Saltwater State Park is located midway between the cities of Tacoma and Seattle, and is a splendid escape from urban living. The park showcases a combination of forested trails and 1,445 feet of stunning saltwater shoreline along the Puget Sound. Curious cats can explore the tide pools for marine life, or check out McSorley Creek, where salmon spawn seasonally.
There is also an underwater artificial reef here, so bring your diving gear and explore the diverse sea life of the Puget Sound. You might even spot a shark or whale! Prefer to stay dry? Chill out on the driftwood and just take in the scenery. Sounds like time well-spent to us!
Saltwater State Park is located midway between the cities of Tacoma and Seattle, and is a splendid escape from urban living. The park showcases a combination of forested trails and 1,445 feet of stunning saltwater shoreline along the Puget Sound. Curious cats can explore the tide pools for marine life, or check out McSorley Creek, where salmon spawn seasonally.
There is also an underwater artificial reef here, so bring your diving gear and explore the diverse sea life of the Puget Sound. You might even spot a shark or whale! Prefer to stay dry? Chill out on the driftwood and just take in the scenery. Sounds like time well-spent to us!
Saltwater Campground is located on McSorely Creek and is a short walk to the pristine shores of Puget Sound. The campground has showers, so you can wash the saltwater from your hair after your dive to the artificial reef. Or leave the salt be for hair-commercial-worthy tousled tresses. Maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s Saltwater Campground.
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Saltwater State Park
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Saltwater Campground is located on McSorely Creek and is a short walk to the pristine shores of Puget Sound. The campground has showers, so you can wash the saltwater from your hair after your dive to the artificial reef. Or leave the salt be for hair-commercial-worthy tousled tresses. Maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s Saltwater Campground.
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