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Popular park features Camping facilities Things to remember Washington State Parks Rosario The park has 173 tent sites and 138 utility sites with • Park hours - 6:30 a.m. to dusk April through History of Deception Pass • Maiden of Deception Pass – Samish story pole water and electricity. Campsites are very popular, September, and 8 a.m. to dusk October through March. • Rosario Head especially during summer. Each standard site has a • Campsites can be reserved at www.parks.state.wa.us With dramatic headlands, tranquil forests, Civilian Conservation Corps built roads, • Rosario Discovery Center (open seasonally) table, a fire ring and water nearby. Reservations are or by calling (888) CAMPOUT. Check at the welcome Deception Pass windswept beaches and quiet meadows, Deception trails, buildings and log railings to develop the • Tide pools (please respect all marine life) highly recommended. Please visit www.parks.state.wa.us station for available sites if arriving without a reservation. Pass State Park captures your imagination and park for visitors. Look for evidence of their or call (888) CAMPOUT to make reservations. • Camping check-in time is 2:30 p.m., check out time Bowman Bay is 1 p.m. Please register within 30 minutes of arrival. State Park invites your exploration. Spanning the tips of Whidbey construction throughout the park. • CCC Interpretive Center (open seasonally) Cranberry Lake Campground (open seasonally) • Campsites may not be held for other parties. and Fidalgo islands, the park is treasured for its • Children’s play area Hidden in the old-growth forest between North Beach, • Campers may stay a maximum of 10 days in the spectacular scenery, rich history and diverse • Kayak rentals (open seasonally) West Beach and Cranberry Lake on Whidbey Island, summer and 20 days in the off-season. • Dock for strolling, crabbing and boating Cranberry Lake Campground is the largest campground recreational opportunities. Visitors may enjoy • Campsites are limited to one recreational (camping) at Deception Pass. vehicle and a maximum of eight people. fishing, hiking, camping, swimming, boating, Goose Rock • 148 standard sites • An additional extra vehicle may be accommodated in photography, beach exploration, scuba diving, • Excellent views in all directions • 82 utility sites – mostly in the Forest Loop Several sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables • Rare rocky bald ecosystem • Five hiker/biker sites are available throughout the park on a first-come, most sites for an additional fee. learning or simply relaxing. • Showers in all restrooms first-served basis. • Pets must be on leash and under physical control at all The park also is respected for its sacred West Beach and North Beach times. This includes trail areas and campsites. Pet owners values, the power of its beauty and spirit. • Sand Dune Interpretive Trail with observation deck Quarry Pond Campground (open year round) must clean up after pets on all state park lands. • Swimming area with sandy beach at Cranberry Lake Recreation • Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. Forests with centuries-old trees, tide pools The park’s newest campground; set beside a pleasant • Amphitheater rock-rimmed pond to the east of Highway 20. Fishing and boating • Do not gather or collect any firewood, including with vibrant but sensitive marine life, and • Salmon fishing in season • Seven standard sites Deception Pass features a variety of popular water driftwood, from the park. Wood is available for sale viewpoints of stunning beauty set this park • 49 utility sites activities, including boating, sailing, kayaking, during the summer. apart from everyday life. Hoypus Point and Hoypus Hill • One hiker/biker site canoeing and fishing. The park offers both saltwater • Keep campfires small and attend to fires at all times. • Natural Forest Area with trails through old-growth forest • Kitchen shelter and a gazebo at center of campground and freshwater fishing opportunities for salmon, ling Watch for seasonal fire restrictions during the summer. Attracted by its abundant resources • Some multi-use trails (bikes and horses allowed) • Restroom with showers cod, shrimp and many other fish species. Cornet Bay • Please take your recyclables home with you. and protected shorelines, Coast Salish • Five rustic cabins has six saltwater boat launch ramps and there is a • Keg beer is not permitted in the park. Alcoholic tribes settled the area now known as Cornet Bay single lane at Bowman Bay. beverages are allowed only in campsites or at picnic • Six-lane boat launch The park’s two lakes, Cranberry Lake and Pass Lake, Deception Pass. These tribes are well Bowman Bay Campground (open seasonally) tables. • Mooring docks and nearby marine services A small, old-fashioned campground tucked into the offer quiet, protected waters with small launches • Crows and raccoons are frequent campground visitors. known for their spiritual strength and artistic trees and close to the water. for freshwater fishing. Only