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Located in Island County, Washington, Fort Ebey State Park is a shore access point. Leashed dogs are welcome here. Note that dogs are not allowed on designated swimming beaches year-round (WAC 352-32-060) — check posted signs. Expect a rocky shore. Facilities include a bike path, a campground, drinking water, parking, and more. Popular activities include boating, surfing, and swimming. An entry fee applies, and the site is wheelchair accessible.
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Excellent
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Frequently asked questions
Are dogs allowed at Fort Ebey State Park?
Yes — dogs are welcome at Fort Ebey State Park on a leash.
Do dogs need to be leashed at Fort Ebey State Park?
Yes — dogs must be kept on a leash at Fort Ebey State Park.
Are there seasonal dog rules at Fort Ebey State Park?
Yes. Dogs are not allowed on designated swimming beaches year-round (WAC 352-32-060) — check posted signs.
Is there parking at Fort Ebey State Park?
Yes, there is parking on site.
Are there restrooms at Fort Ebey State Park?
Yes, restrooms are available on site.
Is there a fee to visit Fort Ebey State Park?
Yes — an entry fee applies at Fort Ebey State Park.
Is Fort Ebey State Park wheelchair accessible?
Yes — Fort Ebey State Park is listed as wheelchair accessible.
What can you do at Fort Ebey State Park?
Popular activities at Fort Ebey State Park include boating, surfing, and swimming.
What is the setting like at Fort Ebey State Park?
Expect a rocky shore.
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