WELCOME TO CAMA BEACH FOUNDATION
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Education is not the filling of a bucket, but the lighting of a fire
-- W. B. Yeats
-- W. B. Yeats
COVID 19 UPDATE
as of May 2, 2020
May 5th Limited Opening For Day Use At State Parks
Ocean beaches & Columbia Gorge parks remain closed.
All events at Cama Beach State Park are cancelled until further notice.
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission announced the list of state parks that will open on Tuesday, May 5, for day use only.
The list of more than 100 parks and properties is posted to the agency’s website and includes popular destinations for hiking and boating across the state.
State Parks will delay the opening of some areas beyond May 5, including all ocean beach parks and those along the Columbia River Gorge. Parks is working with local communities, natural resource agencies and partners in Oregon to determine the appropriate timing for reopening these areas. No specific timeline has been identified for opening these park areas.
State Parks also will take steps to reduce parking capacity at some urban locations such as Lake Sammamish, Saint Edward, and Dash Point by limiting parking. Reducing the number of parking stalls available will help decrease the number of people who can access the parks at one time, minimizing crowds.
PARKS REMAINING CLOSED
Anderson Lake
Beacon Rock
Bogachiel
Bottle Beach
Cape Disappointment
Camp Wooten
Cedar Falls Trailhead (on Palouse to Cascades Trail)
Columbia Hills (limited fishing access)
Crawford State Park and Gardner Caves
Daroga
Doug’s Beach
Fisk
Fort Columbia
Fort Simcoe
Goldendale Observatory
Grayland Beach
Griffiths-Priday
Klickitat Trail
Kukutali Preserve
Leadbetter Point
Loomis Lake
Ocean City
Pacific Beach
Pacific Pines
Peshastin Pinnacles
Pleasant Harbor
Maryhill (watercraft launch will open)
Spring Creek Hatchery
Twin Harbors
Westport Light
Wallace Falls
For complete press release: https://parks.state.wa.us/1177/Novel-Coronavirus---COVID-19
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The next big events at our Parks will be:
State Park FREE Days: Jun 6, Jun 7, Jun 13, Aug 25, Sept 26, Nov 11, Nov 27
You can now go online to make your reservations for Cama Beach Historical State Park and Camano Island State Park!
as of May 2, 2020
May 5th Limited Opening For Day Use At State Parks
Ocean beaches & Columbia Gorge parks remain closed.
All events at Cama Beach State Park are cancelled until further notice.
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission announced the list of state parks that will open on Tuesday, May 5, for day use only.
The list of more than 100 parks and properties is posted to the agency’s website and includes popular destinations for hiking and boating across the state.
State Parks will delay the opening of some areas beyond May 5, including all ocean beach parks and those along the Columbia River Gorge. Parks is working with local communities, natural resource agencies and partners in Oregon to determine the appropriate timing for reopening these areas. No specific timeline has been identified for opening these park areas.
State Parks also will take steps to reduce parking capacity at some urban locations such as Lake Sammamish, Saint Edward, and Dash Point by limiting parking. Reducing the number of parking stalls available will help decrease the number of people who can access the parks at one time, minimizing crowds.
PARKS REMAINING CLOSED
Anderson Lake
Beacon Rock
Bogachiel
Bottle Beach
Cape Disappointment
Camp Wooten
Cedar Falls Trailhead (on Palouse to Cascades Trail)
Columbia Hills (limited fishing access)
Crawford State Park and Gardner Caves
Daroga
Doug’s Beach
Fisk
Fort Columbia
Fort Simcoe
Goldendale Observatory
Grayland Beach
Griffiths-Priday
Klickitat Trail
Kukutali Preserve
Leadbetter Point
Loomis Lake
Ocean City
Pacific Beach
Pacific Pines
Peshastin Pinnacles
Pleasant Harbor
Maryhill (watercraft launch will open)
Spring Creek Hatchery
Twin Harbors
Westport Light
Wallace Falls
For complete press release: https://parks.state.wa.us/1177/Novel-Coronavirus---COVID-19
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The next big events at our Parks will be:
State Park FREE Days: Jun 6, Jun 7, Jun 13, Aug 25, Sept 26, Nov 11, Nov 27
You can now go online to make your reservations for Cama Beach Historical State Park and Camano Island State Park!
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Cama Beach Foundation is a nonprofit organization that operates with a mostly-volunteer staff. Our goal is to support Camano Island State Park and
Cama Beach Historical State Park by offering visitors educational and interpretive programs that enhance their visit to the Parks. We coordinate our efforts with Parks staff but we receive no financial support from Washington State Parks. Nor does CBF speak for Washington State Parks or the Parks and Recreation Commission.
Our operations are funded by generous donations from people like you and by proceeds from sales at the historic Cama Beach Store, so the next time you visit the parks, be sure to stop by our store located on the beach just north of the cabins.
Cama Beach Historical State Park by offering visitors educational and interpretive programs that enhance their visit to the Parks. We coordinate our efforts with Parks staff but we receive no financial support from Washington State Parks. Nor does CBF speak for Washington State Parks or the Parks and Recreation Commission.
Our operations are funded by generous donations from people like you and by proceeds from sales at the historic Cama Beach Store, so the next time you visit the parks, be sure to stop by our store located on the beach just north of the cabins.
Updated January 5, 2020
