Curlew Lake State Park

Curlew Lake State Park encompasses 87 acres along a 5.5-mile lake, offering two boat ramps and 80 feet of dock space for water activities.

Archaeological discoveries near ancient fire rings, including an indigenous pestle and freshwater clam shells, indicate the area served as a summer camp for regional tribes.

The park maintains multiple camping areas with 57 tent spaces and 25 utility spaces, creating a strong outdoor recreation community throughout the seasons.

Visitors need a Discover Pass for day access to the park, which includes facilities such as two restrooms, four showers, and ten unsheltered picnic tables.

The park features an active osprey nest viewable within its boundaries and sits eight miles from a public fossil dig site at Stone Rose.

Location: Washington

Website: https://www.parks.wa.gov/493/Curlew-Lake

Website: https://parks.wa.gov/493/Curlew-Lake

GPS coordinates: 48.71790,-118.65900

Latest update: March 21, 2025 08:42