Flowing Lake Park at Leckie's Beach

17900 48th SE
Snohomish, WA 98290
Tel:  360-568-2274

Day use park hours are 7:00 a.m. til dusk

Maps:

• Map of Park (Adobe .pdf file) 
• Lake Diagram 

Note:   The Washington State Disabled Veteran Lifetime Pass is the only pass which we honor that entitles one to free parking at the disabled parking stalls at Flowing Lake, Kayak Point, Wenberg and  Wyatt Parks.

Description

Flowing Lake offers a multitude of year-round recreation activities.The campground contains over 30 campsites, most include water and electrical hookups. The ranger staff presents interpretive programs in the rustic amphitheater and guided nature walks throughout the summer season. Many picnic tables and picnic shelters are available. 

Please note: Water to hook-up campsites is not available during winter months. Restroom and shower facilities are open year-round.

Park Features

• Amphitheater
• Beach - Warning:  No lifeguard on duty
• Cabins
• Boat Launch
• Campsites (see Guidelines)
• Fishing Dock
• Nature Trail (3/4 mile)
• Picnic Shelter
• Picnic Tables
• Playground 
• Restrooms
• Showers
• Waterskiing (see Regulations)
• Fun Campsite Cooking Ideas

Park History

Snohomish County purchased the property in 1968 from the Leckie family, who had operated Leckie's Resort on the site between 1925 and 1960. The original resort offered a a beautiful shallow water swimming beach, a dock, a small store, rental boats and canoes, tent camping, and a few very rustic cabins. Development of the county park began in the early 1970's.

In the 1940's the Leckies planted 8 fir trees near the beach creating the "wedding circle" as a spot for their daughter's wedding ceremony.  As it turned out, she did not get married in the circle but grandson Gary Leckie did in 2008.

Parking

All vehicles in Day Use parking must display a parking permit.  Permits may be purchased for $7.00* at the park entrance. Please be aware the machine does not make change. Parking is limited and space is not guaranteed. Early arrival and carpooling on hot days is highly recommended.  An annual pass ($70) may be purchased online or at the Parks & Recreation office.  

Parking and boat launch fees are included in the camping fee.

*Price subject to change

Driving Directions

Snohomish-Wenatchee exit off I-5 onto US2 in Everett. At milepost 10 turn left onto 100th St SE (Westwick Road). Just past the French Creek Grange, the road bears sharply to the left (north) and becomes 171st Ave. SE Continue on 171st Ave SE to 48th St SE; turn right onto 48th St SE. Park entrance is at the end of the road.