snoqualmie, nearest first
Straight-line distance from central Snoqualmie; driving distance is usually longer.
Squak Mountain State Park
The park supports horseback riding, wildlife watching, geocaching, hiking, and picnicking. The official site lists about 13 miles of trails.
Hours, fees and rules for Squak Mountain State Park →Lake Sammamish State Park
Popular activities here are canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, biking, and wildlife watching. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach and a boat ramp. Camping is available: campsites, including tent sites.
Hours, fees and rules for Lake Sammamish State Park →Olallie State Park
Things to do include rock climbing, mountain biking, canoeing and kayaking, biking, and wildlife watching. Water access includes a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Olallie State Park →Kanaskat-Palmer State Park
Popular activities here are horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, wildlife watching, fishing, and biking. On the water side, there is a swimming beach. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Kanaskat-Palmer State Park →Bridle Trails State Park
Things to do include horseback riding, wildlife watching, geocaching, hiking, and picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Bridle Trails State Park →Nolte State Park
Popular activities here are horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, and biking. Water access includes a swimming beach and a boat ramp.
Hours, fees and rules for Nolte State Park →Flaming Geyser State Park
Things to do include horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, swimming, wildlife watching, and fishing. Its trail network totals roughly 4.3 miles, according to the park.
Hours, fees and rules for Flaming Geyser State Park →Saint Edward State Park
Visitors come for mountain biking, canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, and biking. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Saint Edward State Park →Wallace Falls State Park
Things to do include rock climbing, canoeing and kayaking, biking, wildlife watching, and geocaching. Its trail network totals roughly 17 miles, according to the park. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Wallace Falls State Park →Saltwater State Park
Visitors come for snorkeling and diving, canoeing and kayaking, swimming, wildlife watching, and fishing. Water access includes a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Saltwater State Park →Federation Forest State Park
The park supports biking, wildlife watching, fishing, hiking, and picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Federation Forest State Park →Blake Island Marine State Park
Popular activities here are snorkeling and diving, horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, boating, and swimming. Water access includes a swimming beach. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Blake Island Marine State Park →Dash Point State Park
Visitors come for mountain biking, canoeing and kayaking, swimming, biking, and wildlife watching. Water access includes a swimming beach. Camping is available: campsites, including tent sites and showers. There are also cabins for rent.
Hours, fees and rules for Dash Point State Park →Manchester State Park
Popular activities here are snorkeling and diving, horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, boating, and swimming. On the water side, there is a swimming beach. Camping is available: campsites, including tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Manchester State Park →Illahee State Park
Things to do include snorkeling and diving, horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, boating, and swimming. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach. For overnight stays there are campsites (tent sites and showers).
Hours, fees and rules for Illahee State Park →Mount Pilchuck State Park
Visitors come for wildlife watching, hiking, and picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for Mount Pilchuck State Park →Lake Easton State Park
Popular activities here are horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, and biking. Water access includes a boat ramp. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Lake Easton State Park →Kitsap Memorial State Park
The park supports snorkeling and diving, surfing, horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, and boating. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Kitsap Memorial State Park →Cutts Island Marine State Park
Popular activities here are snorkeling and diving, surfing, canoeing and kayaking, boating, and swimming. On the water side, there is a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Cutts Island Marine State Park →Kopachuck State Park
Visitors come for snorkeling and diving, surfing, canoeing and kayaking, boating, and swimming. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Kopachuck State Park →Shine Tidelands State Park
Things to do include surfing, canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, and wildlife watching. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Shine Tidelands State Park →Penrose Point State Park
Visitors come for snorkeling and diving, horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, boating, and swimming. The official site lists about 2 miles of trails. On the water side, there is a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Penrose Point State Park →Eagle Island Marine State Park
Visitors come for surfing, canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, and wildlife watching. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Eagle Island Marine State Park →Scenic Beach State Park
Visitors come for snorkeling and diving, surfing, horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking, and swimming. On the water side, there is a swimming beach. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Scenic Beach State Park →Belfair State Park
The park supports surfing, canoeing and kayaking, swimming, biking, and wildlife watching. Water access includes a swimming beach. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites and showers. There are also cabins for rent.
Hours, fees and rules for Belfair State Park →South Whidbey State Park
Popular activities here are wildlife watching, hiking, and picnicking.
Hours, fees and rules for South Whidbey State Park →Joemma Beach State Park
The park supports snorkeling and diving, canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, and biking. Water access includes a swimming beach and a boat ramp. For overnight stays there are campsites (tent sites).
Hours, fees and rules for Joemma Beach State Park →Pleasant Harbor State Park Property
Visitors come for snorkeling and diving, boating, swimming, wildlife watching, and fishing. Water access includes a swimming beach.
