22 current advisories — including 7 full closures across Washington's state parks and national parks. Confirm with the park before you go.
National Park Service
Fort Spokane Campground has re-opened to the public with minimal closures as of 8/14/2026. Sites 39, 40, 41, 50, and walk-in sites 64-68 will remain closed for the foreseeable future due to fire damage and hazard trees. Caution tape and closure signs have been posted for visitor safety. Please remain in open areas of t…
Updated Aug 14, 2026
National Park Service
The Hawk Creek Campground and boat launch area will close to all public access starting April 16 through November 14. The closure is necessary to keep visitors, staff, and construction crews safe during the Hawk Creek Road Improvements and Stabilization Project. It may be extended to next spring, if needed.
Updated Nov 4, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
11/05/2026: The road is open to Longmire. All vehicles, including 4WD and AWD, must carry tire chains and be ready to use them. The gate at Longmire to Paradise is closed for the night to support public safety and is projected to open, conditions permitting, tomorrow, Thursday, 11/06/2026 at 9:00 AM
Updated Nov 5, 2026
National Park Service
Cascade River Road is closed to vehicles at milepost 21 (Johnson's Cabin) two miles before the trailhead. Foot and bicycle traffic is permitted beyond the gate. Do not block gate.
Updated Oct 27, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
For closures due to fire activity visit the Fire Closures page, including trail, area, and camp closures for current and post fire conditions.
Updated Jul 29, 2023Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Until further notice, the gate at Hozomeen will remain closed; vehicle and foot traffic across the US/Canada border is prohibited. Visitors must enter through a designated port of entry.
Updated Feb 13, 2025Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Hurricane Ridge Road is closed due to incoming weather. The road will reopen when conditions permit.
Updated Nov 5, 2026
National Park Service
Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area may implement the following prescribed burn during fall 2026.
Updated Oct 6, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
All vehicles, including AWD & 4WD, are required to carry tire chains when traveling in the park during the winter season (November 1 - May 1). Choose the "more" link for tire chain requirement FAQs.
Updated Nov 3, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
The following regular winter season road closures are in place: Paradise Valley, Ricksecker Point, Stevens Canyon, White River, & Sunrise Roads. Closed roads may be open to bicycling when work is not underway on the road. Always check signs on closed road gates before proceeding.
Updated Oct 26, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Due to several active fires on the north side of the park, the following closures are in effect until further notice: Grand Park area & trails, Northern Loop Trail, Wonderland Trail from Carbon River Suspension Bridge to Frozen Lake, & associated backcountry campgrounds. White River & Sunrise Roads have closed for the…
Updated Nov 3, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
There is NO public access to Carbon River & Mowich Lake from SR 165. The bridge is closed to pedestrians, bicycles and vehicles and there is no alternate route.
Updated Nov 3, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
The entire Ohanapecosh Campground area is CLOSED for the duration of the construction project, including all campsites, visitor center, restrooms, picnic area, & Ohanapecosh river access.
Updated Apr 8, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Visitor and recreational opportunities continue to be available in the Stehekin Valley. Some services are limited at the Stehekin Landing following flood damage in December 2025.
Updated Jul 8, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Due to silt accumulation, the Diablo Lake boat launch at Colonial Creek South Campground is not usable for launching most powerboats. Expect shallow or no water at the launch ramp and the possibility of needing to carry your boat to or from the water.
Updated Mar 30, 2023Official notice ↗
National Park Service
The Stehekin area is prone to flooding, which increases in a post-fire environment. Know before you go – visit the Post Fire Safety page for information on what to do in a flash flood and debris flow area
Updated May 16, 2025Official notice ↗
National Park Service
Prevent smashed windows and theft. Break-ins are not uncommon at trailheads along State Route 20. Remove your valuables and electronics and take associated electronic cords.
Updated May 21, 2015
National Park Service
Fall brings higher high tides, which can be dangerous and will cover some coastal routes completely. Always consult a tide chart and map. Be wary of sneaker waves and beach logs, which tides can move unexpectedly.
Updated Oct 26, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
The Staircase developed area is open. The surrounding wilderness areas will remain closed as repair and recovery efforts continue. Use extreme caution when entering burned areas. Burned landscapes may contain falling trees and branches, loose boulders, unstable ground, stump holes, landslides, and debris flows. Changin…
Updated Oct 26, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
A rabid bat was found at Olympic National Park near Staircase Bridge on August 9th. At approximately 2 p.m., the bat swooped down onto an unidentified woman and was temporarily caught in her hair. This individual is at risk for rabies and should seek healthcare immediately, as well as contact the Mason County Health De…
Updated Oct 28, 2026Official notice ↗
National Park Service
San Juan Island National Historical Park provides habitat for many species of animals. When you visit the park, you are visiting their home. Do not approach any wildlife within 75 ft/23 m (two school bus lengths).
Updated Jul 11, 2023Official notice ↗
National Park Service
The Whitman Mission NHS phone lines are currently down. If you need to contact us, please email whmi_interpretation. For field trip scheduling, please email whmi_education@nps.gov
Updated Feb 4, 2026
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