Homestream Park
Visit Homestream Park
Location: 504 State Route 20, Winthrop, WA 98862
Access: The park is free, and open 24 hours a day, year-round.
Parking: On-site parking is reserved for accessible parking only. General parking is available at the Winthrop Town Trailhead or the Winthrop Ice Rink. From there, follow the signs to the footpath that passes under the Highway 20 bridge, next to the Methow River Lodge and Cabins, for a short walk into the park.
Facilities: There are no restrooms or trash facilities at Homestream Park. Please help us care for this space!
Homestream Park is a place for reflection, learning, and connection. We invite you to explore, enjoy, and return often.
Homestream Park, created in 2019 by Cathy and Phil Davis through a community effort, is a public space honoring salmon, the Methow People, and the deep connections between culture, art, and the river. Located on the banks of the Methow River in Winthrop, the park features beautiful walking trails, interpretive signs, and striking bronze salmon sculptures by Indigenous artist Smoker Marchand.
In 2023, the Methow Valley Interpretive Center became the steward of Homestream Park through a generous gift from Cathy and Phil. We hold this responsibility with care, knowing our role is temporary until the Methow Descendants are ready and able to assume stewardship. Our commitment is to preserve the park as a place where salmon, culture, and community converge, and to ensure it remains open to the public for generations to come.