Nolte State Park
Under $25A small, relaxed day-use park on Deep Lake with a sandy beach, lake activities, and an easy loop trail.

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A day-use state park on the Green River with wooded hiking trails, horse trails, open fields, and salmon viewing in fall.
23700 SE Flaming Geyser Rd, Auburn, WA 98092 · Auburn, WA
Flaming Geyser State Park sits along the Green River east of Auburn in King County. Visitors can walk wooded trails, ride horses on a separate equestrian loop, play in open fields, and watch fall salmon runs. The park has picnic tables, reservable shelters, playgrounds, and swimming and kayaking areas in designated spots. It is a day-use park only, and alcohol is not allowed. Wikipedia notes that the namesake flame, fed by a methane pocket, no longer burns as of 2016, though a nearby mud-hole seep called the Bubbling Geyser can be seen on a short hike.
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