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Flowing Lake Park at Leckie's Beach
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Features
- Amphitheater
- Boat Launch
- Cabins
- Campsites
- Picnic Tables
- Playground
- Restrooms/Sanicans
- Wading Area (No Lifeguard)
ALERT: Due to construction,
all areas of Flowing Lake Park are CLOSED. This includes day-use and boat launch.Helpful Links
- Reserve Campsites or cabins
- Purchase an annual parking pass
- Read about boating passes
- Lake monitoring and management (Lakewise)
Description
Flowing Lake park includes a campground with a mix over 40 partial utility and non-utility campsites, cabins, and heated restrooms with showers. The boat launch, fishing dock, playground, picnic tables, picnic shelters, and nature trail also make Flowing Lake a popular destination year-round.
Important
Water to hook-up campsites is not available during winter months. Restroom and shower facilities are open year-round.
Park History
Snohomish County purchased the property in 1968 from the Leckie family, who had operated Leckie's Resort on the site between 1925 and 1960. The original resort offered a a beautiful shallow water swimming beach, a dock, a small store, rental boats, canoes, tent camping, and a few very rustic cabins. Development of the county park began in the early 1970's.
In the 1940's the Leckies planted 8 fir trees near the beach creating the "wedding circle" as a spot for their daughter's wedding ceremony. As it turned out, she did not get married in the circle but grandson Gary Leckie did in 2008.
In 2014, funding through a Conservation Futures grant enabled the purchase of additional land, expanding the park from 38 acres to nearly 195 acres.
Note: We honor only the Washington State Disabled Veteran Lifetime Pass which entitles a visitor to free parking at the disabled parking stalls at Flowing Lake, Kayak Point, Wenberg, and Wyatt Parks.