Alerts

No fires permitted at any time.

All water activities are closed due to high water toxin levels. Do not recreate in or around the water.

Anderson Lake is known for algae blooms that can close fishing and water recreation on the lake. Exposure to the toxins in the water can cause serious illness or death to people and pets.

Anderson Lake State Park will be closed for construction June 15 – Aug. 31. Construction includes paving the entrance road, ADA parking, new restrooms, equestrian area improvements and a new extension to the Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT).

The South side of Beacon Rock is closed for rock climbing due to Peregrine falcon nesting season (the hiking trail is open).  This is to prevent disturbance and support survival of the species.

Exciting news: We have officially taken over management of campground and day-use shelter bookings for Beebe Bridge State Park — make your reservations now! Bookings are open for the 2026 season, which runs April 15 to Oct. 15. Make your reservations online at washington.goingtocamp.com or by calling 1-888-CAMP-OUT. Campers can book reservations up to nine months in advance of their stay, so you can begin booking sites for the 2027 season in July. 

The water fill station is still closed and under Maintenace at the dump station

Please fill up and get water prior to visiting the park. 

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

For your safety, the lower part of Cama Beach Historical State Park, is currently closed. The closure area begins at the Cama Beach Café and includes all road and trail access down to the beach as well as the full length of the historic beach—please do not attempt to access the closure area. 

The Cama Beach Café is still accessible, and service will not be affected by this closure.

A portion of the aging sea wall has separated and fallen due to ongoing impacts from king tides, severe weather and winds. Staff are continuing to monitor the situation and are actively working to stabilize the remaining wall.

Cape Disappointment camping is closed entirely until Jun 30, 2026 while the park undergoes major renovations. 

Access to Waikiki Beach, the North Jetty and the Boat Launch is not available until the end of construction.  It will reopen after completion of a brand-new trail in the Three Waters system.

The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center, North Head Lighthouse area, Beard's Hollow, will remain open during this closure.  Please feel free to contact the park if you have questions.

Mushroom collection is closed in one section of Cape Disappointment State Park. Please check the map for closure details before collecting. Shaded area indicates section closed to mushroom collection.

Climbers, please be aware that the following 2026 dates Horsethief Butte may be congested due to climbing groups in the area.  We suggest you plan to visit during the week when the area is less congested. We will continue to update throughout the season: March 21- 22 & 28 - 29, April 8, 10 - 12, 18 - 19, & 24 - 26, May 3, 10 & 16, June 12-13, & 20, July 10-11, & 19, Aug 5, 8, & 9, Oct 17.

No fires permitted at any time.

Partial Trail Closure due to flooding washout between lower Monumental Dam and Kahlotus, WA until further notice.

No fires permitted at any time.

Daroga State Park is closed for camping for the winter season. The front gates will be closed, and there is limited parking for walk-in day use. 

Bowman Bay and West Beach area have restrictions for vehicles and trucks with trailers over 25' in length due to limited maneuverability.

Approximately 150 feet of the northeast corner of the West Beach ADA Trail has been washed out, due to recent storms, and is no longer accessible.

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

Federation Forest is completely closed due to winter storm damage. If you were planning to come for the day, please visit one of our other parks. If you had reservations at this park you will receive an email with information about your refund.  We are expecting to open on June 1, 2026.

The trail from the parking lot down to the picnic area along the river is completely closed due to storm damage. 

Currently there is no ice for sale at Fields Spring State Park, please ensure you bring ice with you when you visit!

A deceased gray whale has washed up on the west coast of Whidbey Island.  As a vital part of the ecosystem's natural life cycle, the whale is going to be left to decompose. This can create strong odors and potential health hazards. Please ensure your safety, and the safety of your children and pets, by maintaining at least 100 feet distance from the whale.

Please do not cross any posted barriers. Thank you.

No fires permitted at any time.

A deceased gray whale has washed up on the west coast of Whidbey Island.  As a vital part of the ecosystem's natural life cycle, the whale is going to be left to decompose. This can create strong odors and potential health hazards. Please ensure your safety, and the safety of your children and pets, by maintaining at least 100 feet distance from the whale.

Please do not cross any posted barriers. Thank you.

Several historical buildings are closed for repairs through August. This includes vacation rental houses, Water Way and Hospital Steward. Repairs include window replacement, new siding and painting.

The park office, campground registration and staff offices are now located in building 202.

Beach Campground sites 18-50 will be closed for upgrades Jan. 1 to June 30, 2027. Upgrades include electrical and utility connections, as well as adding new sites.

