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Tolt-MacDonald Park adventures

Tolt-MacDonald Park Adventures

Tolt-MacDonald Park is a versatile outdoor destination in Washington offering camping, trails, and river access, all amidst scenic natural beauty.

574
Acres Protected
12
Miles of Trails
150,000
Annual Visitors
1976
Year Established

About Tolt-MacDonald Park

Tolt-MacDonald Park
 

Tolt-MacDonald Park, located near Carnation, Washington, is a 574-acre park that combines lush river environments with diverse recreational facilities. The park is situated at the confluence of the Snoqualmie and Tolt Rivers, providing unique ecosystems and habitats for an array of wildlife, including various fish species and birdlife. Established in 1976, the park offers a 500-foot suspension bridge crossing the Snoqualmie River, connecting visitors to its extensive network of trails suitable for hiking and mountain biking. The park is a popular gateway for outdoor enthusiasts and families. It provides numerous camping opportunities, including yurts and group campsites, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in nature while enjoying modern amenities. The park's proximity to Seattle makes it an excellent day-trip destination and a peaceful getaway from urban life.

Highlights

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The iconic 500-foot suspension bridge over the Snoqualmie River

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Ecological diversity at the confluence of two rivers

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Accessible campgrounds and yurts for overnight stays

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Expansive trail system for hiking and mountain biking

Notable Natural Features

Suspension Bridge

A 500-foot bridge offering stunning views over the Snoqualmie River.

Confluence of Rivers

The meeting point of the Snoqualmie and Tolt Rivers, creating rich aquatic environments.

Yurt Camping

Available for a unique camping experience with added comfort.