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Public Access Key for Island County Index in Numerical Order Index in Alphabetical Order Map label Beach Name Map label Beach Name 2 Deception Pass State Park (island) 43 New data ‐ update pending 3 Cornet Bay County Dock 4 Ala Spit County Park 4 Ala Spit County Park 65 Beach 419 5 Moran's Beach 20 Blowers Bluff 6 Dugualla Bay, DNR‐145 9 Borgman Road End 7 Dugualla Bay Dike Access 67 Bush Point ‐ Sandpiper Rd End 8 Dugualla Park 66 Bush Point Boat Launch 9 Borgman Road End 53 Cama Beach State Park 10 Joseph Whidbey State Park 55 Camano Island State Park 11 N Point Partridge 47 Cavalero Beach County Park 12 W Beach Rd Public Beach Access 80 Clinton Ferry Terminal 14 S Strawberry Point 3 Cornet Bay County Dock 15 Oak Harbor City Marina 39 Coupeville 16 Winas‐Maylor Point ‐ West 37 Coupeville Wharf 17 Flintstone Park 81 Dave Mackie Memorial County Park 18 Oak Harbor Lagoon 2 Deception Pass State Park (island) 19 Oak Harbor City Beach Park 77 Double Bluff Park 20 Blowers Bluff 49 Driftwood County Park 21 Oak Harbor City Park Tidelands 7 Dugualla Bay Dike Access 22 Hastie Lake Road Boat Launch 6 Dugualla Bay, DNR‐145 23 English Boom Park & Preserve 8 Dugualla Park 24 Saratoga Passage / Skagit Bay Viewpoint 28 East San De Fuca 25 Utsalady County Park 45 Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve 26 Maple Grove Boat Launch 23 English Boom Park & Preserve 27 Monroe Landing 17 Flintstone Park 28 East San De Fuca 48 Fort Casey State Park 29 San De Fuca 52 Fort Casey State Park 30 Grasser's Lagoon 36 Fort Ebey State Park (dnr‐140) 31 Libbey Beach County Park 32 Fox Trot Way Road End 32 Fox Trot Way Road End 68 Freeland County Park / Holmes Harbor 33 Long Point Beach 82 Glendale Road End 34 W Penn Cove Beach 30 Grasser's Lagoon 35 W Penn Cove 22 Hastie Lake Road Boat Launch 36 Fort Ebey State Park (dnr‐140) 56 Hidden Beach 37 Coupeville Wharf 42 High Road End 38 Penn Cove / Madrona 69 Holmes Harbor Private Beach 39 Coupeville 70 Holmes Harbor Private Beach 40 Snatelum Point 10 Joseph Whidbey State Park 41 Town Boat Launch 51 Keystone Ferry Terminal 42 High Road End 50 Keystone Spit State Park 43 New data ‐ update pending 59 Lagoon Point North (Westcliff Drive) 44 Livingston Bay Beach Tidelands 60 Lagoon Point South 45 Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve 64 Langley Boat Harbor & Fishing Pier 46 South Ebey's Landing 62 Langley Memorial Park 47 Cavalero Beach County Park 63 Langley Seawall Park 48 Fort Casey State Park 31 Libbey Beach County Park 49 Driftwood County Park 44 Livingston Bay Beach Tidelands 50 Keystone Spit State Park 33 Long Point Beach 51 Keystone Ferry Terminal 58 Mabana Port District Beach Access 52 Fort Casey State Park 26 Maple Grove Boat Launch 53 Cama Beach State Park 27 Monroe Landing 55 Camano Island State Park 5 Moran's Beach 56 Hidden Beach 11 N Point Partridge 57 Tillicum Beach 19 Oak Harbor City Beach Park 58 Mabana Port District Beach Access 15 Oak Harbor City Marina 59 Lagoon Point North (Westcliff Drive) 21 Oak Harbor City Park Tidelands 60 Lagoon Point South 18 Oak Harbor Lagoon 61 South Whidbey State Park 38 Penn Cove / Madrona 62 Langley Memorial Park 83 Possession Point Park 63 