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Gissberg Twin Lakes


16324 Twin Lake
Arlington, WA 98223

Park hours are 7:00 a.m. til dusk

NOTE: Twin Lakes North Lake is reserved for juvenile fishermen (14 years and under) only. Adult fishermen (15 years and older) are required to use the South Lake only. 
 
In 2010, the NW Model Boat Association will be racing their mini hydros on the North Lake from 8am–5pm during on weekends in March through October. All fishing and water activity on the North Lake is closed during scheduled racing.   See 2010 Special Events Schedule
(posted 2/19/10) 
 

Maps: Map of Park | Aerial view of Park 

Park Features

  • 2 Beaches (WARNING:  NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY)
  • Benches
  • Walking path around the lakes
  • Picnic Tables
  • Restrooms
  • Juvenile Fishing Only in the North Lake

 

Description

Sunbathe on either one of the two sandy beaches. Well-kept lawns and numerous picnic areas are available at the east end of each lake. Fishing is available year round in the natural spring-fed lakes.  Local sports fishing clubs and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife stock with bass and rainbow trout.  The North Lake is designated as a Juvenile Fishing lake where only youth 14 years and under are allowed to fish.  

 

Park History

The park originated from the excavation of gravel for the construction of Interstate 5, these two adjoining rectangular-shaped lakes have evolved into a popular 44-acre park.

 

Driving Directions

Exit 206 off I-5 north of Marysville; turn west onto 172nd St NE; 1/4 mile to 27th Ave NE; left onto 27th Ave NE to 169th St NE; left onto 169th St NE; bear right; one mile to park entrance.

 

 

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