Water Access

Rivers, lakes, splash pads and pools.  If you’re looking for access to water, we’ve got a park for you!

Lake Parks

• Flowing Lake*
• Gissberg Twin Lakes*
• Lake Goodwin
  • Lake Goodwin Park
  • Wenberg Park*
• Lake Roesiger
• Martha Lake
• Sunset Beach (Lake Stevens)
• Wyatt Park* (Lake Stevens)

Riverfront Parks

• Field’s Riffle
• Hierman Wildlife Preserve at Thomas’ Eddy
• Jordan Bridge
• River Meadows
• Riverscene

Saltwater Parks

• Kayak Point Park*
• Meadowdale Beach Park
• Picnic Point Park

*Parking fees apply

Licenses

• With the proper license, fishing is available at many Snohomish County parks. Please refer to boating rules and purchase permit if you plan to launch.
• Fishing licenses can be purchased online at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Licensing. Kids 14 and younger do not need a fishing license to fish in the state of Washington. Anglers 15 years of age are required to have a youth fishing license, which allows them to fish in both fresh and saltwater. Anglers of any age who fish for salmon, Pacific halibut, sturgeon, steelhead or Dungeness crab must have a catch record card in their possession while fishing.