We're excited to invite you to stay at Fort Worden for 2026 season! Make your reservations now for stays beginning April 1 through Oct. 31. Bookings for large groups are also available in the campus’ two historic dormitories – email fortwordencampus@parks.wa.gov for more information.   

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

Maintenance is happing on the Beach Trail and will be closed until further notice.

No fires permitted at any time.

Drinking water is not available on James Island Marine State Park.

Drinking Water on Jones Island Marine State Park has been turned off for the season.  Please plan accordingly to pack in and supply your own water for use during your stay. 

A deceased gray whale has washed up on the west coast of Whidbey Island.  As a vital part of the ecosystem's natural life cycle, the whale is going to be left to decompose. This can create strong odors and potential health hazards. Please ensure your safety, and the safety of your children and pets, by maintaining at least 100 feet distance from the whale.

Please do not cross any posted barriers. Thank you.

Moorage buoy is unsafe to use at this time. The anchor has drug into shallow water and a boat can ground at low tide. Repairs are not expected to occur within this boating season. Check back with this page for more information.

No fires permitted at any time.

The Swale Canyon portion of the Klickitat Trail will be closed for fire danger from June 21 through October 8 every season.

Please be aware of cattle grazing on adjacent property near Harms Road.

Kopachuck State Park will be closed to shellfishing for the 2026 season.

Utility Campground sites 1 - 45 are now open for first come first serve. Standard Campground is still closed for cleanup. Reservations begin May 15th. Please follow the posted instructions at the park office. 

The Issaquah Creek bridge is currently closed due to erosion from recent high creek levels. We do not have a current timeframe for when the repairs to the bridge will be complete. For questions or concerns regarding this closure please email Lake Sammamish staff.

The Tibbetts Creek bridge is currently closed due to erosion from recent high creek levels. We do not have a current timeframe for when the repairs to the bridge will be complete. For questions or concerns regarding this closure please reach out to our Lake Sammamish staff at Lake.sammamish@parks.wa.gov

Effective immediately, the boat launch is closed to trailered watercraft. Hand-carried watercraft (such as kayaks, canoes, and paddle boards) may still be launched at this site. Please note: Kayak and paddle board rentals are no longer available through the park store.

The boat launch will be closed from June 15th, 2026 to June 18th, 2026 for repairs. It will be reopened on June 19th, 2026. 

Department of Natural Resources will be working on a logging project starting on March 1st, 2026 through June 15th, 2026 on Mondays - Friday's. Logging access will be through Lost Lake parking lot, Fragrance Lake road, and Burnout Road (DNR). Expect lost lake parking lot to be impacted, heavy equipment operation, loud noises and possible trail closures. 

If you have any questions or concerns, please email the area manager at Amber.Forest@parks.wa.gov

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

A Park Wide Shower Closure will be in effect starting at 7:00PM Sunday 5/24/26 until further notice.  The Park is experiencing an unforeseen water line leak preventing the Park from providing full services for water usage. Drinking water, flushing toilets, and sinks are still available.

Comfort Station and Water Spigots for the Upper Midway Campground area are currently closed. Portable Toilets are available in the area.  Running water facilities are available at the Midway Campground Entrance.

No fires permitted at any time.

The access road to the Mount Pilchuck trailhead is closed for the off-season winter months past the Heather Lake Trailhead. Park visitors can still park at Heather Lake Trailhead and make the additional 6-mile hike to the Mount Pilchuck Trailhead. Opening and closing dates are not set, but you can inquire with the Verlot Public Service Center within the Darrington Ranger District for further details.

The Summit Road is closed to vehicle access due to seasonal conditions and typically opens to vehicles in June. The summit is accessible by foot; traction footwear is recommended. 

The Summit Road is closed to vehicle access due to seasonal conditions and typically opens to vehicles in June. The summit is accessible by foot; traction footwear is recommended. 

No fires permitted at any time.

Nisqually State Park is closed until further notice while ongoing construction occurs. For your safety, and the safety of our construction workers, please do not visit the park during this closure. For any questions or concerns, please reach out to Nisqually@parks.wa.gov. 

During the summer season of 2026, we will be undergoing extensive culvert replacements throughout the park from July 15 through September 30. Expect heavy equipment noise and traffic impacts, including single lane alternating traffic.

July 15 through September 30, 2026, there will be a complete closure of Loop 4 (sites 131 through 178) due to culvert replacement construction.

