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Clean Vessel Program and Pumpout Locations
The federal Clean Vessel Act provides funds to help reduce pollution from vessel sewage
discharges into U.S. waters. These funds come from taxes on the sales of fishing equipment
and on recreational boating fuel. Washington State Parks makes grants to both public and
private sector boating facility operators for the construction, renovation, operation and
maintenance of pumpout and dump stations for use by recreational boaters. The program also
provides boater education to promote public awareness about boat sewage and its proper
disposal.
In 2011, Washington boaters prevented 4,093,514 gallons of sewage from
contaminating Washington's waters by using Clean Vessel Act pumpout facilities.
A clean marine environment is very important for everyone to enjoy the beautiful bodies
of water throughout Washington. Boaters can help keep Washington's waterways clean. Washington
offers more than 150 disposal facilities with a variety of stationary and portable pumpouts
that provide a convenient way to properly dispose of boat sewage. For additional convenience,
on-the-water restrooms and pumpout skiffs that can service boats right in their slips also
are available.
For more information about pumpout locations, you can use either the search feature or
the map shown below.
Pumpouts: Deception Pass State Park
Contact Information
Deception Pass State Park
41229 State Route 20
Oak Harbor, WA 98277
mailing address:
41020 State Route 20
Oak Harbor, WA 98277
phone: (360) 675-3767
email: Jack.Hartt@parks.wa.gov
website:
Deception Pass State ParkContact name: Jack Hartt
Contact phone: (360) 675-3767
Harbor master: n/a
Channel: n/a
Located on Puget Sound , in Cornet Bay.
The facility is within Island County.
| Latitude | 48.40047 | 48° 24' 1.68" |
| Longitude | -122.62475 | 122° 37' 29.10" |
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This facility is open year around 24 hours a day. n/a You will encounter a Keco -Pump-A-Head pumpout at this facility. A slip is available for pumpout usage. Access to this pumpout is limited to vessels with a length of no more than 50 feet. There is a stationary pumpout. The stationary pumpout is located near the State Pier.
Marine Services
There is a boat launch available for a fee. Over night moorage is available for a fee. The guest dock is 300 feet in length. The total estimated guest boat capacity is 40. There are 11 moorage buoys available. It has been reported the minimum depth at mean low tide is 25 feet.
Day Use/Campground Accommodations
This facility offers over night amenities. There are campsites available for over night stays for a fee. Campsite fires are allowed. The park has 178 tent sites, 145 utility spaces, two dump stations, seven restrooms (four ADA) and six showers (four ADA).
Camping is at three locations in the park. 20 tent sites are at Bowman Bay, 60 are at Quarry Pond and 235 tent/RV sites are at Cranberry Lake. Maximum site length is 60 feet (may have limited availability).
To reserve a campsite, call (888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688. Showers are available for a fee. This facility also offers day use amenities. A picnic shelter is available for a fee. There are picnic tables available. Barbeque pits are also present. The facility has a pay telephone available.
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