Passes
Washington State Parks offers discounts and passes to the following people.
Passes are non-transferable, and pass holders must occupy the site for the entire
length of the reservation.
For more information about discounts and passes available to Washington residents,
visit online or call the Information Center at (360) 902-8844
to request the Washington State Parks discount pass information sheet and application form.
- Disabled veterans pass holders receive free camping and moorage. They also do not pay any fees to make, change or cancel reservations.
- Qualified foster parents receive free camping. They must pay the fee to make a reservation but do not pay fees to change or cancel reservations.
- Disabled pass holders receive a 50 percent discount on camping and moorage fees. They pay full reservation and change/cancel fees.
- Limited-income pass holders receive a 50 percent discount on camping and moorage fees and a 50 percent discount on the cost of the off-season senior citizen pass. They pay full reservation and change/cancel fees.
- The off-season senior citizen pass can be purchased for $50. This pass entitles the pass holder to free camping and moorage between Oct. 1 and March 31, as well as Sundays through Thursdays in April. Passholders pay full reservation and change/cancel fees and a fee for utility sites.
Verification of eligibility: All pass holders must present valid photo identification (i.e. Washington driver’s license) and their discount pass or foster home license to park staff for verification of discount eligibility when they check in and register for their stay at the park.
- Pass discounts only apply to individual campsites.
- Passes are not valid for yurts, cabins, vacation houses or other shelters providing overnight accommodations, group camps (except for immediate camping party) or day-use facilities.
- Pass discounts are not valid for the extra vehicle fee.
- Federal passes and passes from other states are not valid at Washington state parks.
