Washington State Accessible Outdoor Recreation Guide - Coastal Region |
Coastal Region
Accessible Recreation Overview
Attention: Several Agencies have closed accessible recreation sites.
Due to these closures, some sites and corresponding numbers previously represented on maps
and listings may no longer be within this system.
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Accessible: Based on criteria within the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG). Facility is connected with barrier-free-route-of-travel from an accessible parking area. Due to topography and the primitive nature of some sites, these routes may not be accessible to all with disabilities.
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George Adams Hatchery (WDFW)
From Shelton, go north on US 101 for about 8 miles. Turn left (west) onto Skokomish Valley Rd then right into the hatchery.
Features: Chinook, coho, and chum salmon.
Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
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McKernan Hatchery (WDFW)
From Shelton, go north on US 101 for about 8 miles. Turn left (west) onto Skokomish Valley Rd. Go 1.75 miles and turn left onto Deyette Rd. At end of road, turn right and continue to hatchery.
Features: Chum and fall chinook salmon.
Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
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Eells Springs Hatchery (WDFW)
From Shelton, go north on US 101 for about 8 miles. Turn left onto Skokomish Valley Rd for 4 miles and turn left onto Eells Hill Rd to the hatchery.
Features: Large multi-species trout hatchery.
Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
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Island Lake (WDFW)
Public Fishing Area
From US 101 (milepost 344), go east on Shelton Springs Rd for 0.6 mile. Turn north on Island Lake Rd for 0.5 mile, and then northwest on Island Lake Drive for 0.4 mile to access on the right.
Features: Undeveloped bank fishing; gravel parking area.
Steep bank to lake.Other Info: Refer to current fishing rules.Updated: 9/9/2002
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Limerick Lake (WDFW)
Public Fishing Access Area
Go east from Shelton for 4.2 miles on SR 3, then north on Mason Lk Rd for 2.2 miles. Go west on St Andres Dr for 0.5 mile to site.
Features: Level, gravel parking area. Undeveloped grass bank.
Updated: 9/9/2002
Located on the south shore of Hood Canal, eight miles west of Belfair, Wash.
From Bremerton:
Take Hwy. 3 southwest to Belfair, and go west on Hwy. 106 eight miles to the park.
From Hwy. 101:
Drive east on Hwy. 106 for 12 miles to the park.
From downtown Seattle:
Take a beautiful, one-hour ferry ride to Bremerton, then a half hour drive on Hwy. 3 southwest to Belfair. From Belfair, go west eight miles on Hwy. 106 to park entrance.
Features: Saltwater access. Accessible utility campsite.
Other Info: marine pumpout.
Updated: 10/31/2005
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Coulter Creek Hatchery (WDFW)
From Allyn, go east on SR 302. Turn left on to Coulter Creek Rd. First driveway on left.
Features: Returning adult salmon in fall: chinook and coho.
Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
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Belfair (SP)
Go to website.
Reservation phone: (888) 226-7688
Reservation hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific Time.
Located three miles west of Belfair, Wash.
From I-5 in Tacoma:
Take SR 16 west across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and travel approximately 27 miles toward Bremerton and Belfair. After the Port Orchard exits, the highway merges into three lanes. Exit from the left lane to Belfair on SR 3 south. Turn left at the traffic signal and take SR 3 south approximatrely eight miles to Belfair. Turn right at the signal just after Safeway and follow SR 300 approximately three miles to park entrance.
From Bremerton and the Bremerton-Seattle ferry:
Take Hwy. 304 to Hwy. 3 south, approximately 15 miles, to Belfair. Turn right at the signal just after the Safeway, and follow SR 300 approximately three miles to park entrance.
From I-5 in Olympia:
Take Hwy. 8 west approximately six miles to Hwy. 101 north, and follow Hwy. 101 11 miles to Shelton. In Shelton, exit at sign marking Hwy. 3 north and proceed 26 miles to Belfair. Turn left at the signal next to Safeway, and follow SR 300 approximately three miles to park entrance.
Features: Beach access. Other Info: Dump station available.
Updated: 9/8/2005
From Belfair take State Route 300 for 3.5 mi. Turn right on Belfair-Tahuya Rd. and go 1.9 mi. Turn right on Elfendahl Pass Rd. and go 2.3 mi. Trailhead is on the right.
Features: Staging area for mountain bike, motorcyle, ATV, and 4x4 events, 400 people maximum for events. Special use permit required for events. Call (360) 825-1631 for information.
Self contained (RV) camping only.Updated: 2/24/2012
From Belfair, take State Route 300 for 3.5 mi. Turn right on Belfair-Tahuya Rd. Go 3.2 mi. Turn right on Spillman Rd. Go 2.1 mi. Turn left and go 0.8 mi to site.
Features: UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE - Tahuya River Campground will be open only by permit. For reservations email to: ray.minish@wadnr.gov or call (360) 801-1080.
Horse-mounting ramp, horse trails Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
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Maggie Lake (WDFW)
Public Fishing Access Area
In Belfair on SR 3, turn west onto SR 300 (name changes to North Shore Rd). Follow to Belfair Tahuya Rd. Turn right and go 2.5 miles to site.
Features: Level, gravel parking and gravel boat launch.
Updated: 9/9/2002
Located 12 miles north of Shelton, Wash., on the state's western side.
From Shelton:
Drive twelve miles north on U.S. Hwy. 101 to park entrance.
From Hoodsport:
Drive three miles south on U.S. Hwy. 101 to park entrance.
Features: Fantastic view of Hood Canal
Other Info: Beach access, 5 mooring buoys, dump station available
Utility campsite Updated: 9/8/2005
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Hoodsport Hatchery (WDFW)
At the north end of Hoodsport on US 101. Hatchery is east of the highway, just north of the Finch Creek Bridge.
Features: Salmon-rearing facility.
Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
Start on US 101 along Hood Canal, 2 mi S of Eldon. Take Jorsted Creek Rd (Forest Service Rd 24) for 7.2 mi. Site is on right.
Features: Stream, forest.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
From Hoodsport on SR 119, go north 10 mi to end of SR 119. Turn left and continue on 6 mi to campground.
Features: 0.9 mi trail is nearby. Trails provide access to views of the North Fork Skokomish River, 800 year old cedar tree (fell in 1988 during heavy rains). Other Info: Toilet located in loop A Updated: 5/22/2003
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Hamma Hamma Campground (USDA FS)
Hood Canal Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 877-5254
TDD phone: (360) 877-5254
From Hoodsport, drive N on US 101 for 14 mi. Turn left (W) onto FS 25. Go 6 mi to site.
