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Concrete, Washington
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The park is named in honor of the Rasar family, who donated the land to the state in 1986. source: Washington State Parks
Rasar State Park offers over 4,000 feet of freshwater shoreline along the Skagit River, providing excellent opportunities for fishing and wildlife viewing. source: Washington State Parks
Visitors can spot bald eagles, deer, and even the occasional black bear within the park's 180 acres of forest and river habitat. source: Washington State Parks
Rasar State Park features a playground, picnic areas, and several miles of hiking trails suitable for all ages. source: Washington State Parks
The park offers 18 standard campsites, 20 partial-hookup sites, and three hiker/biker sites, making it a great spot for a family camping trip. source: Washington State Parks
Rasar State Park features interpretive trails that educate visitors about the local flora, fauna, and history of the area. source: Washington State Parks