The Lower Falls Viewpoint on the Twin Falls Trail is currently closed due to structural damaged sustained during a recent storm

Technical rock climbing on all routes on Deception Wall at Deception Crags are temporarily closed for the protection of Peregrine Falcon nesting. The approximate date for reopening is July 15. This will be an annual closure. If nesting does not occur, the closure will be lifted. If nesting occurs and fledging is late, the closure may be extended. View the closure notice with an image of the closed wall. 

Climbing at Substation, Write-Off Rock, Nevermind Wall, We Did Rock, and Hull Creek Rock are unaffected by this closure and remain open.

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

For your safety, the Palouse to Cascades Trail is closed from the Olallie Trail (four miles east of the Cedar Falls Trailhead) to approximately the Homestead Valley Trailhead. There is significant, unpassable trail damage and unstable conditions caused by storms with no road or trail detour options available at this time. View a map of the trail closures and learn about our next steps here. 

The best thing you can do to support the PTCT during this time: be safe, plan ahead and spread the word. If you were planning on visiting this section of the trail, please contact our office for more information or plan on visiting one of our other parks. 

The John Wayne Pioneer Wagon Riders will be hosting their 45th cross state ride on the Palouse to Cascades Trail starting in Easton May 22 and ending at the Idaho border on June 5, 2026. There will be hikers, cyclists, and equestrians. 

No fires permitted at any time.

Due to a recent landslide, the Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail is closed from Monohan Rd, just west of Lake Easton State Park to Stampede Pass Rd. There is no detour available. Please plan accordingly and help spread the work to other visitors. Resurfacing the trail is being worked on now. Expected reopening is Tuesday May 26.

The John Wayne Pioneer Wagon Riders will be hosting their 45th cross state ride on the Palouse to Cascades Trail starting in Easton May 22 and ending at the Idaho border on June 5, 2026. There will be hikers, cyclists, and equestrians. 

The Snoqualmie Tunnel is open for the 2026 season. 

During the Vantage Bridge construction project, WSDOT is redirecting bicycles from I-90, both directions, to take the Beverly Bridge detour. The detour signs on the Palouse to Cascades Trail are only for the I-90 detour. The trail is open through the Yakima Training Center. 

No fires permitted at any time.

The John Wayne Pioneer Wagon Riders will be hosting their 45th cross state ride on the Palouse to Cascades Trail starting in Easton May 22 and ending at the Idaho border on June 5, 2026. There will be hikers, cyclists, and equestrians. 

No fires permitted at any time.

For your safety, the Palouse to Cascades Trail is closed from the Olallie Trail (four miles east of the Cedar Falls Trailhead) to approximately the Homestead Valley Trailhead. There is significant, unpassable trail damage and unstable conditions caused by storms with no road or trail detour options available at this time. View a map of the trail closures and learn about our next steps here. 

The best thing you can do to support the PTCT during this time: be safe, plan ahead and spread the word. If you were planning on visiting this section of the trail, please contact our office for more information or plan on visiting one of our other parks. 

Technical rock climbing on all routes on Deception Wall at Deception Crags are temporarily closed for the protection of Peregrine Falcon nesting. The approximate date for reopening is July 15. This will be an annual closure. If nesting does not occur, the closure will be lifted. If nesting occurs and fledging is late, the closure may be extended. View the closure notice with an image of the closed wall. 

Climbing at Substation, Write-Off Rock, Nevermind Wall, We Did Rock, and Hull Creek Rock are unaffected by this closure and remain open.

The only fishing dock in the park has been removed and will be replaced with a new one.  The fishing dock will not be available for the opening of fishing season this year.

Dock work is planned to begin in May and completed in early summer 2026.  

Penrose Point State Park will be closed to shellfishing for the 2026 season.

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

Wood fires restricted to fire pits in designated areas. Gas and propane allowed. Charcoal may be restricted.

Perch Point is under a Level 3 Burn Ban 

No Wood or Charcoal fires allowed.

Propane/gas self-contained camping stoves and portable gas/propane fire pits are allowed.

Sewer obstruction in sites 12-16. Visitors can dump their grey water, but we ask that they use the trailer dump located next to the Welcome Station to dump their black water.

 The day-use restroom is closed for repairs. Portable toilets are available for use. 

Access to the Ceres Hill trailhead will be interrupted due to bridge construction on Ceres Hill Road. This work starts as early as March 23, 2026, and ends on August 15, 2026.  Alternate trail access points near the closure: Meskill Trail Access, Rainbow Falls State Park, and Adna Trailhead.

The Kitchen Shelter will be closed beginning May 2025 through the end of December 2026 for restoration. 

All campsites at Rasar are now available for reservation (except emergency hold sites). Reservations are highly recommended.  

