Washington State Park

Fort Ward State Park is a 137-acre marine park with 4,300 feet of saltwater shoreline on Rich Passage. Many of the structures in the park reflect the historic military significance of the area, but the park is well developed for day use. There is an underwater park for scuba divers, a two-lane boat ramp and a long, rocky beach along Rich Passage. Fort Ward is located along Rich Passage with...

The area was cleared for a fort in 1903, which was in operation until 1958. There are still some remains around the park.

This 137-acre waterfront park features beaches, hiking trails, a boat ramp and underwater park for scuba divers.