Recreation & Public Information
- Recreation. Find out what kinds of activities are allowed on public lands, what recreation areas are open, where to get maps, and more. Learn about what the Sustainable Recreation Work Group is doing to develop a long-term vision for recreation on DNR-managed lands.
- Students & Teachers. Learn about educational opportunities in the great outdoors.
- Neighbors & Concerned Citizens. Find out about derelict vessels and public-use concerns.
- Fire Information & Prevention. Get up-to-date news and information about burn bans, wildfire dangers in your county, and how to reduce the risk of wildfire on your property.
- Homeowners. Learn about safe burning and fire prevention.
- Legislative Information. Discover what natural resources issues are being considered by the Washington State Legislature.
Fireworks & wildlands don’t mix
If you plan on camping or spending time outdoors this 4th of July weekend, be safe and plan ahead. Please do your part to prevent wildfires. Remember that fireworks are illegal on state protected and public lands.
Updated: July 1, 2009
(Please note: Due to budget constraints, DNR is reducing services at many of its recreation facilities. However, there may not be amenities such as outhouses, picnic tables, signs, or garbage service. Please pack-out what you pack-in. Some gates may be locked, and access will be by foot only.)