The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) provides opportunities for recreation and public access on 2.2 million acres of state trust lands. Updated: October 7, 2009Find out which recreation sites in the state are open or closed...and more. Please note: Due to budget constraints, DNR has reduced services at many recreation facilities. There may not be amenities such as outhouses, picnic tables, signs, or garbage service. Some gates may be locked, but the public is welcome to access the areas on foot. Please pack out what you pack in.
> Map of reduced services (690 KB PDF)> Map of reduced services (1.1 MB JPG) Find a DNR recreation area from one of the following links:
Please note: DNR may close a recreational facility or trail either temporarily or permanently for the purposes of protecting the environment, public safety, property, or to ensure DNR meets its management and administrative obligations. (Learn more | WAC 332-52-100)
PetsPets are allowed on department-managed lands, except in areas that are closed to pets or animals for the protection of wildlife, sensitive natural systems, special cultural areas, or for other purposes. All pets must be on leash. If pets are accompanying livestock, they can be off leash but must be voice controlled. (Learn more | WAC 332-52-140)
DNR Recreation Areas by Region
Major DNR Recreation Sites:
Recreation Areas by County:
Mark MaurenAssistant Division Manager Recreation Public Access and WCC Section360-902-1047mark.mauren@dnr.wa.gov
General Recreation Contactrecreation@dnr.wa.gov
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