Interpretive Center

at Washington State Park

Description

295 The nature center is located in front of the park office near the north entrance of the park. The building was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the mid-1930s and previously housed interprtive displays, which provided a glimpse into the cultural and natural history of the park. The nature center is currently awaiting installation of new exhibits. As a result, the old exhibits have been removed and the building now serves as a visitor contact station containing informative brochures, temporary exhibits and a guest book. Self-guiding tour brochures are also available.

Hours

Sunrise to sunset, year-round

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Coordinates (latitude, longitude)

38.083779,-90.674222
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Park Hours

Park Grounds:

Sunrise to sunset, year-round.
November through March
The roads to the upper picnic shelter, pool complex, cabins and the river bottoms are closed to vehicles. They are open to foot traffic.

Park Office hours

8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, year-round.
Please note there may be times when the office is closed while staff are working in the park.