Doe Island Marine State Park, a Washington State Park located near Anacortes, Bellingham and Ferndale

DOE ISLAND MARINE STATE PARK

DOE ISLAND MARINE STATE PARK
Olga, Washington 98279

(lat:48.6328 lon:-122.7876)

Accessible only by boat, Doe Island Marine State Park is a quiet 7-acre marine moorage and camping park with 2,049 feet of saltwater shoreline southeast of Orcas Island. Accessible only by boat, the park features views of the Salish Sea and surrounding mountains and islands. There is no potable water on Doe Island and visitors must pack out what they pack in.

Passes

A Discover Pass is required for vehicle access to Washington state parks for day use. For more information about the Discover Pass and exemptions, please visit the Discover Pass web page.

Fishing

Located in Washington, this marine park offers fishing opportunities for salmon and rockfish. Also available are shellfishing options, including clams and oysters. Anglers can enjoy both shoreline and boat-based angling here. Remember to follow local regulations regarding seasons, limits, and gear restrictions.

Location

Doe Island Marine State Park is located near Anacortes, Bellingham and Ferndale

Nearby Parks

Olga Marine State Park

Moran State Park

Clark Island Marine State Park

James Island Marine State Park

Dot Rock State Park

Cone Islands State Park

Matia Island State Park

Spencer Spit State Park

Blind Island Marine State Park

Skull Island State Park

Picnicking

Doe Island Marine State Park offers picnic tables and grills, perfect for a waterside meal. Carry-in supplies are required.

Birding

Birdwatchers can spot Bald Eagles, Great Blue Herons and various waterfowl. Pigeon Guillemots are also common sights.

Visitor Comments, Memories and Reviews

June 1 Fix the dock!! by DrDive

A great little park but after 5 yesrs with no dock you would think the parks department would replace it.

August 30 a quiet destination by Lopez

We hope the dock will be repaired or replaced soon.

July 11 Dock has been destroyed by Tom

This was one of out favorite destinations until this spring. The small dock has been destroyed and I can find no one at WA.State Parks to advise what happened and if it will be repaired.