Olmstead Place State Park

This is really a great stop to get a tour, if you are just stopping to eat it is alright, buildings are locked, but restrooms are available. Garbage can is available for clean up. This home is really in the beginning stages of transition from private to community ready tours. Worth the tour, just so much work Washington State needs to get done. Really deserves a full time employee year around to archive.
8 years ago (27-08-2017)

It was really pretty and it was nice to see the history of the place! The guide we had was wonderful as well
8 years ago (21-06-2017)

Some pretty flowers and trees that's it. Some historical building which was closed by the time set reached. I did not think it read worth the long diversion from the highway. Highway actually passes just behind this park but gotta go via circuitous path to reach in.
9 years ago (17-07-2016)

Some might find it interesting if they are really into local history. But it's pretty much just a collection of old farm machinery and a few old buildings. Looks like it is mostly used for school history education.
9 years ago (21-05-2016)

We visited this State Park after we heard about its history. The Olmstead family were one of the first settlers in the area and the family gave the farm to the state to act as a living museum. You can see the old farm equipment, the gardens with many of the original trees and the original log cabin. A must see if you are in the area
11 years ago (13-10-2014)