Langley Seawall Park 84 Possession Point State Park 64 Langley Boat Harbor & Fishing Pier 14 S Strawberry Point 65 Beach 419 29 San De Fuca 66 Bush Point Boat Launch 24 Saratoga Passage / Skagit Bay Viewpoint 67 Bush Point ‐ Sandpiper Rd End 40 Snatelum Point 68 Freeland County Park / Holmes Harbor 46 South Ebey's Landing 69 Holmes Harbor Private Beach 61 South Whidbey State Park 70 Holmes Harbor Private Beach 76 Sunlight Beach Road End, East 74 Sunlight County Parcles 75 Sunlight Beach Road End, West 75 Sunlight Beach Road End, West 74 Sunlight County Parcles 76 Sunlight Beach Road End, East 57 Tillicum Beach 77 Double Bluff Park 41 Town Boat Launch 78 Useless Bay Tidelands 78 Useless Bay Tidelands 80 Clinton Ferry Terminal 25 Utsalady County Park 81 Dave Mackie Memorial County Park 12 W Beach Rd Public Beach Access 82 Glendale Road End 35 W Penn Cove 83 Possession Point Park 34 W Penn Cove Beach 84 Possession Point State Park 16 Winas‐Maylor Point ‐ West #2 Deception Pass State Park (island) Owner: State Parks Ecology Beach Access ID #: WS1244A Classification: PUB1 = GOVERNMENT PARK General Information Amenities Activities State Park: Yes Stairs to Beach: No Hiking Trails: Yes Setting/Experience: Neighborhood Marina: No Beach Walking: Yes Access Fee No Camping: Yes Swimming: Yes Parking Paved WWT Campsites: Yes SCUBA: Unknown Parking Fee No Public Transportation: Yes Surfing: No Primary Acccess Type Pedestrian Boat Launch: Both Shellfishing: Yes Secondary Access Typ Personal Watercraft Boardwalk: No Crabbing: Unknown Primary Adjacent Use Rural Residential Dock/Pier: Yes Fishing: Yes Coast Type: Sand Restrooms: Flush Birds/Wildlife: Yes Drinking Water: Yes Tidepoolin: Yes Picnic Facilities 1: Tables Bicycling: Yes Picnic Facilities 2: BBQ pits Horseback Riding: No Picnic Facilities 3: Shelters Hiking: Yes Primary ADA Features Specifically ADA View_Point: Yes Friday, September 03, 2010 Page 1 of 77 #3 Cornet Bay County Dock Owner: Island County Ecology Beach Access ID #: WS12470 Classification: PUBDOCK = PUBLIC DOCK General Information Amenities Activities State Park: No Stairs to Beach: No Hiking Trails: None Setting/Experience: Neighborhood Marina: No Beach Walking: No Access Fee No Camping: No Swimming: No Parking Gravel WWT Campsites: No SCUBA: Unknown Parking Fee Public Transportation: No Surfing: No Primary Acccess Type Pedestrian Boat Launch: None Shellfishing: No Secondary Access Typ Personal Watercraft Boardwalk: No Crabbing: Yes Primary Adjacent Use Rural Residential Dock/Pier: Yes Fishing: Unknown Coast Type: Cobble Beach Restrooms: Pit/Outhouse Birds/Wildlife: Unknown Drinking Water: Tidepoolin: No Picnic Facilities 1: None Bicycling: No Picnic Facilities 2: None Horseback Riding: No Picnic Facilities 3: None Hiking: No Primary ADA Features None View_Point: No Friday, September 03, 2010 Page 2 of 77 #4 Ala Spit County Park Owner: Island County Ecology Beach Access ID #: WS17550 Classification: PUB1 = GOVERNMENT PARK General Information Amenities Activities State Park: No Stairs to Beach: No Hiking Trails: None Setting/Experience: Marina: No Beach Walking: Yes Access Fee No Camping: No Swimming: Unknown Parking Paved WWT Campsites: No SCUBA: Unknown Parking Fee No Public