Features: Hamma Hamma Living Legacy trail to river
Located on the Olympic Peninsula on the west side of Hood Canal, six miles south of Brinnon,Wash., and seven miles north of Eldon, Wash.
From Dosewallips State Park:
Drive south nine miles on Hwy. 101.
Features: Beach access Updated: 9/8/2005
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Seal Rock Campground (USDA FS)
Quilcene Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 765-2200
TDD phone: (360) 765-2200
Reservation phone: 3607964886
From Brinnon, drive N on US 101 for 2 mi to campground.
Features: Native American/Marine Biological interpretive trails Other Info: Swimming, oyster picking along Hood Canal
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Falls View Campground (USDA FS)
Quilcene Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 765-2200
TDD phone: (360) 765-2200
Reservation phone: 3607964886
From Quilcene, drive S on US 101 for 3.5 mi to campground.
Features: Heavily-wooded terrain along Big Quilcene River, 0.5 mi trail to river
Located on the Olympic Peninsula, eight miles south of Port Townsend, Wash.
From Port Townsend:
Take SR 20 south for 6.7 miles, then turn east on Anderson Lake Rd. Proceed 1.1 miles to park entrance.
From Hwy. 101 heading north:
At Discovery Bay, turn right onto Hwy. 20. Go 3.7 miles to Anderson Lake Rd., and turn right. Follow this road for 1.1 miles, and turn left into park entrance.
Features: 4.4 mi of hiking trails circling lake, fishing for trout.
Other Info: Limited winter hours, day use only.
Updated: 9/8/2005
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Fort Flagler (SP)
Go to website.
Reservation phone: (888) 226-7688
Reservation hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific Time.
Located eight miles northeast of Hadlock (Port Hadlock), Wash., on the northern tip of Marrowstone Island.
From Seattle or Edmonds:
Take Kingston Ferry or Bainbridge Island Ferry, and follow signs to Hood Canal Bridge. Cross over and drive five miles, then turn right onto easily-missed Hwy. 19 (Beaver Valley Rd.). Travel 10 miles to the Chimacum four-way stop. Take a right on Chimacum-Center Rd. At four-way stop in Port Hadlock, turn right onto Oak Bay Rd. Go approximately one mile and turn left onto SR 116. Fort Flagler is at end of road, approximately 10 miles from the Oak Bay Rd.
From Port Townsend:
Take Hwy. 20 and travel three miles to the traffic light at Ness' Corner Rd. Go straight through the light, which puts you on Hwy. 19. In approximately eight miles, turn left onto SR 116 (Oak Bay Rd.). Go through Port Hadlock approximately two miles, and take a sharp left, staying on SR 116. Follow to park entrance at end of highway. Park is about ten miles from Oak Bay Rd. turnoff.
Features: Fort Flagler State Park is a 784-acre marine camping park surrounded on three sides by 19,100 feet of saltwater shoreline. The park rests on a high bluff overlooking Puget Sound, with views of the Olympic and Cascade Mountains. Many historic buildings remain at this 19th-century-established military fort.
Other Info: Environmental learning center, group camps, 7 mooring buoys (boat launch and bouy floats removed in winter), dumpstation.
Utility campsite, house. Updated: 9/8/2005
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Port Townsend City Dock (WDFW)
Follow SR 20 to Port Townsend, and the waterfront.
Features: City managed fishing pier. Updated: 8/22/2002
Located in the Victorian Seaport of Port Townsend, Wash.
From South Seattle and Tacoma:
Take the Tacoma Narrows Bridge (Hwy. 16) northwest to Bremerton, and Hwy. 3 north to the Hood Canal Bridge. Cross the bridge and take Hwy. 19 (about five miles, turn right) north through Chimacum to Port Townsend. With normal traffic, it is 1 1/2 hours driving from the Tacoma Narrows bridge to Fort Worden State Park.
From Seattle or Everett:
Take the Bainbridge Island or Edmonds/Kingston ferry, and travel to the Hood Canal Bridge. Cross the bridge and in about five miles take Hwy. 19 north (to the right) through Chimacum to Port Townsend. With normal traffic, it is one hour from Kingston to Fort Worden State Park.
From Mt. Vernon, Bellingham, Vancouver B.C.:
Take Hwy. 20 west from Mt. Vernon to Whidbey Island, follow it south to the Keystone Ferry. Take the Keystone Ferry (1/2 hour crossing time) to Port Townsend.
From Olympia:
Either use the Tacoma directions, or follow the scenic route up Hood Canal on Hwy. 101. From Olympia, the travel time either way, depending on traffic is about two hours.
Features: Fort Worden State Park Conference Center is a 433-acre multi-use park with 11,020 feet of saltwater shoreline and a wide variety of services and facilities. The park rests on a high bluff overlooking Puget Sound. Many historic buildings remain at this 19th century military fort.
Other Info: Beach access, 8 mooring buoys, (boat launch and buoy floats removed in winter), dump stations available.
Utility campsite, pier, houses, dining hall, meeting rooms, group activities. Updated: 9/8/2005
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Sequim Bay (SP)
Go to website.
Reservation phone: (888) 226-7688
Reservation hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific Time.
Located about three miles southeast of Sequim, Wash., on Hwy. 101 and Sequim Bay.
From Sequim:
Drive three miles southeast on Hwy. 101.
Features: Beach access.
Other Info: 6 mooring buoys (boat launch and buoy floats removed in winter), dump station.
Utility campsite, Environmental Learning Center. Updated: 9/8/2005
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Dungeness Forks Campground (USDA FS)
Quilcene Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 765-2200
TDD phone: (360) 765-2200
From Sequim, drive E on US 101 for 3 mi to Palo Alto Rd. Turn right. Go about 5 mi. (Road changes into FS 28.) Turn right onto FS 2880 and drive 2 mi to site.
Features: Secluded river setting
Other Info: Nearby Buckhorn Wilderness has 53 mi of hiking trails
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East Crossing Campground (USDA FS)
Quilcene Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 765-2200
TDD phone: (360) 765-2200
From Sequim, drive E on US 101 for 3 mi to Palo Alto Rd. Turn right for about 6 mi. (Road changes into FS 28.) Turn right on FS 2860 and drive 2 mi to site.
