Olmstead Place State Park

Olmstead Place State Park in Kittitas County preserves a 217-acre working pioneer farm as both a historic site and an outdoor recreation area. Its character comes from a living farm museum that presents the region’s pioneer past through an active historic farm setting rather than a static exhibit. Alongside that preserved agricultural landscape, the park offers picnicking, hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, and interpretive programs. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1971, Olmstead Place remains significant as a preserved part of Washington’s settlement-era history where historic interpretation and everyday park use are closely connected.

Washington · United States