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Flaming Geyser State Park
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Flaming Geyser State Park Flaming Geyer Park Trail © Muntadher Alghanim
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Flaming Geyser State Park Flaming Geyer Park Trail © Muntadher Alghanim
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FLAMING GEYSER STATE PARK
FLAMING GEYSER STATE PARK
23700 SE Flaming Geyser Road
Auburn, Washington   98092
(lat:47.2771 lon:-122.0217) map location

Phone: 253-735-8839
Flaming Geyser State Park is a 480-acre day-use park with more than three miles of freshwater shoreline on the Green River. The park's most unique feature is its geysers methane seeps. Park activities include whitewater rafting and model airplane flying. The Green River is popular for rafting and other summer activities. There is an area for remote-control model-airplane flying.
Nature of the Area
The town of Black Diamond and the surrounding region, including the park, is one of the main coal mining areas in Washington. The park's underlying coal seams provide the gas for the Flaming Geyser and the Bubbling Geyser.
History of the Area
Flaming Geyser State Park has existed on this location since the 1920's. Operated as a private park into the 1960's, it fell into bankrupcy. State Parks rescued it from conversion to home development and has operated it as a park ever since.
- T Walker
Passes
A Discover Pass is required for vehicle access to Washington state parks for day use. For more information about the Discover Pass and exemptions, please visit the Discover Pass web page.
Camping
The park has no camping.
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Fishing
Anglers can enjoy freshwater fishing in the Green River. Species include steelhead, salmon and trout. A valid license is required.



Picnicking
The park provides six kitchen shelters without electricity, plus 56 sheltered and 172 unsheltered picnic tables. Kitchen shelters are reservable by calling (888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688.
- T Walker
Nature Programs
Flaming Geyser and river habitat interpretive walks lead by a park ranger are usually available with one week's advance request for groups of ten to 20 people. There is a self-guided, ADA accessible Salmon Interpretive Trail.
Birding
Birdwatchers can spot species like the American Dipper, Belted Kingfisher and Bald Eagle. The park is home to various waterfowl such as Mallards, Canada Geese and Wood Ducks. Songbirds including Black-capped Chickadees, Red-winged Blackbirds are common too. Raptors like Osprey or Cooper's Hawks may also be seen soaring above.

Visitor Comments, Memories and Reviews
July 6 Good Old Park
park review stars; one to five I have been soming to this park since I was a little girl, And I bring my kids to this park. Its a great park if your a local! people from other places just dont understand.....
March 28 Nice Park
park review stars; one to five Well to explain more about the park. The whole park was flooded about 2 to 4 feet high and it washed out most of the trails and some bridges, this is why most of the park was closed and its all open now except for the trial to the upper bubbling geyser. It has nothing to due with lack of maintence, since the park has like 4 rangers that LIVE on-site. Not to mention that you would go to a park in washington during the fall or winter and expect to find that the parks look amazing is ridiculous.
June 24 Our favorite park
park review stars; one to five This park is awesome! We were all so sad when we found out that part of it is closed!
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Seattle/Tacoma KOA
5801 South 212th Street
Kent, WA
253-872-8652
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Directions
Located between Auburn, Wash., and Black Diamond, Wash., on the state's western side in King County.

From SR 18:Take the Auburn-Black Diamond Rd. exit. Travel east on Auburn -Black Diamond Rd. approximately 1/8 mile to Green Valley Rd. Turn right (southeast) onto Green Valley Rd. Continue on Green Valley Rd. about nine miles to park entrance. Turn right into park.

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