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Washington State Life Jacket Loaner Station Locations Washington State Life Jacket Loaner Stations August 2018 1 Wearing life jackets while playing, swimming, or boating in lakes, rivers, and the ocean can keep you and your loved ones safe. Use this list to visit a place that has a free Life Jacket Loaner Station. Each life jacket loaner station has different life jacket sizes and number of life jackets available to borrow. These locations are not responsible for making sure life jackets of the correct size are available at all times or that they are always in good repair. If you're unsure about whether there will be life jackets in your size to borrow, please use your own. Location Address Dates/times Contact Site Organization Asotin County Hell's Canyon Resort 1560 Port Drive Year Round Jock Pring, 509-758-6963 Office Hell's Canyon Clarkston, WA 99403 [email protected] Resort Benton County Benton County Fire District 2604 Bombing Range Year round Slita Bradley, 509-967-2945 Fire station Benton County #4 [email protected] Fire District #4 West Richland, WA 99353 Howard Amon Park boat 500 Amon Park Drive Memorial Day- 509-942-7529 Boat launch City of Richland launch Richland, WA 99352 Labor Day [email protected] Parks and Public Facilities Howard Amon Park 500 Amon Park Drive Memorial Day- 509-942-7529 Swim dock City of Richland swimming area Richland, WA 99352 Labor Day [email protected] Parks and Public Facilities Columbia Point 660 Columbia Point Dr. Memorial Day- 509-942-7529 Boat launch City of Richland Richland, WA. 99352 Labor Day [email protected] Parks and Public Facilities Columbia Park West 1776 Columbia Park Memorial Day- 509-942-7529 City of Richland Trail Richland, WA. Labor Day [email protected] Parks and Public 99352 Facilities Leslie Grove Park boat 2 E. Snyder Street Memorial Day- 509-942-7529 Boat launch City of Richland launch Richland, WA 99354 Labor Day [email protected] Parks and Public Facilities Leslie Grove Park swimming 2 E. Snyder Street Memorial Day- 509-942-7529 Swim beach City of Richland area Richland, WA 99354 Labor Day [email protected] Parks and Public Facilities Richland Parks & Recreation 500 Amon Park Drive Year Round 509-942-7529 Community City of Richland Richland, WA 99352 [email protected] Center Parks and Public Facilities Seattle Childrens- [email protected] * Location as of 2016 State Parks Boating- [email protected] Washington State Life Jacket Loaner Stations August 2018 2 Location Address Dates/times Contact Site Organization Two Rivers Park swimming 2133 16 E. Finley Rd. Year round at boat Richard Hillmer, 509-531-7106 Swimming area area Kennwick, WA. 99337 ramp; Winter [email protected] months have fewer jackets Two Rivers Park boat ramp 2133 16 E. Finley Rd. Year round at boat Richard Hillmerm, 509-531-7106 Boat ramp Kennwick, WA. 99337 ramp [email protected] West Benton Fire & Rescue West Benton Fire Monday through Todd Dormaier, 509-786-1510, Fire Station West Benton Fire Rescue Friday 8-12 and 1- [email protected] and Rescue 5 rg Chelan County Chelan Riverwalk park 1200 Grant Ave Daylight Hours Teneille Hatmaker, Boat launch Chelan PUD Prosser, WA 99350 Year Round [email protected] Chelan Falls Park 555 First St Daylight Hours Teneille Hatmaker, Boat launch Chelan PUD Chelan Falls, WA Year Round [email protected] 98817 Chelan, WA 98816- 9641 Entiat City Park 2461 Lakeshore Drive Daylight Hours Teneille Hatmaker, Boat launch Chelan PUD Entiat, WA 98822 Year Round [email protected] Lake Wenatchee State Park 15440 Cedar Brae Rd. Daylight Hours Rick Halstead, 509-763-3101 Boat launch Chelan PUD Leavenworth, WA, Year Round 98826 Manson Park & Recreation 142 Pedoi Street, May- September: Robin Pittman, 509-687-9635, Office near Manson Park & District Office Manson WA 98831 Monday-Friday [email protected] Manson Bay Recreation District 9am to 4pm Marina and Office Manson Bay Park Seattle Childrens- [email protected] * Location as of 2016 State Parks Boating- [email protected] Washington State Life Jacket Loaner Stations August 2018 3 Location Address Dates/times Contact Site Organization Wenatchee Confluence 333 Old Station Rd May - September Matt Morrison, Boat launch and Parks State Park Wenatchee, WA 98801 [email protected]; swim area 509-664-6373 Wenatchee Riverfront Park No Address Available Daylight Hours Teneille Hatmaker, Boat launch Chelan PUD (Orondo St, Wen) Year Round [email protected] Clallam County John Wayne Marina 2577 W Sequim Bay Year Round Ronald R Amundson, 360-417- Near fule dock Port of Port Rd Sequim, WA 98382 3440 [email protected] approuch Angeles Sequim Bay State Park 269035 HWY 101 April 1-September Ranger Drew Fetherston, 360- Sequim, WA 98382 30 683-4235 [email protected] Clark County