Features: Primitive campsites scattered in old growth
Other Info: Nearby Buckhorn Wilderness has 53 mi of hiking trails
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Dungeness Hatchery (WDFW)
From Sequim, drive west on US 101 for 1.5 miles. Turn left onto Taylor Cutoff Rd for 2.5 miles. When road veers right, go straight onto Fish Hatchery Rd. Continue 1.5 miles to site.
Features: Fish viewing. Other Info: Trail to river is steep and rutted.Updated: 8/22/2002
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Olympic National Park Visitor Center (ONP)
In Port Angeles from US 101, turn S on Race St. Follow 1 mi. to visitor center.
Features: Center features exhibits on the natural and cultural history of the park, including a lowland forest display, braille exhibit, audio programs and displays with sound effects. The park orientation film presentation is shown on request with a large script available. Other Info: 0.5 mi Living Forest Trail passes through second growth forest and wetland setting with views of Peabody Creek. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Heart O' The Hills Campground (ONP)
From Port Angeles on US 101 turn S on Race St. Follow 1 mi. to Heart O' The Hills Parkway. Follow parkway 5 mi. to campground.
Features: Amphitheater Other Info: Campsites in loop A Updated: 5/22/2003
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Elwha Rearing Channel (WDFW)
From Port Angeles, drive west on US 101 about 4 miles. Turn right onto Laird Rd. Continue about 1 mile and turn left onto Elwha Rd. Turn left onto Crown Z Water Rd to the hatchery.
Features: Fish viewing. Updated: 8/23/2002
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Elwha Campground (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go W for 7 mi on US 101. Turn left at Elwha River Rd. Follow 3 mi to campground.
Features: Amphitheater Updated: 5/22/2003
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Altair Campground at Elwha (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go W for 7 mi. on US 101. Turn left at Elwha River Rd. Follow 2.5 mi to campground entrance.
Updated: 5/22/2003
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Madison Falls Trail at Elwha (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 7 mi. W on US 101. Turn left at Elwha River Rd. Follow 2 mi. to signed trailhead.
Features: This short paved trail winds through a meadow and into the forest where it follows Madison Creek to a 60 foot high waterfall that plummets over basalt cliffs. Other Info: Area is also known for its pioneer history. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Whiskey Bend Trailhead at Elwha (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 7 mi. W on US 101. Turn left at Elwha River Rd. Follow 4 mi. to Whiskey Bend Rd (a narrow dirt/gravel road). Turn left on Whiskey Bend and follow 5 mi. to trailhead.
Features: Approx. 1000 ft of the trail from Whiskey Bend to low divide is accessible with assistance. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center (ONP)
In Port Angeles from US 101, turn S onto Race Street. Follow 1 mi to Heart O' the Hills Parkway. Follow 5 mi to entrance station and continue on Hurricane Ridge Rd 12 mi to Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center.
Features: Excellent views of Olympic Mountains and Strait of Juan de Fuca, subalpine meadows, 0.5 mi loop trails. Other Info: Elevator or ramp provides access to lower level terrace with picnic tables, gift shop, and snack bar. Hurricane Hill Trail begins at the end of Hurricane Ridge Rd. The 1.5 mi paved trail climbs through mountain meadows to the top of Hurricane Hill. The first 0.5 mi is accessible with assitance, but has steep drop-offs with no guard rail.Updated: 5/22/2003
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Deer Park Campground Blue Mtn Overlook (ONP)
From Port Angeles on US 101, go east 4 mi. Turn right on Deer Park Road and continue 18 mi to campground. The last 9 miles of road are narrow and unpaved.
Features: Outstanding view of Olympic Mountains and Strait of Juan de Fuca on clear days. Other Info: Deer Park Road is closed to vehicles in winter. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Boulder Creek Trailhead at Elwha (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 7 mi W on US 101. Turn left at Elwha River Rd. Follow 6 mi to Glines Canyon Dam and follow Boulder Creek Rd 4 mi to trailhead.
Features: Approx. .25 mi of the trail, to Cougar Creek, is accessible. with assistance.Updated: 5/22/2003
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Lake Cresent Lodge (ONP)
Reservation phone: 3609283211
From Port Angeles, go 20 mi W on US 101 and follow signs to lodge.
Features: Nearby Moments in Time Trail, accessible with assistance, is a 2/3 mi loop trail of curshed rock. Lodge has restaurant and cabins. Other Info: The main lodge building with resaurant and one room are accessible. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Lake Cresent Ranger Station (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 20 mi W on US 101 and signs to Ranger Station.
Features: Nearby Moments in Time Trail Other Info: Nearby Marymere Falls Trail winds through old growth forest on its way to a 90 foot waterfall. The first 1/2 mi - to an overlook on Barnes Creek - is accessible with assistance. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Log Cabin Resort at Lake Cresent (ONP)
Reservation phone: (360) 928-3325
From Port Angeles, go 17 mi W on US 101 to East Beach Rd. Follow signs 3 mi to Log Cabin Resort.
Other Info: Toilet at RV Campground. Nearby Spruce Railroad Trail, has accessible toilet at trailhead and 1000 ft of accessible trail. Updated: 5/22/2003
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East Beach at Lake Cresent (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 17 mi W on US 101 to East Beach Rd. Follow signs 1 mi to East Beach.
Other Info: Accessible ramp to beach is available. Updated: 2/2/2001
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West Spruce Railroad Trailhead at Lake Cresent (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 26 mi W on US 101 and go 5 mi to end of Camp David Jr. Rd.
Features: 1.0 mi of trail. Excellent views of Lake Cresent and mountain peaks to south. Other Info: First 100ft of trail from parking area leading up to trail on old railroad grade is steep and requires assistance.Updated: 5/22/2003
SR 112 between mileposts 46-47. Go N on paved road 0.4 mi. Turn left to site.
Features: Salmon and steelhead fishing area on river. Interpretive sign explaining how Lyre River got its name.Updated: 2/24/2012
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Fairholm Campground at Lake Cresent (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 26 mi W on US 101 and follow signs 0.25 mi to campground on Camp David Jr. Rd.
Features: Amphitheater, nearby Fairholm General Store has small café. Other Info: Campsites on Loop A and Loop B Updated: 5/22/2003
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Salmon Cascades at Sol Duc (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 28 mi W on US 101 to Sol Duc River Rd. Follow 8 mi to signs for Cascade parking area.
