Blake Island - Accessible only by boat. One of the most popular destinations on Puget Sound. Limited store (with coffee & ice), camping, hiking and facilities including showers. Large marina northeast of island, *Shore Power - 30amp, buoys north, east and west of island. Tillicum Village next to marina. Cutts Island - Just north of Horsehead Bay in Carr Inlet. 8 buoys, toilets but no camping. Be very careful, the island is next to Raft Island connected by a drying shoal. Dockton Park - West side of Maury Island in Quatermaster Harbor. 58 guest slips, rafting ok, shower facilities, play equipment, firepits and more. Popular park but keep in mind, no services within walking distance. Eagle Island - Balch Passage between Anderson and McNeil Island, 3 buoys, no facilities but a wonderful park with good anchoring. Fort Flagler - Narrowstone Island just south of Port Townsend. Only 244 feet of dock space & 7 mooring buoys. Very popular with nice facilities. Gene Coulon Beach Park - South Lake Washington / Renton, good dock space, boat launch, restrooms, shower in summer only, picnic shelters, playground area, swimming area, tennis court, big grassy areas, Kidd Valley and Ivar's restaurants. Free 4 hour moorage. No over night moorage. Fun for the entire family! Hope Island (Mason Co.) - South sound island located between Squaxin and Steamboat island. Very quiet island with 106 acres and reachable only by boat. Jarrell's Cove - Northwest end of Harstine Island. A large park with good dock space, buoys, great restrooms with showers. picnic areas, RV sites, Just across the bay is Jarrell's Cove Marina with fuel and store. Great destination - a must see... Joemma Beach State Park - Southeast Case Inlet, Summer only, 500 feet of dock space, 5 buoys, picnic sites, restrooms, no showers. Very nice destination. Kopachuck State Park - 2 miles north of Fox Island. 2 buoys, restrooms, showers, good anchoring but not very well protected. McMicken Island State Park - Off the east side of Harstine Island on Case Inlet. 5 buoys, toilets, water, good anchorage, trails, no overnight camping. Watch your chartes! Mystery Bay - Kilisut Harbor on Marrowstone Island, 683 feet of dock space, 7 buoys, pumpout, day use of the park only, overnight moorage ok. A great destination! Old Fort Townsend - 367 acre park located on Port Townsend Bay. Open summers only. 4 mooring buoys, washroom facilites, pinic area and play equipment. Penrose Point - Carr Inlet west shore at Mayo Cove, overnight use during summer, day only in winter except overnight weekend moorage, 304 feet of dock, 8 buoys, mooring float that grounds at low tide, picnic sites restrooms, showers, pumpout & portapotty dump, showers, campsites. A very popluar destination. Potlatch - South of hoodsport in Hood Canal, 5 buoys, camping, restrooms, showers, campsites. Seward Park / Andrews Bay - Lake Washington south of I-90 bridge. The most poplular anchorage in Lake Washington, well, the only one. Nice trails around the area. Stretch Point - Stretch Island just south of Fair Harbor and north of Harstine Island, 5 buoy, no camping or facilities. Nice beaches. Tolmie State Park - 8 miles northeast of Olympia, 5 buoys, restrooms, showers, trails, pinic sites and a nice beach. Twanoh State Park - 8 miles west of Belfair in Hoods Canal, 192 feet of dock space, camping, 7 buoys, restrooms, showers, pumpout, picnic area, seasonal concession stand. A large a popular park. No moorage or camping in the winter. |