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 and 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 no services within walking distance. Eagle Island - Balch Passage between Anderson and McNeil Island, only 3 buoys and 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 charts! 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 and a swimming beach. Stretch Point - Stretch Island just south of Fair Harbor and north of Harstine Island, 5 buoys, 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 Hood Canal, 192 feet of dock space, camping, 7 buoys, restrooms, showers, pumpout, picnic area, seasonal concession stand. A large, popular park. No moorage or camping in the winter. |