Things to remember
Blake Island Marine State Park
Manchester, WA 98353
(360) 731-8330
• Pets must be on a leash (no longer than
eight feet) and under control at all times.
• There is a 10-night camping limit May 1
through Sept. 30, and a 20-night limit
the remainder of the year.
• Moorage is limited to
seven consecutive nights.
• Quiet hours are
from 10 p.m. to
6:30 a.m.
• Store food and
garbage when
away from your
boat, campsite
and picnic area.
Storage containers
are available from
park staff.
• Do not feed
or approach the wildlife.
• Registration required after 1 p.m.
• Firewood collection is prohibited.
State Parks information:
(360) 902-8844
Reservations: Online at
www.parks.state.wa.us or
call (888) CAMPOUT
or (888) 226-7688
Washington State Parks
Blake Island
Marine State Park
Other state parks located in
the general area: Manchester
and Illahee
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call (866) 320-9933.
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Washington State
Parks and Recreation Commission
P.O. Box 42650
Olympia, WA 98504-2650
(360) 902-8500
www.parks.state.wa.us
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Commission members:
Ken Bounds
Mark O. Brown
Patricia T. Lantz
Michael Latimer
Steve S. Milner
Diana Perez
Lucinda S. Whaley
Agency director: Don Hoch
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Blake Island State Park
Welcome to Blake Island Marine State Park
Blake Island is a densely wooded island
accessible only by boat. Visitors can view
Puget Sound, ferry boats on the water and
the lights of Seattle only a few miles away.
Hiking
Tillicum
Boating
Visitors can enhance their excursion to Blake Island
at Tillicum's great cedar longhouse. Guests are
invited to savor a unique Northwest Coast Indian
dining experience featuring award-winning salmon
baked on cedar stakes over alder fires, followed by a
Northwest Coast Indian style presentation. A schedule
and sign-up board for dining and a gift gallery are
located in the longhouse. For more information, call
(206) 623-1445.
Sailing
Scuba diving
Fishing
Cascadia Marine
Trail campsite
Tillicum
Canoe access
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Picnic area
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Ranger
station
Facilities
Blake Island Marine State Park offers picnicking,
boating, fishing, hiking and beach exploration. For
overnight campers, there are 44 standard campsites
(32 during off-peak season), 12 primitive (during
off-peak season) and three on the Cascadia Marine
Trail. There also are about 1,300 feet of moorage
dock and 24 moorage buoys. A perimeter
road circles the entire island, and there are 5
miles of beaches.
For shelter or group camp reservations, call
(888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688.
The park offers a group camp which includes an
Adirondack shelter with bunks for eight guests and
a grassy area for tents. The camp is reservable year
round online at www.parks.state.wa.us and by
calling (888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688.
Site of Trimble Estate
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Group camp
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Camping
Marina
Moorage buoy
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Park boundary
1 Blue Trail
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2 Red Trail
3 Cross Island Trail
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4 Perimeter Road
5 Interpretive Trail
Due to the moist climate, vegetation grows rapidly
on the island. Vegetation includes a wide variety of
native Northwest trees and shrubs. Some trees and
shrubs were imported by Mrs. Trimble and are still
growing on the island today. Wildlife seen in the park
includes deer, chipmunks, racoons, river otters, mink,
and many types of birds, including bald eagles.
Please take your garbage and recycle items with you,
and properly dispose of them at home or at a mainland
disposal site. If you need a plastic bag for your debris,
just ask a ranger, who will give you a bag to help you
pack it out.
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Water
tower
2
Restroom
Plants and animals
Pack-it-in, Pack-it-out
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is required to visit a state park or other
state-managed recreation lands.
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Revenue from Discover Pass sales replaces
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