Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park

Welcome to Washington's Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park, a place that was once a seasonal hunting and fishing ground for the Native Americans. In more recent years it was operated as a private resort by a man named David Davis. In 1972 it became a Washington State Park. 

This park helps to protect the home of many wild animals including chipmunks, bears, squirrels, deer, ospreys, owls and many others. Some of the plant life includes roses, birches, and ponderosa pines. Please treat their home with respect.

For the human visitor this park boasts many aquatic oppotunities, bird watching, and much more. The campground has 46 primitive campsites and 21 sites with utilities. Come out and explore.

To contact the office please call 509-687-3610.