304 Lincoln Avenue
Mukilteo, WA 98275
Phone: 425.263.8180
Contact: Community Center
Email: recreation@ci.muki. . .
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Parks, Open Space & Trails
| The city currently has approximately 498 acres of parks and open spaces.
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Centennial Park
Location:1126 5th Street
Centennial Park is located in the northeastern part of the City. This small yet reflective park is an ideal spot for reading, picnicking or just relaxing.
Located in the park is the Japanese Gulch Memorial; an origami crane that is a symbol of peace and harmony and honors the warm friendship of Japanese American children with their Mukilteo peers.
This memorial was commissioned and financed by the Mukilteo Historical Society through donations and was dedicated on June 9, 2000. |
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Lighthouse Park
Location: 609 Front Street
The Mukilteo Lighthouse Park was constructed in the 1950s on a filled tideland and has provided continuous public beach access up to the present. The former Washington State Park was deeded to the City in 2003. In 2004, the City adopted a Lighthouse Park Master Plan to make physical improvements to the approximately 14.4 acre site. Phase I of the Plan is completed. |
| This park is also the home of the historical Mukilteo Light Station which is available for touring and special events. To obtain more information about the Lighthouse contact the Mukilteo Historical Society or visit their website. |
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Lighthouse Park Information
Contact Information:
General Park Information, Concerns or Comments
Emergencies or After Hours |
425.263.8180
Dial: 911 |
Hours of Operation:
May 15th - September 30th
All Other Times |
4:00 AM to 10:00 PM
6:30 AM to Dusk |
Boat Launch Parking Permit:
A boat launch parking permit may be obtained at City Hall located at 11930 Cyrus Way. For additional information on obtaining a Permit call 425.263.8000. |
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Fee Schedule:
Annual (Resident)
Annual (Non-Resident)
Daily (May 15 - September 30)
Daily (October 1 - May 14) |
$35.00
$60.00
$10.00
$ 5.00 |
Recreational Fire Pits at Lighthouse Park:
Six (6) fire pits are located along the beach at the Park. Please bring your own firewood. Fires are allowed under the following conditions and subject to compliance with the Uniform Fire Code as adopted by the Washington State Building Code (Chapters 51-44, 51-45, and 51-54 WAC):
- An adult must be present at all times
- All fires must be in designated pits
- No accelerants shall be used to start fires
- Only dried non-treated firewood or charcoal may be used
- Fires shall not be higher than two (2) feet
- Fires are not allowed during air quality burn bans and/or fire safety burn bans
- Fire pit users may be asked to extinguish fire if smoke bothers neighbors
- All fires must be extinguished before leaving the area
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Parks, Facilities
& Open Space Areas |
Location |
| 92nd Street Park |
4800 92nd Street SW |
| Big Gulch |
9600 - 62nd Place West |
| Boys & Girls Club |
1134 - 2nd Street |
| Centennial Park |
1126 - 5th Street |
| Elliott Pointe Park |
945 Goat Trail Loop Road |
| Fowler Pear Tree Park |
802 Mukilteo Lane |
| Goat Trail Park |
1404 Goat Trail Road |
| Harbour Pointe Village Park |
12215 Possession Way |
| Japanese Gulch |
1201 Mukilteo Lane |
| Lower Chennault Ravine |
5659 Harbour Pointe Blvd |
| Mary Lou Morrow Park |
1011 - 9th Street |
| Mukilteo Lighthouse Park |
609 Front Street |
| Mukilteo Community Beach |
796 Front Street |
| Mukilteo Olympic View Ravine & Tidelands |
2599 Mukilteo Speedway |
| Mukilteo Possession View Park & Tidelands |
6750 Harbour Heights Pkwy. |
| Naketa Beach Ravine |
5401 - 84th Street SW |
| Picnic Pointe Ravine |
13000 - 43rd Avenue West |
| Pioneer Cemetery |
513 Webster Street |
| Port of Everett Fishing Pier |
700 Front Street |
| Rosehill Community Center |
304 Lincoln Avenue |
| Totem Park |
700 - 2nd Street |
| Upper Chennault Ravine |
5299 Harbour Pointe Blvd. |
Map - Public Parks, Open Space and Recreational Facilities
Park Rules (Rev 4-20-09) - Hours of Operations, outdoor fires, etc.
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