Whether camping, boating, hiking, or staying in a cabin, Millersylvania State Park, located just a few miles south of Olympia, provides a wonderfully wooded respite. This 800+acre park has 3,300 feet of freshwater shoreline along the Deep Lake. The park is filled with trails that meander through old-growth cedar and fir trees and is both lovely and historic.

Its origins date back to 1921 when the Miller family gave the property to the state. The Civilian Conservation Corps constructed the buildings in the park almost entirely by hand in 1935. Camping cabins and campground for tents, trailers, and RVs are available.

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