electric motors are Please keep all food in airtight containers or in vehicles. accomplishments. Their stories continue to be an Offshore islands • 18 standard sites permitted on Cranberry Lake; combustion engines are Feeding of wildlife is prohibited. • Skagit and Hope islands offer primitive campgrounds prohibited. On Pass Lake, all motors are prohibited integral element of the park’s values. • Two utility sites • Drive slowly in the campground in consideration of • Rustic, two-person rental cabin on Ben Ure Island • Showers in nearby restroom and only catch-and-release fly fishing is permitted. Captain Salvador Fidalgo of Spain explored • Kukutali Preserve on Kiket Island The saltwater areas of the Pass and nearby bays children and other pedestrian traffic. The speed limit is 10 mph. the area in 1792, leaving behind many Spanish • Strawberry, Deception and other islands are Natural Areas and passages are very scenic, but also extremely Ben Ure Cabin dangerous due to strong currents, winds, and waves • Report disturbances to park rangers or camp hosts. names that are still used today, including Kiket Island A rustic, but comfortable, two-person cabin is coming in from the Strait. Use caution and care while They are trained to help you resolve issues and concerns. Rosario Beach and Fidalgo Island. At about • Part of the Kukutali Preserve available for rent on Ben Ure Island. The cabin has a on the water, obey all safety rules, and know your In case of emergency, call 911. • Co-owned by Deception Pass State Park and the stove, refrigerator, cooking utensils, running water and limits and the limits of your vessel. the same time, Captain George Vancouver of an outdoor shower. England explored the area. He believed the pass Swinomish Indian tribe • Two-mile round-trip hike across the island Take along your own drinking and cooking water, was the mouth of the river until his lieutenant food and bedding. Access to the island is by kayak or Biking and horseback riding The Discover Pass is required for day visits to state parks • Views of wind-swept beaches, Deception Pass bridge Some trails in the park are open to bikes and and access to other state-managed recreation lands. The sailed around the land to the south, discovering and other nearby islands canoe only. There is a maximum of two guests. Pets are not permitted. horseback riding. The southern portion of Hoypus pass provides access to millions of acres of parks, wildlife that the adjacent land was actually an island. • Limited parking off Snee-Oosh Road Forest offers the most multi-use trails. Check the areas, trails, natural areas and water-access sites. The • Pets and bicycles are not permitted on Kiket Island Vancouver named the island after his lieutenant, official park map (reverse side) to see on which trails annual pass is transferable between two vehicles. Group camping these activities are permitted. • Annual pass: $30 • One-day pass: $10 Joseph Whidbey. Having been deceived by the Cornet Bay Retreat Center Designated sites for group camping are available. (transaction and dealer fees may apply) narrow waterway, Vancouver named the waterway The Cornet Bay Retreat Center is ideal for groups that Please visit www.parks.state.wa.us or call Interpretive programs Deception Pass. want a relatively low-cost overnight retreat in a secluded (888) CAMPOUT for more information. The Discover Pass can be purchased Throughout the summer, regularly scheduled online, by phone or in person. For In 1866, the United States government set aside Deception Pass State Park welcomes you. setting. The center accommodates up to 200 people interpretive walks and talks and Junior Ranger and offers a fully equipped kitchen, a meeting lodge details, visit www.discoverpass.wa.gov the land around the pass as a military reservation. A Discover its many secrets and pleasures. Explore Picnic and event facilities programs are presented at various locations or call (866) 320-9933. overlooking Cornet Bay, meeting rooms and sleeping throughout the park. Check at the welcome station Congressional Act designated the property for public its scenic beauty and spectacular setting. Visit cabins with bunks. The grounds feature a sports court, Ten CCC-era kitchen shelters are available for reservation for large or small groups. Fees vary or park kiosks for current schedules. Some special Thank you for supporting recreation in 1922, creating Deception Pass State with friends and family, or in quiet solitude. a large central field lawn area, an amphitheater and programs are offered by advance reservation. Please fire circle, restrooms, and trails that lead to scenic park depending on shelter and group size. Visit Washington state recreation lands. www.parks.state.wa.us Park. During the Great Depression of the 1930s, the Adventure and discovery await you. www.parks.state.wa.us or call (888) CAMPOUT contact Deception Pass Interpretive Services at features. For reservations, call (360) 902-8600. (360) 675-3767 ext. 31, for more information.
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