There are no longer dedicated first come, first serve campsites. However, each day unreserved campsites will be open for one night only starting at 2:30 p.m. 

Due to storm damage, Adirondack site 42 is closed until it can be repaired. 

No fires permitted at any time.

The Rockport ADA Trail is closed until further notice due to storm damage. We apologize for the inconvenience and we appreciate your patience while we work to clear the trail. 

There are a number of projects in development in the campground area of the park, some resulting from flooding and erosion impacts. While the campground is closed, we are taking this opportunity to reevaluate camping within the park. We will have more information available as this work progresses.

Sequim Bay State Park will be completely closed from June 5th through September 15th, 2026, due to Construction of a New Park Entrance. If you were planning a visit to the area, there are many other beautiful parks. To find other options in the area please visit http://www.clallamcountywa.gov/294/Parks-Fair-Facilities

Subject to change. 

Sorry about the inconvenience.

Parks Staff,

No fires permitted at any time.

A deceased gray whale has washed up on the west coast of Whidbey Island.  As a vital part of the ecosystem's natural life cycle, the whale is going to be left to decompose. This can create strong odors and potential health hazards. Please ensure your safety, and the safety of your children and pets, by maintaining at least 100 feet distance from the whale.

Please do not cross any posted barriers. Thank you.

Trail Closure Notice- Wilbert Trail

A portion of the Wilbert Trail is temporarily closed due to bridge maintenance. Please use alternate routes on Fern Gully Trail or Ridge Loop Trail.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience.

Please contact the park office at (360) 678-4519 or email South.Whidbey@parks.wa.gov with any questions or concerns.

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

In early June a herd of goats will be temporarily introduced into a fenced area of the park to graze on invasive Himalayan blackberry plants. This natural, eco-friendly method helps restore native habitats without the use of chemicals.  During this time:

• Do not touch the portable electric fence
• Keep a safe distance and do not feed or disturb the goats
• Keep pets on a leash and away from the enclosure

No fires permitted at any time.

Wood fires restricted to fire pits in designated areas. Gas and propane allowed. Charcoal may be restricted.

Wood fires restricted to fire pits in designated areas. Gas and propane allowed. Charcoal may be restricted.

No fires permitted at any time.

Drinking Water on Stuart Island Marine State Park has been turned off for the season.  Please plan accordingly to pack in and supply your own water for use during your stay.

Drinking Water at Shallow Bay and Echo Bay on Sucia Island Marine State Park is not currently available.  Please plan accordingly to pack in and supply your own water for use during your stay or visit the Fossil Bay water supply.

Drinking Water is available at Fossil Bay on Sucia Island Marine State Park for Summer 2026.  

Wood fires restricted to fire pits in designated areas. Gas and propane allowed. Charcoal may be restricted.

No fires permitted at any time.

No fires permitted at any time.

Twanoh State Park Day Use Area will be closed July 5 - Aug 31, 2026 for shoreline and creek restoration. There will be no access to the main parking lots, beach, pier, dock, boat launch, kitchen shelters and day use restrooms. The Posh Pescatarian concessionaire will remain open with parking available for customers in the north parking lot. Twanoh State Park Campground will operate on a first come, first served basis throughout the closure. Campers may hear construction noise, including at night, during the duration. Camping reservations will reopen if construction ends early.

Reservations for campsites at Twanoh State Park are closed starting June 1, 2026 through spring of 2027 for a shoreline restoration project. Specific dates and details will be published when available.

Twanoh does not have trash service in day-use areas. Pack it in, pack it out! That includes food scraps, wrappers and recyclables. Additionally, please unbox and recycle new gear and gadgets at home – packaging is one of the biggest contributors to in-park litter. Thank you for helping reduce waste, protect wildlife and keep our parks beautiful for years to come.

Beginning May 15-31 all campsites will be available first come first serve only, reservations for campsites open June 1. 

Domestic water has been turned on at campsites. 

No fires permitted at any time.

Access to the Ceres Hill trailhead will be interrupted due to bridge construction on Ceres Hill Road. This work starts as early as March 23, 2026, and ends on August 15, 2026.  Alternate trail access points near the closure: Meskill Trail Access, Rainbow Falls State Park, and Adna Trailhead.

No fires permitted at any time.

There is ongoing construction along the Levy Trail. This is a long-term ecosystem restoration project conducted by the federal government and is scheduled until late 2027. The work includes large equipment driving up and down the Levy Trail. Expect extra noise near areas along the Levy Trail and campsites 17 - 36.