Paddling in Washington
Explore 946 kayak launches, boat ramps, and paddling destinations across Washington.
Best Paddling in Washington
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Stehekin Landing
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Spencer Spit State Park
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Port of Manchester Pomeroy Park
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Redondo
Washington · ~0 mi from Redondo
Wuana/Purdy Spit
Washington · ~0 mi from Wauna
Keyport
Washington · ~0 mi from Keyport
Port of Chinook
Washington · ~0 mi from Chinook
Port of Peninsula/Nahcotta Boat Basin
Washington · ~0 mi from Nahcotta
Deer Harbor - Cayou Quay Marina
Washington · ~0 mi from Deer Harbor
Big Salmon
Washington · ~1 mi from Neah Bay
Burton Acres Park
Washington · ~1 mi from Burton
Squalicum Harbor
Washington · ~1 mi from Bellingham
Ilwaco
Washington · ~1 mi from Ilwaco
Anacortes Marina
Washington · ~1 mi from Blakely Island
Miller Bay
Washington · ~1 mi from Suquamish
Shelton
Washington · ~1 mi from Shelton
Sunbanks Resort
Washington · ~1 mi from Electric City
Vaughn Bay
Washington · ~1 mi from Vaughn
Bay Lake
Washington · ~1 mi from Lakebay
Fidalgo Marina
Washington · ~1 mi from Blakely Island
Dockton Park
Washington · ~1 mi from Burton
Mystery Bay State Park
Washington · ~1 mi from Nordland
Port of Allyn Waterfront Park
Washington · ~1 mi from Allyn
Port of Poulsbo Marina
Washington · ~1 mi from Poulsbo
Boat Haven East Ramp (Port Angeles)
Washington · ~1 mi from Port Angeles
Port Gardner
Washington · ~2 mi from Everett
28th Street
Washington · ~2 mi from Hoquiam
Westport Marina
Washington · ~1 mi from Westport
Point No Point
Washington · ~2 mi from Hansville
Boat Haven West Ramp (Port Angeles)
Washington · ~2 mi from Port Angeles
Rosario Resort
Washington · ~2 mi from Olga
Indian George Creek
Washington · ~2 mi from Quilcene
Jackson Beach Park
Washington · ~2 mi from Lopez Island
6th Street
Washington · ~2 mi from Bellingham
Fidalgo Bay Resort
Washington · ~2 mi from Anacortes
Lower Oak Bay Park
Washington · ~2 mi from Port Hadlock
March Point
Washington · ~2 mi from Blakely Island
Mats Mats
Washington · ~2 mi from Port Ludlow
Mukilteo Lighthouse Park
Washington · ~2 mi from Mukilteo
Oak Harbor Marina
Washington · ~2 mi from Oak Harbor
Quilcene Marina
Washington · ~2 mi from Quilcene
North Bay
Washington · ~2 mi from Allyn
Shelter Bay
Washington · ~2 mi from La Conner
Blaine
Washington · ~2 mi from Blaine
Ediz Hook
Washington · ~3 mi from Port Angeles
Fort Canby State Park
Washington · ~2 mi from Ilwaco
Skyline Marina
Washington · ~3 mi from Anacortes
Chico
Washington · ~3 mi from Tracyton
Dave Mackie Park
Washington · ~3 mi from Clinton
Ocean Shores Marina
Washington · ~3 mi from Ocean Shores
Olga Community Float
Washington · ~3 mi from Olga
Possession Beach Waterfront Park
Washington · ~3 mi from Clinton
Wollochet
Washington · ~3 mi from Fox Island
Don Armeni
Washington · ~3 mi from Seattle
Mutiny Bay
Washington · ~3 mi from Freeland
Port of Silverdale
Washington · ~3 mi from Tracyton
San Juan County
Washington · ~3 mi from Friday Harbor
Des Moines
Washington · ~3 mi from Redondo
Eglon
Washington · ~3 mi from Port Gamble
Marlyn Nelson Park at Port Williams
Washington · ~3 mi from Sequim
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I kayak in Washington?
Washington has 946 public kayak launch points listed on The Paddling Hub. Popular water body types include lakes, rivers, bays, reservoirs, inlets.
Are there beginner-friendly paddling spots in Washington?
Yes! Many of the 946 beginner-rated locations in Washington offer calm waters and easy boat ramp access, making them perfect for new paddlers.
Do I need a permit to kayak in Washington?
Permit requirements vary by location. Most public boat ramps in Washington are free to access, though some state parks may charge an entrance or parking fee. Check individual location details for specific requirements.