Battle Ground Lake State 18002 NE 249th St Year Round James Donnellan, 360-687-4621, Beach Area Washington State Park Battle Ground, WA [email protected] Parks and 98604 or [email protected] Recreation Commission Beaver Bay Park North End of Yale Memorial Day-Oct 360-238-5250 Thousand Trails Lake, Sherman Rd 1 Cowlitz, WA 98616 Cougar Park W Side of Yale Lake, Memorial Day- 360-238-5250 Thousand Trails Cougar Camp Rd Labor Day Cougar, WA 98616 Cresap Bay Park East end of Lake Memorial Day- 360-238-5250 Thousand Trails Merwin October 1 Ariel, WA 98603 Klineline Pond at Salmon Salmon Creek Fully stocked: Kanessa Thompson, 360-608- Swim area Safe Kids Clark Creek Regional Park Regional Park Memorial day 4136, (pond) County, Clark 1112 NE 117th Street weekend - [email protected] County, Clark Vancouver, WA September. County Parks, and Partially stocked: AMR all year Seattle Childrens- [email protected] * Location as of 2016 State Parks Boating- [email protected] Washington State Life Jacket Loaner Stations August 2018 4 Location Address Dates/times Contact Site Organization Marine Park Boat Ramp Se Marine Park Wy Year round Anne Johnston, 360-397-8000 Boat ramp Safe Kids Clark and Columbia Wy ext. 7337 County and Vancouver, WA. [email protected] Vancouver Parks and Recreation Merwin Park West end of Lake Memorial Day- 360-238-5250 Thousand Trails Merwin Ariel, WA September 15 98603 Port of Camas/Washougal 24 S. A Street Year Round Sadie Hayes, 360-335-3676 Boat Ramp Washougal, WA [email protected] 98671 Saddle Dam Park South end of Yale Memorial Day- 360-238-5250 Thousand Trails Lake, Fraiser Rd Labor Day Amboy, WA 98601 Speelyai Park N side of Lake Merwin, Memorial Day- 360-238-5250 Thousand Trails Rock Creek Rd September 15 Ariel, WA 98603 Swift Forest Camp 280 rd. Forest Service Memorial Day- Oct 360-238-5250 Thousand Trails Hwy 90 1 Cougar, WA. Yale Park W side of Yale Lake, Memorial Day- 360-238-5250 Thousand Trails Lewis River Rd September 15 Ariel, WA 98603 Cowlitz County Castle Rock Boat Launch Castle Rock, WA Year Round DeAnn Sharp, 360-957-1979 [email protected] Merwin Dam/Lake Merwin Woodland, WA Year Round Brandi Ballinger, 360-575-6280, Recreation Area [email protected] County Line Swim Area SR4 on Ocean Beach Year Round DeAnn Sharp, 360-957-1979, Hwy, Cathlamet, WA [email protected] 98612 Horseshoe Lake Park - Boat Woodland, WA Year Round Donny Conner, 360-225-6965, Launch [email protected] Seattle Childrens- [email protected] * Location as of 2016 State Parks Boating- [email protected] Washington State Life Jacket Loaner Stations August 2018 5 Location Address Dates/times Contact Site Organization Horseshoe Lake Park - Woodland, WA Year Round Donny Conner, 360-225-6965, Swim Area [email protected] S Pekin Rd - Boat Launch Woodland, WA Year Round Donny Conner, 360-225-6965, [email protected] Willow Grove Boat Launch Longveiw, WA Year Round Sarah Hoskins, 360-442-5501, [email protected] Willow Grove Park West end Longveiw, WA Year Round Sarah Hoskins, 360-442-5501, [email protected] Willow Grove Swim Area Longview, WA Year Round Sarah Hoskins, 360-442-5501, [email protected] Douglas County Beebe Bridge Park 23459 SR 97 April 1-October 31 Ryan Baker, 509-661-4495 Boat launch Chelan PUD Orondo, WA 98843 6am-8pm; November 1- April 1 8am-4pm Rufus Woods Lake - Hwy 17 Pearl Hill Road Year Round Ranger Theresa Poulson, 509- Boat launch Corps of Upstream Boat Ramp PO Box 1120 686-3547 Engineers Gazebo Bridgeport, WA 98813 [email protected] il Orondo River Park 21553 SR 97 April-October Doug Provo, South of Boat Port of Douglas Orondo, WA 98843 6:30am to dusk [email protected] launch Wenactchee, WA 98807 Franklin County Chiawana Boat Launch 2204 RD 88 Memorial Day- Dan Dotta, 509-543-5759 Boat launch City of Pasco, Pasco, WA 99301 Labor Day [email protected] Safe Kids Coalition Levey Landing Park 1701 Levey Road, Fridays, Janet Cook, 504-547-2048, Day use area US Army Corps of Day Use area Pasco WA 99201 Saturdays, [email protected], Engineers, Tri- Holidays or Rivers Natural (Memorial Day- IceHarborParks&Recreation@usa Resources—Ice Labor Day) ce.army.mil Harbor Office Seattle Childrens- [email protected] * Location as of 2016 State Parks Boating- [email protected] Washington State Life Jacket Loaner Stations August 2018 6 Location Address Dates/times Contact Site Organization Levey Landing Park Boat 1702 Levey Road, Fridays, Janet Cook, 504-547-2048, Boat Ramp US Army Corps of Ramp Pasco WA 99201 Saturdays, [email protected], Engineers, Tri- Holidays or Rivers Natural (Memorial Day- IceHarborParks&Recreation@usa Resources—Ice Labor Day) ce.army.mil Harbor Office Sacajawea Historical State 2503 Sacajawea Park Summer: 8 am to 509-545-2361, Park * Road dusk.
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