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Seattle Recreation & Natural Areas

    • Fort Ebey State Park - Seattle
      • 1. Fort Ebey State Park

      • Fort Ebey State Park is located six miles northwest of Coupeville on Whidbey Island. Park activities include camping, picnicking, hiking, interpretation and beachcombing.
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    • Turn Island State Park - Seattle
      • 2. Turn Island State Park

      • Turn Island is accessible only by boat off the southern tip of Shaw Island in San Juan County. It has three moorage buoys and is part of the fee-based Marine Parks system. Primitive campsites are available on the island.
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    • Sucia Island State Park - Seattle
      • 3. Sucia Island State Park

      • Sucia Island, located north of Orcas Island on the Strait of Georgia, is accessible only by boat. The marine fossil deposits at Fossil Bay are of special interest. Camping, hiking, scuba diving, clamming and crabbing are popular park activities.
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    • Stuart Island State Park - Seattle
      • 4. Stuart Island State Park

      • Stuart Island State Park is located four miles northwest of San Juan Island in San Juan County.
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    • Saddlebag Island State Park - Seattle
      • 5. Saddlebag Island State Park

      • Saddlebag Island is accessible only by boat , two miles northeast of Anacortes, in Skagit County. Park activities include primitive camping, picnicking, saltwater fishing, hiking, wildflower viewing and crabbing.
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    • Posey Island State Park - Seattle
      • 6. Posey Island State Park

      • Posey Island is accessible only by boat. It is located 1/4 mile from the northwest end of San Juan Island in San Juan County. Camping and wildflower viewing are popular island activities.
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    • Moran State Park - Seattle
      • 7. Moran State Park

      • Moran State Park is located on Orcas Island in San Juan County. Favorite park activities are the Environmental Learning Center, nature trails, camping, swimming, boating, fishing and the views from the top of Mount Constitution.
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    • Matia Island State Park - Seattle
      • 8. Matia Island State Park

      • Matia Island is a fee-based, marine park located north of Orcas Island and east of Sucia Island that is accessible only by boat It offers primitive camping, picnicking, saltwater fishing, scuba diving, hiking and clam digging.
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    • Lime Kiln Point State Park - Seattle
      • 9. Lime Kiln Point State Park

      • Lime Kiln Point State Park is located on the west side of San Juan Island in San Juan County. It has a lighthouse, interpretive panels and a viewing platform for whale watching. Other park activities are picnicking and hiking.
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    • James Island State Park - Seattle
      • 10. James Island State Park

      • James Island State Park is 1/2 mile east of Decatur Island on Rosario Strait in San Juan County. It is accessible only by boat. Park activities include primitive camping, picnicking, hiking, saltwater fishing and scuba diving.
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  • Picnic, hike or just toss out a blanket and soak in the sights. The recreation and natural areas are Seattle's best outdoor places to kick back and have fun.

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