Recreation on DNR-Managed Lands
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Recreation on DNR-Managed Lands 
 

 

The Discover Pass is your ticket to Washington's Great Outdoors.
Learn more at www.discoverpass.wa.gov

 Where will you need a Discover Pass TO RECREATE on DNR-managed lands?

Download a list of developed or designated DNR-managed recreation and natural areas that require a Discover Pass. Or, select one of the links to the right to view a map.

What about Hunting?
Of the more than 3 million acres of DNR-managed lands available for hunting, about 1.2 million acres do not require the Discover Pass. You will need a Discover Pass for the other 1.9 million acres. 

What about southeast Washington? DNR-managed state trust lands in the southeastern part of the state are scattered parcels with no developed recreation areas. The Discover Pass is not required on these lands

 DNR statewide Discover Pass map icon
Statewide map

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Northeast map

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Northwest map

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Southwest map

 

Search for recreation locations on DNR-managed lands
DNR provides opportunities for recreation and public access on 2.2 million acres of state trust lands. Most campsites are first-come, first-served. A few areas require reservations, and groups of 25 or more need to register. Search for a recreation area by:

Map of DNR regions.

Major DNR Recreation Sites:

 

Recreation Areas by County:

 

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) 

Pets are allowed on DNR-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)

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 Contacts

Mark Mauren
Assistant Division Manager Recreation Public Access and WCC Section
360-902-1047
mark.mauren@dnr.wa.gov

General Recreation Contact
Washington State Department of Natural Resources
recreation@dnr.wa.gov

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