We're updating our camping and moorage fees to continue providing great experiences for visitors amid inflation and rising costs. You will see a rate increase for camping stays booked for May 15 and beyond. Moorage fees will increase Jan. 1. Learn more here.
Disability Pass
Offered to Washington state residents who are legally blind, profoundly deaf, or who meet the disability definition used by the Social Security Administration.
Pass benefits
Free parking (no Discover Pass needed), watercraft launch and trailer dump use at State Parks.
50% discount on nightly camping or moorage fees. Provides access to ADA accessible campsites.
This pass is free to apply for and must be renewed every 1 or 5 years.
The Disability pass doesn't take the place of a Discover Pass when visiting lands managed by Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife or Department of Natural Resources.
Residents of Washington who've been issued a permanent disabled parking ID card, or special license plate, under state law, get free the same benefits. Temporary (red) parking placards will not be accepted for day-use parking or camping discounts.
Download the Discount Pass Program brochure (166 MB).
How to apply or renew your pass
Do not submit multiple applications. This may result in a delay.
Download the Disability Pass application (Word 48 KB) or the Disability Pass application (PDF 119 KB).
Have an application mailed to you, call (360) 902-8844, or the Washington Telecommunication Relay Service at (800) 833-6388.
If you need to renew your pass, please reapply.
Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
P.O. Box 42650
Olympia, WA 98504
Fax
(360) 586-6640
Proof of residency
Must be a current Washington State resident* for at least 3 consecutive months.
*Submit 1 of the following:
- Valid Washington State driver license or ID card.
- Valid Washington State voter registration card.
- Washington State senior citizen property tax exemption.
If applying for a minor child without a Washington state ID card, provide a birth certificate or proof of guardianship. Include their guardian's residency proof.
Proof of disability
Documents must be on official letterhead. *Submit 1 of the following:
- Letter from a state or federal agency stating applicant is receiving disability benefits.
- A copy of a Washington State disability placard identification card.
- Medical test indicating applicant is profoundly deaf or legally blind.
Don't see yourself here? Call us at (360) 902-8844.
Do not submit original documents.
*We may request additional information or documentation.
Discount pass rules and expectations
If you are using a discount pass there are some basic rules you'll need to follow.
Pass holder expectations
Do not alter or make copies of your pass. Never share your pass or pass number with others. Pass holders will be charged $15 for replacements.
The pass holder must cancel reservations if unable to use them.
Camping rules
The pass holder must be camping and present at the site to receive a discount. The pass is only valid for the person it is issued to. The pass must be valid and physically with you during your visit. Be prepared to provide photo ID.
All camping discounts and associated benefits are limited to the site the pass holder is camping in. Discounts and fee reductions are limited to 1 campsite or moorage site per night.
Do not make duplicate or multiple reservations for the same night. Including double sites.
Park rules
While it is important that you follow all park rules, these rules are important for pass holders to understand:
- Campsites and moorage are for recreational use only. Stay limits apply, see park rules.
- Pass holders are expected to treat park staff with respect, always follow park rules and staff guidance.
Violations of these rules, or any other park rules, may result in pass benefit suspension or revocation. Must surrender pass upon request.
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Contact Us
| Name | Discount Pass Program |
|---|---|
| Department | Information Center |
| Phone | (360) 902-8844 |
| infocent@parks.wa.gov | |
| Fax | (360) 586-6640 |