ADA Accessible Recreation

Interactive ADA Features Map

This interactive map will help you find the ADA features that are important to you. First, search by ADA feature, then select the park in the area you would like to visit.

When searching for multiple features, only the parks that have all the selected features will come up in the results. We will continue to update this map as more ADA facilities and features become available. 

Please note: Washington State Parks recognizes that not all features of the map below meet website accessibility and assistive technology standards. We have included this map as one of many resources for finding accessible recreation opportunities at our parks. If you cannot access this map, please call our State Parks Information Center at (360) 902 - 8844. 

Link to full-size map.

ADA at State Parks

To learn more about our Transition Plan and read our Notice of Non Discrimination and ADA Grievance Procedure, visit our ADA at State Parks page.

Read Best Accessible Trails in Washington: A Disabled Hiker's Guide to Five Washington State Parks. 

Use an Action Trackchair or beach wheelchair at select state parks

Experience Washington’s beauty without limitations. The Action Trackchair is an all-terrain, motorized wheelchair designed to navigate uneven trails, sand and snow – broadening access to State Parks’ trails, picnic areas, scenic viewpoints and ballfields for people who use mobility devices.  

Lake Sammamish and Riverside state parks share a Trackchair, available during different times of the year. 

Lake Wenatchee’s beach wheelchair allows users to explore the full beach area, not just areas with mobility mats, and is available for reservations during the summer months. 

How the Trackchair works

• Built for adventure: Snowmobile-like tracks allow for smooth travel over rough terrain that standard wheelchairs can’t handle. 
• Reliable power: The battery lasts approximately two hours and includes a digital display to let you know the battery’s charge level. 
• Completely free: Use of the Trackchair is free and available for participants age 7 and up. 

How the beach wheelchair works 

• Built for adventure: Users are able to explore the full beach area instead of relying on mobility mats.  
• Reliable wheels: The tires allow users to explore the full beach area on sandy terrain that standard wheelchairs can’t handle. 
• Completely free: Use of the beach wheelchair is free and available for participants age 7 and up. 

Where to find a Trackchair or beach wheelchair 

Lake Sammamish State Park Trackchair

Check-out location: At the Adaptive Cycling Center (ACC) at Sunset Beach. Look for the pop-up canopies that say, “Outdoors for All.” It is approximately 500 feet from the ADA parking. To visit the Outdoors for All webpage, click this link to an external site. 

ADA-compliant bathrooms are available in the Sunset Beach bathhouse building.  

The Trackchair can be used on select trails, including the Orchard Loop (0.8 mi), along the north side of Issaquah Creek (0.9 mi), the trail to the Boat Launch (0.4 mi), Tibbetts Creek Trail (0.5 mi) and the NW Lake Sammamish Rd Trail within the park boundaries (approximately 0.7 mi). A laminated map will be provided upon check-out. 

• Season: May 1 through September 30
• Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. (closed on holidays) 
• Reservations: Four reservation slots are available each week: Tuesdays and Fridays from 11am-12:30pm and 3pm-4:30pm. Otherwise it is available on a first-come, first-served basis. 
• Contact: Call the ACC at (206) 809-8598 for reservations and questions 
• The Action Trackchair was made possible at Washington State Parks by the Ford Bronco Wild Fund and the Washington State Parks Foundation.   

Lake Wenatchee State Park beach wheelchair

Lake Wenatchee State Park’s beach wheelchair is available during the summer months and is specifically for sand use. A helper is required to assist with pushing the chair. The chair allows users to explore the full beach area, not just areas with mobility mats. During check out, users will sign a liability waiver and rental agreement, learn about the chair and where they can explore. 

• Check-out location: Lake Wenatchee South Beach Restroom 
• Season: May through October, (weather dependent) 
• Hours: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 
• Reservations: Reservations are required 
• Contact: Call (509) 763-3101 for reservations and/or questions. If the park does not answer, please leave a message and staff will call you back as soon as they can. 
• Weather policy: Use of the beach wheelchair is weather-dependent and limited to designated sand areas.

Riverside State Park Trackchair

• Check-out location: Riverside State Park office. 9711 W Charles Rd, Nine Mile Falls, WA 99026.  ADA parking is available adjacent to building. Upon check-out, visitors will receive a laminated map to borrow, which indicates trails that are appropriate for Trackchair use.  
• Season: November through April 
• Hours: Mondays and Fridays (one morning and one afternoon slot on each day) 
• Reservations: Reservations are required 
• Contact: Call (509) 465-5064 for reservations and/or questions. If the park does not answer, please leave a message and staff will call you back as soon as they can. 
• Weather policy: Operations are cancelled if temperatures drop below 25 degrees or snow exceeds 4 inches. 
• The Action Trackchair was made possible at Washington State Parks by the Ford Bronco Wild Fund and the Washington State Parks Foundation. 

Know before you go

Bring a buddy: Users must bring a companion to assist with transfers into and out of the Trackchair or beach wheelchair if help is needed; park staff is not permitted to assist with physical transfers. Anyone using the beach wheelchair will need a helper to assist with pushing the chair. 

Documentation: Please bring a government-issued ID (to be held during use) and be prepared to sign a liability waiver.