Transportation: No Surfing: No Primary Acccess Type Pedestrian Boat Launch: None Shellfishing: Yes Secondary Access Typ Pedestrian Boardwalk: No Crabbing: Yes Primary Adjacent Use Rural Residential Dock/Pier: No Fishing: Yes Coast Type: Cobble Beach Restrooms: None Birds/Wildlife: Yes Drinking Water: No Tidepoolin: No Picnic Facilities 1: None Bicycling: No Picnic Facilities 2: None Horseback Riding: No Picnic Facilities 3: None Hiking: No Primary ADA Features None View_Point: Yes Friday, September 03, 2010 Page 3 of 77 #5 Moran's Beach Owner: Island County Ecology Beach Access ID #: WS12450 Classification: PUB1 = GOVERNMENT PARK General Information Amenities Activities State Park: No Stairs to Beach: No Hiking Trails: None Setting/Experience: Neighborhood Marina: No Beach Walking: Access Fee No Camping: No Swimming: Yes Parking Paved WWT Campsites: No SCUBA: Unknown Parking Fee No Public Transportation: No Surfing: No Primary Acccess Type Pedestrian Boat Launch: None Shellfishing: No Secondary Access Typ Pedestrian Boardwalk: Yes Crabbing: Unknown Primary Adjacent Use Dock/Pier: No Fishing: Yes Coast Type: Cobble Beach Restrooms: None Birds/Wildlife: Yes Drinking Water: No Tidepoolin: No Picnic Facilities 1: None Bicycling: No Picnic Facilities 2: None Horseback Riding: No Picnic Facilities 3: None Hiking: No Primary ADA Features None View_Point: Yes Friday, September 03, 2010 Page 4 of 77 #6 Dugualla Bay, DNR-145 Owner: DNR - Recreational Ecology Beach Access ID #: WS17520 Classification: PUB3 = GOVERNMENT OWNED TIDELANDS WITH KNOWN PUBLIC ACCESS FROM LAND General Information Amenities Activities State Park: No Stairs to Beach: No Hiking Trails: None Setting/Experience: Rural Marina: No Beach Walking: Yes Access Fee No Camping: No Swimming: Unknown Parking Gravel WWT Campsites: No SCUBA: No Parking Fee No Public Transportation: No Surfing: No Primary Acccess Type Pedestrian Boat Launch: Non-motorized Shellfishing: Yes Secondary Access Typ Visual Boardwalk: No Crabbing: Unknown Primary Adjacent Use Rural Residential Dock/Pier: No Fishing: Unknown Coast Type: Cobble Beach Restrooms: None Birds/Wildlife: Yes Drinking Water: No Tidepoolin: No Picnic Facilities 1: None Bicycling: No Picnic Facilities 2: None Horseback Riding: No Picnic Facilities 3: None Hiking: No Primary ADA Features None View_Point: Yes Friday, September 03, 2010 Page 5 of 77 #7 Dugualla Bay Dike Access Owner: Unknown Ecology Beach Access ID #: WS14070 Classification: PUB2 = GOVERNMENT OWNED LAND WITH KNOWN PUBLIC ACCESS General Information Amenities Activities State Park: No Stairs to Beach: No Hiking Trails: None Setting/Experience: Rural Marina: No Beach Walking: Yes Access Fee No Camping: No Swimming: No Parking Gravel WWT Campsites: No SCUBA: No Parking Fee No Public Transportation: No Surfing: No Primary Acccess Type Pedestrian Boat Launch: Non-motorized Shellfishing: No Secondary Access Typ Pedestrian Boardwalk: No Crabbing: Unknown Primary Adjacent Use Farm/Ag Dock/Pier: No Fishing: Unknown Coast Type: Cobble Beach Restrooms: None Birds/Wildlife: Yes Drinking Water: No Tidepoolin: No Picnic Facilities 1: None Bicycling: No Picnic Facilities 2: None Horseback Riding:
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