Kopachuck State Park #1

LISTING FOR INFORMATION ONLY - NOT AVAILABLE FOR RESERVATION This is a mooring buoy owned and operated by Washington State Parks. More info at Kopachuck State Park: https://www.parks.wa.gov/530/Kopachuck and Washington State Parks website: https://www.parks.wa.gov/648/Moorage. Actual moorage condition may differ from this listing. Kopachuck is a Day-Use only park. It is located in the curve of the Carr Inlet, a half-hour drive from Tacoma. Kopachuck State Park is an easy jaunt from Gig Harbor and offers an easy escape into nature. This lovely park offers 2 miles of shaded hiking trails and a perfect beach ideal for swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, saltwater fishing, and shellfish harvesting during open season. Boaters can cruise the shoreline or make the half-mile trip to Cutts Island, a small clay butte with a stand of trees. At low tide, the island offers a teardrop-shaped beach. Divers and snorkelers will enjoy the Kopachuck underwater park just off shore. This day-use park has more than 50 picnic tables and is perfect for a family day trip or to relax and watch the glorious sunsets. PARK FEATURES Kopachuck State Park is a 280-acre, day-use only park with 5,600 feet of saltwater shoreline on Henderson Bay. Buoy mooring passes can be purchased at the self-pay station in the parking area for Kopachuck buoys and for Cutts Island State park buoys. Cutts Island, is a half mile from the shore and reachable only by boat. BOATING FEATURES Located in Pierce County on Puget Sound, Kopachuck has two moorage buoys offshore of the park. BOAT MOORAGE The moorage buoy fee is $15 per night payable at the pay station across from the picnic shelter along the lower beach access road. Latitude: 47º 18' 51.84"" N (47.3144) Longitude: 122º 41' 0.99"" W (-122.6836)