Features: A short gravel-dirt path leads from Sol Duc Rd to a wooden platform overlooking the Sol Duc River and small cascades. Leaping salmon can often be seen in the fall. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort (ONP)
Reservation phone: (360) 327-3583
From Port Angeles, go 28 mi W on US 101 to Sol Duc River Rd and signs 14 mi to resort.
Features: Hot spring pools, swimming pool, several rental cabins and restaurant. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Sol Duc Campground (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 28 mi W on US 101 to Sol Duc River Rd and signs 14 mi to campground.
Features: Amphitheater Other Info: Campsites on Loop A Updated: 5/22/2003
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Kloshe Nanitch Lookout (USDA FS)
Sol Duc Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 374-6522
TDD phone: (360) 374-1218
From Port Angeles, drive W on US 101 for 40 mi. Just past milepost 212, turn right onto Snider Rd for 0.5 mi. Turn right onto FS 3040. Travel 5 mi. Turn E onto FS 3040 595 for 2 mi to site.
Features: Views of Lake Crescent and Mt. Olympus from lookout
Other Info: ROUGH ROAD, backroad driving experience is critical
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Klahowya Campground (USDA FS)
Sol Duc Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 374-6522
TDD phone: (360) 374-1218
9 mi W of Crescent Lake, US 101. Turn right into site at campground sign.
Features: Pioneer's Path nature trail leading to river viewpoint Other Info: Amphitheatre, hand carry boat launch, beautiful rain forest setting
hand carry boat launch, beautiful rain forest setting
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Sol Duc River - Bear Creek Access (WDFW)
Public Fishing Access Area
From Forks, go north for 14.7 miles on US 101. Turn south on Hilstrom Rd and go 0.6 mile to end.
Features: Primarily steelhead fishing, but some salmon and sea-run cutthroat are available.
Paved, flat parking area. Other Info: Refer to current fishing rules.Updated: 9/9/2002
Located on S side US 101 at milepost 206.
Features: Wooded setting,interpretive sign.
trail to river overlook Updated: 2/24/2012
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Sol Duc Hatchery (WDFW)
From Port Angeles, drive west on US 101. Just past milepost 204, turn left onto Mary Clark Rd and immediately right onto Pavel Rd. Follow road to the hatchery.
Features: Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
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Calawah River (WDFW)
Public Fishing Area
Site is located north of Forks, just outside the city limits on the east side of US 101.
Features: Paved parking. Other Info: Managed by City of Forks.
Updated: 9/9/2002
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Sol Duc River - Whitcomb Dimmel (WDFW)
Public Fishing Access Area
From Forks, go north for 2.4 miles on US 101. Turn east on Whicomb Dimmel Rd to its end.
Features: Gravel boat launch.
Paved, flat parking area. Other Info: Refer to current fishing rules.Updated: 9/9/2002
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Bogachiel Hatchery (WDFW)
Hatchery
Follow highway US 101 to Forks, go West on Bogachiel Way (stop light). Go about 2 miles Bearing to the left and follow the signs to the hatchery.
Features: Steelhead and salmon fishing.
There is an accessible bankside fishing area on the rearing pond in the hatchery grounds. It is an annual event in the spring to fish for left over trout in the pond. There is an accessible trail from the boat launch parking lot to an accessible fishing platform on the outlet creek from the hatchery at the Bogachiel River. Other Info: The accessible platform for fishing is elevated above the river to avoid flooding. It is not at river level but can be used during higher water. A long handle net or assistance would be needed to land fish. Obey the posted signs for closed waters near the platform.Updated: 3/30/2001
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Bogachiel River - Leyendecker Access (WDFW)
Public Fishing Area
From Forks, go 1.6 miles north on US 101. Turn west on Leland Cut-Off Rd and go 1.4 miles. Turn left at public fishing sign.
Features: Fishing
Other Info: Gravel parking lot
Updated: 9/9/2002
From Forks, go North 1 mi on US 101 to SR 110. Follow signs 11 mi to Mora.
Features: Amphitheater. Other Info: Camp sites on Loop B Updated: 5/22/2003
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Rialto Beach at Mora (ONP)
From Forks, go North 1 mi on US 101 to SR 110. Follow signs 12 mi to Rialto Beach.
Features: 0.1 mi paved trail leads from the parking lot to coastal forest at the picnic area. View of Pacific Ocean. Other Info: Extent of view at end of trail depends on amount of driftwood and cobbles washed onto trail. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Ozette Campground (ONP)
From Forks, go N on US 101 to SR 113. Take SR 113 N and continue W on SR 112 past Sekiu to Hoko Ozette Rd. Follow signs to Ozette.
Features: View of Lake Ozette and Ozette River.
Other Info: Toilet is near Ranger Station 400ft from campground. High water in winter covers most of campground.Updated: 2/1/2001
Located six miles south of Forks, Wash., on the northwest tip of the state.
From Forks:
Take Hwy. 101 south six miles to park entrance on right.
Updated: 9/8/2005
Start on US 101 between mileposts 176 and 177. Site is E of hwy between road and river.
Features: Wooded setting, located along the Hoh River. There are some riverside campsites.
Bring your own water.Other Info: Handcarry boat launch.
Updated: 2/24/2012
Start on U.S. 101 between mileposts 178 and 179. Go east on Hoh Rainforest Road (Upper Hoh County Rd) for 4.6 miles. Located about 1.1 miles past Willoughby Creek Campground.
Features: Wooded setting with some large spruce trees. The Hoh River is located across the county road from the campground. An interpretive sign is located within the campground.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
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Hoh Visitor Center/ Campground (ONP)
From Aberdeen, go North 95 mi on US 101 to Hoh River Rd between mileposts 178 and 179. Go 18 mi to end of road.
Features: Amphitheater, 0.25 mi paved Mini Rain Forest Trail, 1 mi. unpaved Spruce Nature Trail accessible with assistance. Other Info: Campsites, toilet, and amphitheater on Loop A Updated: 5/22/2003
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Ruby Beach at Kalaloch (ONP)
From Aberdeen, go North 77 mi on US 101. Follow signs to Ruby Beach.
Features: Accessible viewpoint overlooking Ruby Beach and Cedar Creek. Other Info: The 800 ft (with no steps) trail to beach is steep (15% to 20% in areas) and ends behind beach logs. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Beach Trail #4 at Kalaloch (ONP)
From Aberdeen, go North 74 mi. on US 101. Follow signs to Beach #4.