Hours, fees and rules for Pleasant Harbor State Park Property →Camano Island State Park
The park supports snorkeling and diving, canoeing and kayaking, boating, swimming, and biking. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach and a boat ramp. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites and showers.
Hours, fees and rules for Camano Island State Park →Kinney Point State Park Property
Visitors come for canoeing and kayaking, boating, wildlife watching, fishing, and hiking. Facilities for water recreation include a swimming beach. Overnight options include campsites, with tent sites.
Hours, fees and rules for Kinney Point State Park Property →
Best picks by activity
Camping near Snoqualmie
- Lake Sammamish State Park 9 mi west · Campground listed
- Kanaskat-Palmer State Park 16 mi south · Campground listed
- Wallace Falls State Park 24 mi north · Campground listed
- Blake Island Marine State Park 29 mi west · Campground listed
- Dash Point State Park 30 mi southwest · Campground listed
+ 11 more in the list above
Cabins and lodging near Snoqualmie
- Wallace Falls State Park 24 mi north · Cabins or other roofed stays
- Dash Point State Park 30 mi southwest · Cabins or other roofed stays
- Kitsap Memorial State Park 41 mi northwest · Cabins or other roofed stays
- Belfair State Park 48 mi west · Cabins or other roofed stays
- Camano Island State Park 50 mi northwest · Cabins or other roofed stays
Dog-friendly state parks near Snoqualmie
- Squak Mountain State Park 9 mi west · Pets allowed under park rules
- Lake Sammamish State Park 9 mi west · Pets allowed under park rules
- Olallie State Park 12 mi southeast · Pets allowed under park rules
- Kanaskat-Palmer State Park 16 mi south · Pets allowed under park rules
- Bridle Trails State Park 16 mi northwest · Pets allowed under park rules
+ 25 more in the list above
Swimming near Snoqualmie
- Lake Sammamish State Park 9 mi west · Beach, pool or swim area
- Olallie State Park 12 mi southeast · Beach, pool or swim area
- Kanaskat-Palmer State Park 16 mi south · Beach, pool or swim area
- Nolte State Park 19 mi south · Beach, pool or swim area
- Flaming Geyser State Park 20 mi south · Beach, pool or swim area
+ 19 more in the list above
Hiking near Snoqualmie
- Squak Mountain State Park 9 mi west · Hiking trails listed
- Lake Sammamish State Park 9 mi west · Hiking trails listed
- Olallie State Park 12 mi southeast · Hiking trails listed
- Kanaskat-Palmer State Park 16 mi south · Hiking trails listed
- Bridle Trails State Park 16 mi northwest · Hiking trails listed
+ 21 more in the list above
Fishing near Snoqualmie
- Lake Sammamish State Park 9 mi west · Fishing listed
- Olallie State Park 12 mi southeast · Fishing listed
- Kanaskat-Palmer State Park 16 mi south · Fishing listed
- Nolte State Park 19 mi south · Fishing listed
- Flaming Geyser State Park 20 mi south · Fishing listed
+ 19 more in the list above
Questions about state parks near Snoqualmie
What is the closest state park to Snoqualmie?
Squak Mountain State Park is the closest, about 9 miles west of Snoqualmie in a straight line. Next are Lake Sammamish State Park and Olallie State Park.
How many state parks are near Snoqualmie?
30 state park units are within 50 miles, and 10 within 25 miles. That includes parks, recreation areas, historic sites and natural areas run by the state.
Which state parks near Snoqualmie have camping?
16 parks list camping, the nearest being Lake Sammamish State Park, Kanaskat-Palmer State Park and Wallace Falls State Park. Check each park page for site types, hookups and how to reserve.
Are dogs allowed at state parks near Snoqualmie?
Yes, at 30 parks, including Squak Mountain State Park, Lake Sammamish State Park and Olallie State Park. Dogs usually must be leashed, and some areas such as beaches or buildings may be off-limits.
Are there free state parks near Snoqualmie?
None of the nearby parks list free entry; most charge a daily vehicle fee or accept an annual pass. Fees are on each park page.
State parks near other cities
- Near Kent, WA19 mi southwest
- Near Monroe, WA23 mi north
- Near Seattle, WA23 mi west
- Near Federal Way, WA27 mi southwest
- Near Bonney Lake, WA27 mi southwest
- Near Edmonds, WA29 mi northwest
- Near Bainbridge Island, WA31 mi west
- Near Everett, WA33 mi northwest
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Built from official park data and updated as parks change; this list was last rebuilt Oct 30, 2026. Features shown are those the official source lists. Filter these parks on the map.