15 Hiking Trails near Lacey, WA
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Steel Lake Park
Federal Way
31.7 miles NESteel Lake Park is a 52 acre City of Federal Way park with a guarded sand swim beach on a 46 acre lowland lake. The swim zone is buoyed off, entry and parking are free, and a bathhouse, fishing pier, playground and sand volleyball pit sit behind the beach
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Rainbow Falls State Park
Chehalis, Washington
34.0 miles SWA rainbow-crowned waterfall spills into an official swimming hole at the base in this 1935-era state park, surrounded by old-growth forest and 3,400 feet of river shoreline.
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Ike Kinswa State Park Swim Area
Silver Creek
35.4 miles SA marked swim area at the Ike Kinswa State Park day-use beach on the Tilton River arm of Mayfield Lake near Silver Creek, Washington. Open 8 a.m. to dusk; a Discover Pass ($10/day) is required.
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Lake Sylvia State Park
Montesano
36.5 miles WA millpond on Sylvia Creek above Montesano, dammed since 1918, with a day use swim beach a short walk from the parking lot. The lake was lowered about five feet in 2025 for dam safety work, which turned the old roped swim zone into open sand.
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Angle Lake Beach
SeaTac
36.8 miles NEAngle Lake Beach is the guarded sand swimming beach at Angle Lake Park, a ten-acre City of SeaTac park on the west shore of a 102-acre glacial lake less than a mile from the Sea-Tac runways. King County samples the water weekly through the summer, and the
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Blake Island
Port Orchard, Washington
38.1 miles NEBlake Island State Park near Port Orchard is a 476-acre island paradise for kayaking, bird watching, year-round camping, and Tillicum Village cultural tours.
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Lake Wilderness Park Swim Beach
Maple Valley, Washington
43.6 miles NEFree city park beach on Lake Wilderness in Maple Valley with summer lifeguards, canoe and paddleboard rentals, a concession stand, a big playground and a 40-acre arboretum.
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Coho Day Use Area
Montesano
44.0 miles NWFree swimming and picnicking on the west shore of Wynoochee Lake at Coho Campground in the Olympic National Forest, a short walk from Wynoochee Dam and about 35 road miles north of Montesano.
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Seward Park
Seattle
44.4 miles NEA free lifeguarded sand beach on Andrews Bay, the shallow sheltered water on the west side of Seattle's Bailey Peninsula, backed by the largest stand of old-growth forest left in the city. King County closes it for bacteria often enough that checking the
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Clarke Beach Park
Mercer Island
44.7 miles NEA quiet 9-acre city park on Mercer Island's southeast shore with a free, buoyed swim area on Lake Washington between two piers. No lifeguards; open 6 AM to 10 PM.
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Mount Baker Beach
Seattle
45.4 miles NEFree, lifeguarded city swimming beach on Lake Washington at the foot of Mount Baker Park in Seattle, with a floating platform, a 1-meter diving board and a long fishing pier.
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Island Lake Park
Poulsbo
45.6 miles NFree sand swimming beach at Kitsap County's Island Lake Park between Poulsbo and Silverdale, with a paved lakeshore trail, fishing pier and kayak launch. Check health advisories first.
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Colman Park Beach
Seattle
45.6 miles NEAn unguarded stretch of public Lake Washington shoreline in a 24 acre Olmsted park, where cement steps from a swimming beach that closed in 1965 still run down into the water. Seattle's lifeguarded beach at Mount Baker sits a quarter mile south.
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Madrona Park
Seattle
47.0 miles NEMadrona Park is a free Seattle Parks and Recreation beach on the western shore of Lake Washington, with a lifeguarded swim area, two fixed platforms and a one meter diving board in summer. A wooded ravine full of trails climbs the hill above it, and the w
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Meydenbauer Bay Park
Bellevue
49.0 miles NEMeydenbauer Bay Park is the City of Bellevue's downtown waterfront beach, a wide sand and gravel swim area on a quiet inlet of Lake Washington with a curving 420-foot floating pier, a beach house with showers, and a hand-carry boat launch. Lifeguards work
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