Features: Pacific Ocean overlook. Other Info: 200 ft trail to overlook Updated: 5/22/2003
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Kalaloch Campground (ONP)
From Aberdeen, go North 71 mi on US 101. Follow signs to campground.
Features: Amphitheater, Pacific Ocean overlooks. First 1000 ft of nearby Kalaloch Nature Trail is accessible with assistance. Other Info: Campground reservations required in summer. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Kalaloch Lodge (ONP)
Reservation phone: 3609622271
From Aberdeen, go North 71 mi on US 101. Follow signs to Lodge.
Features: Rental cabins, resaurant, convenience store, gasoline, and Pacific Ocean overlook. Beach access trail accessible with assistance. Updated: 5/22/2003
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Quinault Ranger Station (ONP)
From Aberdeen, go North 47 mi on US 101. Turn right at North Shore Rd. Follow 5 mi to Ranger Station.
Features: 1.5 mile Kestner Homestead Trail and 0.25 mile Maple Glade Trail. Both trails are accessible with assistance.Updated: 5/22/2003
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Falls Creek Campground (USDA FS)
Quinault Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 288-2525
TDD phone: (360) 288-2525
From Aberdeen, drive N on US 101 for 38 mi and turn right onto S Shore Rd. Travel 3 mi to site.
Features: Old-growth temperate rain forest setting along Lake Quinault
Other Info: Swimming, boating, nearby Colonel Bob Wilderness
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Gatton Creek Campground (USDA FS)
Quinault Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 288-2525
TDD phone: (360) 288-2525
From Aberdeen, drive N on US 101 for 38 mi and turn right onto S Shore Rd. Travel 3.5 mi to site.
Features: Old growth temperate rain forest along Lake Quinault with mountain views
Other Info: Nearby Colonel Bob Wilderness, RV parking
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Campbell Tree Grove Campground (USDA FS)
Quinault Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 288-2525
TDD phone: (360) 288-2525
From Aberdeen, drive N on US 101 for 23 mi to FS 22. Turn right. Continue 8 mi. Turn left onto FS 2204. Drive 14 mi to site.
Features: Rustic setting along W Fork Humptulips River
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Humptulips Hatchery (WDFW)
From Aberdeen, go norht on US 101 for 22 miles. Cross the Humptulips River Bridge, and turn left at the next road. Continue to hatchery on left.
Features: Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
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Failor Lake (WDFW)
Public Fishing Area
From Hoquiam, go north for 9.9 miles on US 101, then left at Public Fishing sign. Go 3.7 miles to access at end of road.
Features: Undeveloped bank fishing. Flat, gravel parking area.
Updated: 8/22/2002
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Hoquiam River - East Fork (WDFW)
Public Fishing Access Area
From Aberdeen, go north 3.2 miles on US 101, then east on 16th street. Go 5 miles to public fishing sign. Site is on the left.
Features: Natural bank fishing; crushed gravel parking area.
Other Info: A canoe-type craft is best suited to access difficult areas.
Refer to current fishing regulations.Updated: 8/23/2002
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Olympic Wildlife Area (WDFW)
Go 13 miles north of Aberdeen on Wishkah Road to the Wildlife Area.
Features: Crushed rock parking surface. Wildlife viewing from vehicle. Undeveloped area scattered throughout the Wishkah Valley, managed for elk, blacktail deer and black bear habitat. Wishkah River has winter steelhead, coho salmon, and sea-run cutthroat.
Updated: 8/22/2002
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Lake Aberdeen Hatchery (WDFW)
From Aberdeen, go east on US 12 for 3 miles. Turn left (north) onto Aberdeen Lake Drive for 0.25 mile to the hatchery.
Features: Fish viewing. Other Info: Lake access through city park.
Updated: 8/22/2002
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Wynoochee River - White Bridge (WDFW)
Public Fishing Area
From Montesano, go W 0.9 mi on SR 8. Exit at Wynoochee Lake - Devonshire Rd, and go N on Wynoochee Valley Rd, 11.7 mi. Turn left at Public Fishing sign. Follow dirt road 0.5 mi to its end.
Features: Flat gravel parking lot. Winter and summer steelhead, coho salmon and sea-run cutthroat are available.
Other Info: See current fishing rulesUpdated: 5/22/2003
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Coho Campground (USDA FS)
Hood Canal Ranger District Contact phone: (360) 877-5254
TDD phone: (360) 877-5254
From Montesano, drive W on US 101 for 1 mi and turn right (N) onto Wynoochee Valley Rd and FS 22. Travel 35 mi and turn left to stay on FS 22. Turn right onto FS 2294 and drive 1 mi to site.
Features: Swimming available in Lake Wynoochee
Other Info: Dump station available
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Friends Landing (WDFW)
Managed by Grays Harbor Trout UnlimitedContact phone: (360) 533-4453
From Montesano, drive west on US 12 for about 2 miles to the Devonshire Rd exit. Go 1.5 miles on Devonshire Rd to Katon Rd. Turn left and follow Katon Rd to site at end.
Features: Lake and river fishing. Other Info: Private/public partnership area developed for accessibilty. Refer to current fishing regulations.Updated: 8/22/2002
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Chehalis River - So. Monte (WDFW)
Public Fishing Access Area
From Montesano, go south for 0.8 miles on SR 107. Turn left at the Public Fishing sign before the Chehalis River bridge. Site is located at end of road.
Features: Flat, gravel parking area; three lane launch ramp.
Other Info: Refer to current fishing rules.Updated: 8/23/2002
Located one mile north of Montesano, Wash.
From Olympia:
Drive west on Hwy. 101 to SR 8, and west on SR 8 to SR 12. Follow signs to Montesano. Lake Sylvia is a mile north of the SR 12/Lake Sylvia exit.
Features: Accessible tent camping space, blacktop trails around picnic areas and beach access, fishing access points along lake and boardwalk to dam, restrooms and showers are available. Hard packed gravel trails also. Other Info: Dump station available
Updated: 9/8/2005
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Satsop River - Bridge Site (WDFW)
Public Fishing Site
From Montesano, go east on SR-12, over Satsop River Bridge. Access is on right.
Features: Gravel parking lot, slight uphill paved path to toilet.
Paved designated parking. Other Info: Refer to current fishing rules.Updated: 8/22/2002
Located 12 miles north of Elma, Wash., on the East Fork of the Satsop River.
From Elma:
Drive 12 miles north on the East Satsop Road. The park is also accessible via the Brady exit from U.S. Hwy. 12. This route offers a scenic 10-mile drive.
