MOORAGE DOCK AT SEQUIM BAY STATE PARK CLOSES PERMANENTLY, BOAT LAUNCH DOCK WILL REMAIN OPEN.
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission permanently closed the moorage dock at Sequim Bay State Park on September 15, 2021. The closure comes as a result of safety concerns related to the age and structural deterioration of the moorage dock.
The boat launch dock will remain open for use. There is a 15-minute time limit and the dock may not be used for moorage. The park offers six moorage buoys for boats 45-feet and under on a first come, first served basis. Moorage permits are available for purchase online.
CORNET BAY MARINA CLOSES FOR RECONSTRUCTION, BOATERS VISITING DECEPTION PASS AREA MUST SEEK ALTERNATIVES
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission began contracted reconstruction work to the Cornet Bay Marina pier at Deception Pass State Park on September 9, 2021. The floating docks will remain open until October but will not have access to the shore. The closure will provide safe access for the contracting firm working on the demolition and reconstruction of the dock. State Parks expects the pier and moorage docks to reopen in Spring 2022.
Fifty parking stalls in the lot will be blocked off for construction work staging materials. Bathrooms will remain open daily from 8 a.m. to closing time at dusk. The boat ramp will remain open throughout the duration of the project. Limited beach access will be available west of the boat ramps. Visitors are asked to follow all signage and stay out of closed areas.
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