Lake Stevens
Lake Stevens is located six miles east of Everett and is partially in the city of Lake Stevens. Lake Stevens is the largest natural lake in the county at 1012.7 acres. The lake is also the deepest, with a maximum depth of 150 feet and an average depth of 63
Recreational Opportunities
- Boat Launch
- Boating (Motorized)
- Fishing
- Parking
- Swim Area (No Lifeguard)
- Water Skiing
Recreational uses of the lake include fishing, swimming, boating, and skiing. Two County parks, Willard Wyatt Park and Sunset Park, and three City of Lake Steven parks provide public access to Lake Stevens. Boats can be launched at Wyatt Park and the City boat launch. For more information see the Snohomish County Code Title 12 and the Parks and Recreation Boating Regulations.
Fishing Information
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) maintains informational pages for each lake in Washington that include: fish stocking schedules, fishing prospect calendars, and boat launch information.
Fishing Information
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) maintains informational pages for each lake in Washington that include: fish stocking schedules, fishing prospect calendars, and boat launch information.Lake Health and Additional Resources
As part of Snohomish County's Lake Management Program, Snohomish County and the City of Lake Stevens have the health of lake since 1990. Summary reports are available below. You may also view the Lake Stevens Lake Restoration page for a detailed history of efforts to improve lake health.
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Connect with Your Lake Community
Lake Stevens does not have a formal lake association. However, you may be able to connect with other lake area residents by looking for a Lake Stevens community group on NextDoor or Facebook.Contact Us
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Marisa Burghdoff
Water Quality Specialist
Ph: 425-388-3204
Jen Oden
Water Quality Specialist
Ph: 425-262-2601
email us at lakes@snoco.org
You Can Help Protect Lake Stevens
Lake Stevens needs your help to stay healthy. Learn about small changes you can make on your property to protect your lake and Check out the I Love Lake program offered by the City of Lake Stevens.
Historic Lake Stevens Reports
Lake Stevens has had a number of studies completed through the years as follows:
- 1983 Phase I Restoration Study
- 1986 Phase II Restoration Study
- 1997 Warmwater Fish Communities
- 1999 Lake Stevens/Catherine Creek Watershed Plan
- /DocumentCenter/View/69424/Lake-Steven-Restoration-Project-Phase-IIC-Monitoring-Report-Sept-2001 2001 Lake Stevens Restoration Project Phase IIC Monitoring Report
- 2003 Snohomish County State of the Lakes Report
- /DocumentCenter/View/69418/2009_Stevens_Sediment_Study 2009 Lake Stevens Sediment Analysis
- 2012 Lake Stevens Aeration and Alum Treatment Analysis @(Model.BulletStyle == CivicPlus.Entities.Modules.Layout.Enums.BulletStyle.Decimal ? "ol" : "ul")>