Other Info: Dump station available
Updated: 9/8/2005
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Bingham Creek Hatchery (WDFW)
From Elma, go west on US 12 for 3 miles. At Brady, travel north on West Satsop Matlock Brady Rd for 14 miles. Turn right on Fish Hatchery Rd. Go 4 miles to the hatchery.
Features: Salmon-rearing facility
Fish viewing Other Info: Fishing area is asphalt and landscaped grass
Updated: 8/22/2002
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Chehalis Wildlife Area (WDFW)
Waterfowl Viewing and Hunting Blind
Head West on US 12 towards Montesano. About 2 miles past Elma turn left (south) on Schouweiler Road. Stay right past gravel pits to end of road. Go left 100 yards to accessible parking area on right.
Features: Sloughs and ponds with largemouth bass, crappie, trout. Waterfowl hunting and viewing. Some gravel walking paths.
Accessible duck hunting/ wildlife viewing blind. Other Info: Undeveloped area. Flat, gravel parking area.
An accessible duck hunting blind is located at the end of a concrete path 300 feet from the accessible parking. Hunting has priority use over wildlife viewing during the open waterfowl hunting season. Open to use by all hunters, but hunters with a
WDFW disabled hunter permit have priority use if occupied at least one hour before daylight. Disabled hunters should occupy this blind early on weekends. Limited turn around, not recommended for larger vehicles.Updated: 12/2/2003
6 mi S of Elma, start at junction of US 12 and Porter Creek Rd. Go NE on Porter Creek Rd (becomes C-1100 Rd.) for 3.4 mi. At 4-way intersection, go straight on B-line Rd for 0.6 mi. Site is on left & right.
Features: Woodland stream setting.
Other Info: Site connects to both horse trails and motorcycle trails.
Updated: 2/24/2012
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North Beach Seashore Ocean Access (SP)
State Route 109 at Moclips.
Features: beach access
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Pacific Beach (SP)
Go to website.
Reservation phone: (888) 226-7688
Reservation hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific Time.
Located 15 miles north of Ocean Shores, Wash., off SR 109.
From Hoquiam:
Follow SR 109, 30 miles northwest to the town of Pacific Beach. The park is located in town.
Features: Surf fishing, beach access
Other Info: dump station available
Utility campsite, showers, Updated: 9/8/2005
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Ocean City (SP)
Go to website.
Reservation phone: (888) 226-7688
Reservation hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific Time.
Located on the coast one-and-a-half miles north of Ocean Shores on Hwy. 115.
From Hoquiam:
Drive 16 miles west on SR 109, then turn south on SR 115 and drive 1.2 miles to the park.
Features: Beach access
Other Info: Group camping
Utility campsite Updated: 9/8/2005
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N Beach Seashore Ocean Beach Access at Chance A La Mer (SP)
Contact phone: (360) 289-3553
State Route 115 at Ocean Shores.
Features: Beach access
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Humptulips River - Morley (WDFW)
Public Fishing Area
From Hoquiam go norht for 10.4 miles on SR 109, then left at public fishing sign. Access is at end of road.
Features: Undeveloped bank fishing. Flat, gravel parking.
Updated: 5/22/2003
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John's River Wildlife Area (WDFW)
Wildlife Area - fishing, viewingContact phone: 360-533-5676
From Aberdeen, go west on SR 105 approximately 12 miles, after crossing John's River bridge take the first left on John's River Road. Go one block and turn left on George Clark Road, go to end of road and turn right down into the site.
Features: Field areas, occasionally flooded, for waterfowl and winter elk pasture. Fish for winter steelhead, coho salmon and sea-run cutthroat.
A loading ramp to allow for a transfer onto a horse or into a boat on a trailer from a wheelchair is provided. A level paved 12 foot wide dike trail to the viewing/hunting blind is 2,900 feet long. Other Info: The accessible blind is better suited for wildlife viewing but can be used for hunting waterfowl. Boaters: river is tidally influenced.Updated: 3/30/2001
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Westhaven (SP)
Contact phone: (360) 268-9717
North of Westport, State Route 105.
Features: Bbeach access
Trail to Westport Light
Located on the Pacific Ocean at Westport, WA, 22 miles southwest of Aberdeen, Wash.
From Westport:
Drive west on Ocean Ave. about one mile to park entrance.
Features: Beach access
Trail to Westhaven Updated: 9/8/2005
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Twin Harbors (SP)
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Reservation phone: (888) 226-7688
Reservation hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m Pacific Time.
Located three miles south of Westport, Wash., on Hwy. 105.
From Aberdeen:
Travel south on Hwy. 105 toward Westport for 17 miles. Watch for signs as you enter the Westport area.
Features: Sandy trails to ocean
Other Info: Utility campsite, kitchen, group facilities, dump station available
Showers Updated: 9/8/2005
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S Beach Seashore Ocean Beach Access at Bonges Avenue (SP)
Contact phone: (360) 268-9717
South of Twin Harbors State Park, State Route 105.
Features: Beach access
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Grayland Beach (SP)
Go to website.
Reservation phone: (888) 226-7688
Reservation hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific Time.
Located five miles south of Westport, Wash.
From Aberdeen:
Travel 22 miles on Hwy. 105 south to Grayland. Traveling through the town, watch for park signs.
Features: Sandy beach trail
Other Info: Utility campsite available
Updated: 9/8/2005
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S Beach Seashore Ocean Beach Access at North Cove (SP)
Contact phone: (360) 268-9717
5 miles South of Grayland, State Route 105.
Features: Beach access
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Smith Creek (WDFW)
Public Fishing Area
From Raymond, go north 6.9 miles on US 101. Then west on Sunnyside Rd 1.5 miles to site on left.
Features: Gravel parking area, two-lane launch ramp. Unimproved mud/grass bank fishing. Toilet up path on hill.
Other Info: Good area for bird and estuary viewing from canoe.
Updated: 8/22/2002
Start in Raymond at junction of SR 6 and US 101. Go N on US 101 for 2.3 mi. Site is on right.
Features: Short trail through old growth stand. Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
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Willapa River - Wilson Creek Access (WDFW)
Public Fishing Access Area
From Raymond, starting at the Willapa River Bridge, go south 0.8 mile on US 101, then east 1.5 miles on SR 6. Turn north onto East Raymond-Willapa Road, go 1.1 miles, turn left on Main St then 1.2 miles to Public Fishing Sign.
