Dash Point Beach - Swimming Hole near Federal Way, Washington
Federal Way,Washington
47.32102, -122.4076
4.5 miles W of Federal Way, Washington
GPS: 47°19'15.7"N 122°24'27.4"W
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State: Washington

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Dash Point State Park beach, entry fee, relatively warm water and sun, best in the afternoon. Restroom, outdoor shower. Camping at the site. WEB SITE .Courtesy of swimmingholes.org

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From Federal Way, Washington

  1. Head west on S 312th St toward Pacific Hwy S (2.0 mi)
  2. Turn left onto SW Dash Point Rd (0.3 mi)
  3. Turn right to stay on SW Dash Point Rd (1.0 mi)
  4. Turn left to stay on SW Dash Point Rd (2.0 mi)
  5. Turn right onto Dash Point Park Rd (207 ft)
  6. Turn right to stay on Dash Point Park Rd (0.1 mi)
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