2022 Public Beach List - Special Rules

1 The following is a list of popular Public beaches with Special Rules because of resource needs and/or restrictions on harvest due to health concerns. If a Beach is not listed below or on page 2, it is open for recreational harvest year-round unless closed by emergency rule, pollution or shellfish safety closures. Click for WDFW Public Beach webpages and seasons2022 Beach Seasons effective January 1, 2022 Open for Clams, Mussels & Oysters =Open for Oysters Only =For more information, click on Beach name below to view Beach -specific Jan15 Jan15- Jan31 Feb1- Feb15 Feb15- Feb28 Mar1- Mar15 Mar15- Mar31 Apr1- Apr15 Apr15- Apr30 May1- May15 May15-May31 Jun1- Jun15 Jun15- Jun30 Jul1- Jul15 Jul15- Jul31 Aug1- Aug15 Aug15- Aug31 Sep1- Sep15 Sep15- Sep30 Oct1- Oct15 Oct15- Oct31 Nov1- Nov15 Nov15- Nov30 Dec1- Dec15 Dec15- Dec31 Ala SpitNo natural production of oystersBelfair State ParkProjected to open for all harvest July 15 through September 30 Birch Bay State ParkDash Point State ParkDosewallips State ParkProjected to open for clam harvest July 1 Drayton WestDuckabushDungeness Spit/NWR TidelandsNo natural production of oystersEagle CreekProjected to open for clam harvest July 1 Fort Flagler State ParkProjected to re-open for all harvest July 1 Freeland County ParkNo natural production of Cove County ParkHope Island State ParkIllahee State ParkLimited natural

2 Production of clamsIndian Island County ParkNo natural production of oystersKitsap Memorial State ParkCLAMS AND OYSTERS CLOSEDK opachuck State ParkMystery Bay State ParkNahcotta Tidelands (Willapa Bay)North BayOak Bay County ParkCLAMS AND OYSTERS CLOSEDP enrose Point State ParkPoint Whitney Tidelands and LagoonCLAMS closed for harvest in 2022 Projected to close for oyster harvest June 30 Port Gamble Heritage Park TidelandsProjected to open for all harvest Sept 1 through Sept 30 Port Townsend Ship Canal/Portage CanalProjected to open for all harvest Sept 1 through Sept 30 Potlatch SP and DNR tidelandsProjected to close for all harvest May 15 Purdy Spit County ParkNo natural production of oystersQuilcene Boat RampQuilcene Bay WDFW TidelandsSequim Bay State Park (north and south)Projected to close for all harvest April 30 Scenic Beach State ParkCLAMS AND OYSTERS CLOSEDS hine Tidelands State ParkSpencer Spit State ParkNo natural production of oystersTriton Cove TidelandsTwanoh State ParkWest Dewatto (DNR 44A) West Penn CoveProjected to open for all harvest July 15 through August 31 Wolfe Property State : Emergency rule changes may occur throughout the year and will supersede the Rules shown in this chart.

3 Click on Emergency rule changes at:KNOW YOUR DAILY LIMITS! FILL ALL HOLES! SHUCK ALL OYSTERS AND LEAVE SHELLS ON THE Beach WHERE YOU FOUND THEM!or call WDFW Fish Program statewide customer service (360) 902-2700. 2022 Public Beach List - Special RulesAlways check for current Beach closures and advisories related to biotoxins, pollution or other human health concerns the same day you plan to harvest: (clickable map) or call the Department of Health's Marine Toxins/PSP "Red Tide" HOTLINE 1-800-562-5632 The following list includes beaches that are closed year-round due to resource conservation concerns, pollution and potential threats to human health, or other factors: Beach NameCountyBeach NameCountyAlki ParkKingLower Roto Vista ParkKitsapAlki PointKingMarch Point Recreation AreaSkagitBay View State ParkSkagitMcNeil IslandPierceBlaine Marine ParkWhatcomMeadowdale County ParkSnohomishBlake Island State Park MarinaKitsapMee-Kwa-Mooks ParkKingBlowers Bluff NorthIslandMonroe LandingIslandBrown's Point LighthousePierceMukilteoSnohomishBudd Inlet, south of Burfoot County ParkThurstonNisqually National Wildlife RefugeThurstonCama Beach State ParkIslandNorth Beach County ParkJeffersonCamano Island State ParkIslandOak HarborIslandChuckanut BayWhatcomOak Harbor Beach Park IslandCoupeville IslandOak Harbor City ParkIslandCultus BayIslandOld Mill County Park (Silverdale)

4 KitsapDave Mackie County ParkIslandOlympia ShoalThurstonDeception Pass State ParkIslandPat Carey Vista ParkKitsapTidepools of Rosario Point are closed to harvest year-roundPicnic Point County ParkSnohomishDes Moines City ParkKingPitship PointClallamDiscovery ParkKingPitt IslandPierceDNR-142 IslandPleasant Harbor State ParkJeffersonDNR-144 (Sleeper)IslandPleasant Harbor WDFW Boat LaunchJeffersonDockton County ParkKingPoint DefiancePierceDosewallips State Park SouthJeffersonPort Angeles HarborClallamEast San de FucaIslandPort GardnerSnohomishEnglish CampSan JuanPost PointWhatcomClosed between NPS dock and south park boundaryPriest Point County ParkThurstonEvergreen Rotary Park (Port Washington Narrows)KitsapRetsilKitsapFay Bainbridge ParkKitsapRichmond Beach Saltwater ParkKingFudge Point State ParkMasonSalt Creek Recreation Area (DNR-419)ClallamGertrude IslandPierceSaltair Beach (Kingston Ferry Terminal)KitsapGolden GardensKingSaltwater State ParkKingGraveyard SpitClallamSamish BaySkagitGuillemot Cove Nature PreserveKitsapSeahurst County ParkKingGuss IslandSan JuanSemiahmoo County ParkWhatcomHoodsportMasonSemiahmoo MarinaWhatcomHowarth Park/Darlington BeachSnohomishSilverdale Waterfront ParkKitsapJoemma Beach State ParkPierceSinclair InletKitsapKayak Point County ParkSnohomishSkagit Wildlife AreaSkagitLent Landing (Port Washington Narrows)KitsapSouth Carkeek ParkKingLiberty BayKitsapSouthworthKingExcept western shoreline from Virginia Pt north to county line open October 1 to April 30 Stuart Island State Park-Reid Harbor (South Beach )San JuanLincoln ParkKingTaylor BayPierceLions Park (Bremerton)

5 KitsapWalker County ParkMasonLofallKitsapWest Pass AccessSnohomishLong Point WestIslandWoodard Bay Natural Resource Conservation AreaThurstonLower Roto Vista ParkKitsap(clickable map) or call the Department of Health s Marine Toxins/PSP Red Tide HOTLINE 1-800-562-56322022: Beaches Closed Year-Round to Clam, Mussel, and Oyster Harvest KNOW YOUR DAILY LIMITS! FILL ALL HOLES! SHUCK ALL OYSTERS AND LEAVE SHELLS ON THE Beach WHERE YOU FOUND THEM!WDFW Fish Program statewide customer service (360) 902-2700. Always check for current Beach closures and advisories related to biotoxins, pollution or other human health concerns the same day you plan to harvest.