
Washington
Overview
Washington State Parks relies on the passion and dedication of volunteers to keep our parks thriving. Every year, thousands of volunteers contribute over 190,000 hours to help protect, maintain, and enhance the natural and cultural treasures of our state. From beach cleanups and trail maintenance to hosting programs and leading interpretive activities, there’s a volunteer opportunity for everyone—individuals, families, and groups alike.
Volunteering isn’t just about giving back—it’s about connecting with nature, learning new skills, and building community. Whether you’re picking up marine debris along the Salish Sea, guiding visitors as a park host, or supporting a local friends group, your efforts make Washington’s parks vibrant, safe, and accessible for all. Join us, get involved, and be part of a statewide effort to preserve the beauty and wonder of Washington’s great outdoors.