Features: Flat, gravel and silt parking area. Unimproved natural bank. River supports winter steelhead and sea-run cutthroat.
Other Info: See current fishing rules.Updated: 9/9/2002
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Forks Creek Hatchery (WDFW)
From Raymond, go east on SR 6 for about 13 miles. Turn right (south) between mileposts 13 and 14 at hatchery sign.
Features: Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
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Palix River (WDFW)
Public Fishing Access Area
From South Bend, go south 14 miles on US 101 to Palix River. Site is on the left after the Palix River Bridge.
Features: Double launch ramp. Crushed rock and grass parking areas. Unimproved natural bank fishing. River supports salmon, winter stealhead and sea-run cutthroat.
Other Info: Refer to current fishing rules.Updated: 5/22/2003
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Nemah Hatchery (WDFW)
From Raymond, go south on US 101 for 23 miles. Turn left at hatchery sign onto North Nemah Rd and drive 3 miles east to hatchery.
Features: Fishing below hatchery bridge is unimproved, natural bank.
Fish viewing. Updated: 8/23/2002
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Willapa National Wildlife Refuge Goose Blind (WDFW)
Waterfowl Viewing and Hunting BlindReservation phone: 3604843482
From Raymond, go south about 35 miles on US 101. The office is located on US 101 about 7 miles west of SR 4 on east side of road. The blind is located in the Riekkola Unit near Long Beach.
Features: This portable blind is accessed by a gravel pathway and is located on refuge land in the Riekkola Unit, and is managed by the refuge.
Contact the refuge office for information on use of this blind at 360-484-3482.Other Info: All goose hunters in this county must be certified by WDFW to hunt geese. Call WDFW for information.
Updated: 5/22/2003
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Long Beach Seashore Ocean Beach Access at Seaview (SP)
Contact phone: (360) 642-3078
State Route 103.
Features: Beach access
9 miles North of Long Beach, State Route 103
Features: Ocean fishing, beach access
Other Info: Platform with ocean view
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Loomis Lake (WDFW)
Public Fishing Access Area
From Long Beach, go north on SR 103 for about 6.2 miles. Turn right at the Public Fishing sign. Access is at end of road.
Features: Level, gravel parking area; gravel boat launch.
Boarding float/fishing dock. Accessible route of travel from designated parking near the accessible vault toilet to the dock. Other Info: Refer to current fishing rules.Updated: 5/22/2003
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Nahcotta Tidelands Interpretive Site (WDFW)
Willapa Bay Field Office
From Long Beach, go north on SR 103 six miles to Nahcotta, and the Willapa Bay Field Office sign.
Features: Paved, designated parking. Updated: 8/23/2002
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Leadbetter Point (SP)
Contact phone: (360) 642-3078
North end of Long Beach Peninsula, State Route 103.
Features: Kayak/canoe access, ocean/bay fishing
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Cape Disappointment (SP)
Go to website.
Reservation phone: (888) 226-7688
Reservation hours: 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific Time.
Formerly Fort Canby State Park.
Located two miles southwest of Ilwaco, Wash.
From Seattle:
Take I-5 south to Olympia, SR 8 west to Montesano. From there, take U.S. Hwy. 101 south to Long Beach Peninsula.
From Portland:
Take I-5 north to Longview, then SR 4 west to U.S. Hwy. 101. Then drive south to Long Beach Peninsula. Follow signs to Ilwaco and the park.
Features: Lighthouse tours, beach access
Other Info: Yurts, cabins, group camp, utility campsite, and dump station available
Yurts, cabins Updated: 9/8/2005
Located two miles west of the Astoria Bridge on Hwy. 101 in Chinook, Wash.
From Seattle:
Take I-5 south, then SR 8 west, then U.S. Hwy. 101 south. Park is two miles west of the Astoria Bridge in the town of Chinook.
From Portland:
Take I-5 north, then SR 4 west, then SR 401. Park is two miles west of the Astoria Bridge on U.S. Hwy. 101 in the town of Chinook.
Features: River shore access, fort interpretation.
Updated: 9/8/2005
Start at milepost 3 on SR 4. At the Naselle Youth Camp entrance keep left, take C-line road up the hill for 2.9 mi. Turn left on C-2600 Rd. (gravel, one lane) for 0.6 mi. Turn right on C-2620 for 0.2 mi. to site.
Features: Small campsite on a picturesque snag filled pond in the woods.
Trail around forest lake with views. May require assistance. Accessible fishing platform. Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
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Naselle Hatchery (WDFW)
From Cathlamet, go west on SR 4 for about 30 miles. Turn right on North Valley Rd for 2 miles, then turn right at hatchery sign.
Features: Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
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Grays River Hatchery (WDFW)
From Longview/Kelso, go west on SR 4 to milepost 19 (47 miles). Turn right at hatchery sign on Shannon Rd. then 2.2 miles to hatchery.
Features: Salmon, steelhead, and trout.
Fish viewing. Updated: 8/22/2002
From Port Angeles take SR-12 West to milepost 44 go 0.6 miles turn North (toards the water) onto PA-S-2500 Road. Go 0.3 miles ,turn right on PA-S-2510 to the beach.
Features: Beautiful undeveloped site
Walk in day use only.Updated: 2/24/2012
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East Spruce Railroad Trailhead at Lake Crescent (ONP)
From Port Angeles, go 17 miles west on US 101 to East Beach Rd. Go 3 miles to Lyre River Rd. Go 0.5 miles to the trailhead parking area.
Other Info: Approx. .25 mi. of Spruce Railroad Trail is accessible with assistance. Updated: 5/22/2003
Start at milpost #3 on SR-4 (near Nasell). At the Nasell Youth Camp entrance keep left and follow C-Line Road up the hill for 2.9 miles. Turn left on C-2600 Road for 0.9 miles. Turn right on C-2620 for 0.2 miles to site.
Features: Small campground in a wooded setting next to a small lake. Short wooded trail to Snag Lake Campground.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
South of Forks on US 101 between mileposts 177 - 178. Go W on Oil City Rd. (paved)for 2.3 mi. Turn left on H-4060(gravel) Go 0.9 mi.to site.
Features: Wooded setting with large trees, located along the Hoh River. There are some riverside campsites.
Bring your own water.Other Info: Hand carry boat launch.
