Washington State Parks announces winter camping schedule

Oct 13 2020, 7:21 pm

This winter, Washington State Parks is keeping over 100 parks open for camping or day-use activities.

Most campgrounds will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, while most parks will offer off-season rates.

Be sure to purchase your Sno-Park Permit or Discover Pass before venturing into the state parks.

Reservations for 2021 will be accepted for arrival dates between May 15 and September 15. The following parks accept year-round camping reservations:

  • Bay View
  • Belfair
  • Cape Disappointment
  • Dash Point
  • Deception Pass
  • Dosewallips
  • Fort Casey
  • Fort Worden
  • Grayland Beach
  • Ike Kinswa
  • Kanaskat-Palmer
  • Kitsap Memorial
  • Lake Chelan, sites 8-17
  • Millersylvania
  • Ocean City
  • Pacific Beach
  • Rasar

For those who’d prefer glamping over pitching a tent, many State Parks cabins and yurts are open and available by reservation. All cabins and yurts come equipped with heaters and electric lights; however, guests must bring their own bedding.

A full list of open parks can be found on the Washington State Parks website.

Alyssa TherrienAlyssa Therrien

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