This page contains the links to the various projects that the Skagit Parks Foundation is actively involved in teaming the Skagit County Parks and Recreation with the resources provided by private citizens. This teamwork will make these opportunities a reality for all to enjoy now and future generations to come.  If you would like your contribution to be applied to a specific project, or any county park, then just let us know and you can trust that 100% of your gift will go exactly where you want. 

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Eagle Scout Badge - Bruce Karper leads Boy Scouts from Troop 4067 as they GPS locate and place mile markers along the entire Cascade Trail.

Starbucks - Our partnership through their "Make Your Mark" program has brought volunteers together each month to work on park related projects. Visit this link to see photos of our past projects and the schedule of our planned projects. Maybe you would like to join in all the fun too?

Mud Lake Project - Leadership Skagit Class of 2007, "The History Team", built a kiosk at Mud Lake with a sign showing the past, present and future and create a park that is a valuable piece of the Centennial Trail.

Adopt-a-Trail - provides the opportunity for groups or individuals to adopt a portion of a specific county park trail and volunteer to maintain that portion of the trail. This would include picking up garbage, clearing away minor debris, checking the condition of culverts and reporting more serious maintenance conditions to Skagit County Parks and Recreation.

Art in the Parks - Building a working relationship between the Skagit Artists Together and Skagit County Parks and Recreation to bring quality art into our parks.

Rebuilding our picnic shelter at Howard Miller Steelhead Park in Rockport.

NSRA - Development of equestrian, bicycle, and hiking trails in an area northeast of Sedro- Woolley.