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Howard Miller Steelhead Park

Howard Miller Slide Show

Howard Miller  5-frame slide show

For all Howard Miller Steelhead Park camp site 
reservations and questions please call the
HMSP office phone:  360-853-8808 
For more information ...

Skagit-Sauk Reach Trailhead
Skagit-Sauk Reach Trailhead Project

Rusty Regan

Rusty Regan is the Park Manager. 

Points of interest:  HMSP has a boat launch on the Upper Skagit River and is visited by thousands of river rafters, both commercial and private. HMSP has the Tom Porter Cabin {Registered with the Skagit County Historical Society} that was constructed between 1881 & 1884, and the old-type ferryboat that operated on State Highway 17A until the bridge was built. 

HMSP now has the following:

 

Interested in being a Camp Host?

 

  • Tent sites 10

  • RV sites w/o hookups 3

  • RV sites with electric only 30

  • RV sites with water & electric 21

  • Adirondacks (up to 8 persons) 2

  • Three restrooms (two have showers)

  • A clubhouse with sink and cooking facilities

  • A covered picnic area

  • Trailer dump

Park Layout

Site Location Map

Click on the thumbnail to display the park site layout map and new Skagit-Sauk Reach Trail.

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Click on the thumbnail to the left to display the full size aerial photo with the trails outlined in red. Josh Greenberg, Skagit County GIS, and Lou Petersen, Park Ranger, are teaming with a GPS unit and aerial photos of our parks to map the exact locations of the trails. This file is BIG (200Kb)

 

Howard Miller was born in Skagit County, and in his adult years, served as a Skagit County Commissioner for 16 years. In 1966, Howard Miller was responsible for the first purchase of land (15 acres) that included 39 campsites; complete with electrical hook ups for RV’s, tent sites, a picnic shelter, and a restroom.

On December 2,1982 the park officially dedicated Howard Miller Steelhead Park. [HMSP].

The land was obtained from Burlington Northern Railroad, Seattle City Light, and private sources.

Eighty-eight more acres was added to HMSP in 1989.  This land was purchased from Summit Timber Co.

Howard Miller Steelhead Park Pics

 

Location

Address: 52804 Rockport Park Rd, Rockport
Imap it!

Howard Miller Steelhead Park Location Map
Take Exit 230 (Hwy 20) off I-5 and head east about 37 miles to Rockport.

Policies

  • Open for camping year around.

  • Camp in designated sites only.

  • Maximum of 14 days.

  • Quiet time 10:00 PM - 8:00 AM.

  • Dogs must be on leash.

  • Alcohol regulations strictly enforced.

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