🏷️ About: Download the Official Washington State Parks Pocket Ranger® app to enhance any of your state park visits! This FREE all-inclusive outdoor guide was created in a collaborative effort between Washington State Parks and ParksByNature Network™. Powered by Pocket Ranger® technology, the app gives outdoor enthusiasts an environmentally friendly way to enjoy the parks.
by Bufftom
The map shows symbols where there are parks but doesn’t name them. You have to go to list view to see the names and descriptions then try to guess where on the map they are.
by MikeStew
This is the "official" WA state parks app, and it's loaded with ads. The website has been outsourced, too, and the website is ad-laden as well. If this were the latest version of "Crush the FarmVille Candy Birds" I'd be more forgiving, but this is a state agency financed with my taxes and user fees, so 1 star for selling out. Well, that and the UI and UX are pretty crappy.
by Mamachick16
Unless you know the name of the park you want to go to, WashingtonStateParksGuide is terribly useless. I should be able to filter by towns vs regions, campsite size, use, availability, features, etc. The full website is equally bad so please, WA State Parks, unless this is a tactic to reduce park usage, please get a new web team.
by Wsuozzie
Good app, gets you to all the info you need. Would be 5 star if the back button didn’t take you all the way back to the start and reset your search criteria.
by Steeliesam
I am having issues with broken links for alerts and other detailed information
by AquaticRX
First trip planned using WashingtonStateParksGuide so I’ll update when we return.
by Guptma
Recently started using WashingtonStateParksGuide. Initial experience is overwhelming. Now I have all the required details of state parks near me and have plan to visit parks of interest this summer.
by Hikers Guide To Washington
Works great helps us plan out family camping trips and hiking plans and we can also check up what parks and areas are near us
by Traveler By Far
WashingtonStateParksGuide is great because it allows you to find all the closest parks near you and what activities are close by. I love WashingtonStateParksGuide it's so cool for the family.
by Neolifter
Would be perfect if cost information was available.
by Molokai Lynn
We are new to the state of Washington, so WashingtonStateParksGuide is really useful for us to plan our travels in our RV. Thanks so much!
by Bronco LK
It is great to get on this site quickly for planning and reservations..thanks
by Cgm392000
Looking forward to the next update
by ~Manbearpig~
As a native Washingtonian, and having stayed it almost every park in the state, I wish I had WashingtonStateParksGuide back when I was a kid. For full disclosure I’m 54 years old. I have a little 18 foot self contained camping trailer with two of my three best friends; my little cat and my service dog. Unfortunately my daughter is an able to be with me on this venture as she is starting her journey to becoming a Psychologist @ The University of Tennessee. Go Volunteers! (Dad pride...sorryish)
Anyway, dude on my current circumstances having to move park the park every 10 days, soon to be every 20 after 1 October, WashingtonStateParksGuide has help me tremendously finding the right spots getting the right information and feeling very very comfortable with knowing that the state of Washington is actually done something right. I do love the state that I was born and raised in, but I do have to say they don’t always get it right. In this case they have outdone themselves and whomever did WashingtonStateParksGuide needs to get busy and do the rest the Washington state apps I have because they would be phenomenal. 5+ stars for WashingtonStateParksGuide. I give an infinite number of stars for the very hard-working women and men, both paid and volunteers, who make these parks welcoming, safe, well designed and just really lovely people to be around. I thank each and every one of them. They help more than they could possibly know. As a person who has PTSD, a traumatic brain injury and has a difficult time with anything that doesn’t work smoothly, [Absolutely my issue NOT the parks people] WashingtonStateParksGuide has, 98% of the time (yes, I’ve kept track) I have ZERO problems finding, exploring and reserving a space that, to date, has been better than what I perceived from WashingtonStateParksGuide . That would s a HUGE compliment! It’s always best to under-promise and over deliver than Vice versa.
Get to know WashingtonStateParksGuide and you’ll be as much in love with it as I...unless you’re not at which point the issue is you, not the great folks who have provided it to us. (Please know I say that with a smile and not in a mean way.)
Happy camping!
by Zimcowski
Lots of functionality.
Probably the best free app I've ever navigated.
Yes. Washington State Parks Guide is very safe to use. This is based on our NLP (Natural language processing) analysis of over 137 User Reviews sourced from the Appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.5/5 . Justuseapp Safety Score for Washington State Parks Guide Is 48.8/100.
Yes. Washington State Parks Guide is a totally legit app. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 137 Washington State Parks Guide User Reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, Justuseapp Legitimacy Score for Washington State Parks Guide Is 63.3/100..
Washington State Parks Guide works most of the time. If it is not working for you, we recommend you excersise some patience and retry later or Contact Support.
This FREE all-inclusive outdoor guide was created in a collaborative effort between Washington State Parks and ParksByNature Network™.
•The enhanced pro features on the app are designed to function in areas with little to no mobile reception; however, some of the features require mobile data reception in order to function properly.
Powered by Pocket Ranger® technology, the app gives outdoor enthusiasts an environmentally friendly way to enjoy the parks.
It contains everything you need to plan a trip to the state parks, navigate them once you get there, and share your experiences afterward.
•Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
