Millersylvania State Park

Welcome to Millersylvania State Park located near Olympia, Washington. This beautiful piece of land was once the vacation spot of a family known as Miller. The family originally called it "Miller's Glade" but eventually changed the name to "Millersylvania." In 1921 the land was given to the State of Washington for use as a State Park. Many of the amenities in Millersylvania State Park were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps under Presidentn Franklin Delano Roosevelt. This park helps protect the home of coyotes, otters, deer, elk, red-tailed hawks, and many others. For the human visitor Millersylvania State Park boasts nearly 15 miles of multipurpose trails, a boat ramp, and much more. Come out and explore!

Camping: At the time this description was written on March 16, 2022 Millersylvania State Park has 139 campsites, 94 of which are standard and 45 of which are partial hookup. There is an 18 foot limit on trailers and all sites are near 3 restrooms, 8 showers (2 of which are ADA accessible) and one dump station. Come out and stay a few nights.

To contact the office please call 360-753-7688.

This was RecPlanet place of the day on December 14, 2015.