Kayak Point Regional Park is easily one of Snohomish County's most popular parks, offering salt water access as well as overnight opportunities.  This beautiful site includes a broad range of recreational amenities and serves a wide variety of users.  The park also provides critical wildlife habitat through its acres of forest land and extensive shoreline

Snohomish County Parks, the Marine Resources Committee and People for Puget Sound have recently been studying the relationship of the day use portion of the park to marine habitat.  The study has found that minor changes to the southern tip of the beach area would provide benefits to nearby aquatic species and would also have the added benefits of addressing recurring damage to the park access road, addressing safety concerns related to the existing bulkhead and open up opportunities for increased recreation.

In order to more fully explore the opportunities for changes to recreation at Kayak Point Regional Park, the Parks Department is looking at the overall usage of the day use portion of the park and opportunities for improving the area.  We'd like to hear from you about how you use the park, issues you've encountered or amenities that you think would benefit the site. 

Please consider attending a park visioning workshop Nov. 18th at 6:30 pm.  The workshop will be held at the Lake Goodwin Community Club, 17323 42nd Ave NW, Stanwood 98292.  If you are unable to participate in the workshop, please take a few moments to complete a five question survey.  This survey will be available through Nov. 31st. 

This planning process will continue into summer of next year.  Please check this website occasionally for project updates.