WA State Parks
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The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has the largest state-managed mooring system in the nation, with more than 40 marine parks and more than 8,500 feet of public moorage space for your enjoyment of Washington's waterways. Mooring buoy information at: https://www.parks.wa.gov/648/Moorage
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Spencer Spit State Park #7
Washington State Parks mooring buoy at Spencer Spit State Park on Lopez Island, where a sandy spit wraps around a saltwater lagoon. There are buoys on both the north and south sides of the spit. Moorage is first come, first served, and fees are charged year-round from 1 pm to 8 am ($23 per buoy); daily and annual permits are available, and you can register by phone from the buoy. Ashore there are campsites, restrooms, picnic shelters, two miles of easy trails, and kayak, paddleboard and bike rentals in season.
Illahee State Park #5
Washington State Parks mooring buoy at Illahee State Park on Port Orchard Bay, near Bremerton. The park also has a pier and a 356-ft moorage dock. Moorage is first come, first served, with a three-night limit, one boat per buoy and no rafting. Boats over 45 ft must use the dock. Fees are charged year-round from 1 pm to 8 am ($23 per buoy); daily and annual permits are available. Ashore there's year-round camping, hiking trails, a beach for crabbing and oysters in season, and a memorial with two naval guns from the USS West Virginia.