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Ike Kinswa State Park
This lakefront peninsula is an aquaphile's paradise
Covering 46,000 feet of shoreline along Lake Mayfield, this Washington state park is understandably popular. The place is a goldmine for all types of water activities. Think boating, kayaking, paddle boarding and water skiing, just to name a few.
The park also has a two-lane boat launch, which requires a day-use launch permit. For a summer splash, the swimming beach is the place to be. Fishing enthusiasts come here for the trout and tiger muskie (Don't forget your fishing license.)
When it comes to camping at Ike Kinswa, you've got options. There are nine wilderness cabins, all within walking distance of the lake shore. The park also boasts just over 100 wooded and waterfront campsites, including 39 full hookup sites.
Nearby showers, flush toilets, and a dump station add an extra level of comfort and convenienc
Covering 46,000 feet of shoreline along Lake Mayfield, this Washington state park is understandably popular. The place is a goldmine for all types of water activities. Think boating, kayaking, paddle boarding and water skiing, just to name a few.
The park also has a two-lane boat launch, which requires a day-use launch permit. For a summer splash, the swimming beach is the place to be. Fishing enthusiasts come here for the trout and tiger muskie (Don't forget your fishing license.)
When it comes to camping at Ike Kinswa, you've got options. There are nine wilderness cabins, all within walking distance of the lake shore. The park also boasts just over 100 wooded and waterfront campsites, including 39 full hookup sites.
Nearby showers, flush toilets, and a dump station add an extra level of comfort and convenience.
Quick Reminder: This park gets swamped in the summer. For peak season travel, reserve your site ahead of time to secure your spot.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Ike Kinswa State Park
You’ve got plenty of overnight options at Ike Kinswa Campground. Choose between standard sites with water and electric hookups, or full hookup sites perfect for RVers. The best part? All are super close to the lake! Reserve your site ahead of time to guarantee yourself a spot at this popular campground. Read more...
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