Get Involved
Friends of Parks
Friends groups consist of dedicated volunteers who are devoted to supporting their local state park. Friends Groups lead activities such as organizing educational programs and events in their park, coordinating park-specific volunteer activities, fundraising, operating park stores, and more.
Protect, Preserve and Promote Your Local State Parks
Friends groups consist of dedicated volunteers who are devoted to supporting their local state park. Friends Groups lead activities such as organizing educational programs and events in their park, coordinating park-specific volunteer activities, fundraising, operating park stores, and more. Find out how to contact Friends Groups below!
Current Friends Groups by Park
Need info to put here
Contact Bridle Trails Foundation at btpf@bridletrails.org
Contact Cama Beach Foundation at info@camabeachfoundation.org
Contact Friends of the Centennial Trail
Contact Friends of Gorge Area Parks; serves Columbia Gorge parks including Brooks Memorial, Columbia Hills, Goldendale Observatory, Maryhill
Contact Deception Pass State Park Foundation at info@deceptionpassfoundation.org
Contact Friends of Fort Columbia
Contact Friends of Fort Flagler
Contact Friends of Hoko River
Contact Friends of Lake Sammamish
Contact Friends of Lime Kiln Society
Contact Friends of Moran
Contact Friends of Saint Edward
Contact Friends of Saltwater
Contact Washington Scuba Alliance
Contact Friends of Schafer & Lake Sylvia
Contact Friends of Whidbey State Parks; covering Ebey’s Landing, Fort Casey, Fort Ebey, Jospeh Whidbey, Keystone Spit, Possession Point, South Whidbey
Resources & Getting Started
John Floberg, Executive Director at Washington State Parks Foundation can help you and your team on issues to consider and ways to support efforts to create a Friends Group. Please reach out to John at john@wspf.org
More Ways to Get Involved