Updated: 2/24/2012
From Port Angeles take SR-112 west to between mileposts 56 & 57 Go North (towards the water) on Freshwater Bay Road for 1.6 miles. Turn left on the PA-J-3000 Road (gravel) for 2.8 miles to trailhead on right.
Features: There are nice views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca and 2.5 miles of hiking trail to beach access and Salt Creek Recreation Area (Clallam County)
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
Start on SR-112 between mileposts 42 & 43. Go South on East Twin Rivers Road (Forest Service Road 3040) 0.1 mile. Turm left to trailhead.
Features: Eight miles of horse, hiker, motor bike, quad and mountain bike trails. Elevation Changes from 600 feet at the trailhead to 2,500 feet at the ridge line. On a clear day you can see the Strait of Juan de Fuca, Vancouver Island, Mount Baker and the San Juan Islands.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
Start on US-101 at milepost 176. Go East on Hoh Mainline (paved) for 6.6 miles. Go left on H-1000 road (paved two lane - then gravel one lane)7.4 miles. Campground entrance is the first road to the right past the South Fork Hoh bridge.
Features: Small campground located in a wooded setting with some large spruce trees. The campground is located along the South Fork Hoh River and there are some riverside campsites.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
Start on US-101 between mileposts 178 and 179. Go east on Hoh Rain Forest Road (Upper Hoh County Road) for 3.5 miles. Campground is on the right side of the road.
Features: Small campground located in a wooded setting, along the Hoh River at the mouth of Willoughby Creek. There are some riverside and streamside campsites.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
Start on US-101 at milepost 147. Go North on Hoh-Clearwater Mainline Road (paved) for 12.6 miles. Turn right on C-1010 Road (gravel,one lane), go 1.5 miles. Site is on left.
Features: Wooded setting with large trees, located along the Clearwater River. There are some riverside campsites.
Bring your own water.Other Info: Hand carry boat launch.
Updated: 2/24/2012
Start on US-101 at milepost 147. Go North on Hoh-Clearwater Mainline Road(paved) for 12.9 miles Turn right on C-3000 road (gravel, one lane) for 3.2 miles. Site on right.
Features: Wooded setting with large trees, located along the Clearwater River. There are some riverside campsites.
Bring your own water.Other Info: Hand carry boat launch.
Updated: 2/24/2012
Start on US-101 along Hood Canal about two miles south of Eldon. Take Jorsted Creek Road (Forest Service Road 24) for 5.6 miles. Turn left, go 1.6 miles, keep left, go 0.3 miles, keep left, go 1.4 miles to site
Features: Small campground near lake.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
Starting in Port Angeles at 8th & Pine, go south (away from the ocean) on Pine Street (Old Black Diomond Road) for 4.8 miles. Turn left on Little River Road (gravel). Go 0.1 miles, Little River trailhead on left. Continue on Little River Road 1.0 mile, turn left onto Foothills Trailhead Road (PA-H-1000)for 0.2 miles,Foothills Trailhead on right.
Features: Foothills Trail is an 18 mile motorbike, quad, mountain bike, horse, and hiker trail.
Bring your own water.Other Info: Little River Trailhead accesses hiking trail to Hurricane Ridge - mountain bikes not allowed past the Olympic National Park Boundary.
Updated: 2/24/2012
From Belfair take State Route 300 for 3.5 miles. Turn Right onto Belfair-Tahuya Road. Go 7.7 miles. Turn Right onto Dewatto Bay Road. Go 2.3 miles. Turn Left onto Hobas Way. Go 0.7 miles. Turn Left at Aldrich/Robbins junction. Go 0.9 miles. Turn Right go 0.2 miles to site.
Features: Site is day use only.
Boat launch is hand launch only.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
From Belfair take State Route 300 for 3.5 miles. Turn Right onto Belfair-Tahuya Road. Go about 5 miles. Turn Right onto Bennettsen Lake Road. Go 2 miles. Turn Right onto Twin Lakes Road. Go about 0.7 miles. Turn Left and go about 0.5 miles to the site.
Features: Small, primitive, lake
Bring your own water.Other Info: Walk-in camping only.
Updated: 2/24/2012
From Belfair take State Route 300 for 3.5 miles. Turn Right onto Belfair-Tahuya Road. Go 5.5 miles. Site is to the Left about 0.25 miles.
Features: Small lake-front site. Boat launch is hand launch only.
Bring your own water.
Other Info: Open for camping on the weekends starting the last weekend of April to September 15th.
Updated: 2/24/2012
From Belfair take State Route 300 for 3.5 miles. Turn Right onto Belfair-Tahuya Road. Go 7.7 miles. Turn Right onto Dewatto Bay Road. Go 2.3 miles. Turn Left onto Hobas Way. Stay Right for 1.6 miles to site.
Features: Small primitive lakefront site.
Boat launch is hand launch only.
Bring your own water.Other Info: Open for fishing access on the last weekend of April, and camping will be open from Memorial Day to September 15th.
Updated: 2/24/2012
From Belfair take State Route 300 for 3.5 miles. Turn Right onto Belfair-Tahuya Road. Go 1.9 miles. Turn Right onto Elfendahl Pass Road. Go 2.6 miles. Turn Left on Goat Ranch Road. Go about 0.4 miles, then turn Right and go about 0.5 miles to the site.
Features: Small stream-side site in a wooded setting.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
From Belfair take State Route 300 for 3.5 miles. Turn Right onto Belfair-Tahuya Road. Go 1.9 miles. Turn Right onto Elfendahl Pass Road. Go 2.6 miles. Turn Left onto Goat Ranch Road. Go 0.7 miles. Site is on Right.
Features: Small primitive site in a woodland setting.
Bring your own water.Updated: 2/24/2012
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Point Whitney Shellfish Lab (WDFW)
From US-101, about 3.5 miles north of Brinnon, turn east on Point Whitney Road. Follow to end. Interpretive building at bottom of hill, past office.
Features: Marine habitat displays. View of Dabob Bay. Paved parking for 30 cars.
Restroom in interpretive building. Updated: 9/11/2002
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Tokeland Boat Launch (WDFW)
Public Fishing Area
From Aberdeen, take SR-105 along the south shore of Grays Harbor. Follow this road about 30 miles. At North Cove, Shoalwater Indian Reservation, stay to the right (exit SR-105) and continue south to Toke Point.
Features: Undeveloped parking area in grass field.
2-lane launch ramp with boarding dock completed in 2000. Other Info: Managed by Port of Willapa.
Updated: 9/11/2002
