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Arcadia Point Boat Ramp

Arcadia Point Boat Ramp, operated by the Squaxin Island Tribe near Shelton, is a popular gravel launch point with parking for vehicles and trailers, offering quick access to Hope Island State Park and Puget Sound inlets.

The ramp is heavily used by commercial oyster farmers year-round, so users should load and unload promptly; note that the rocky beach is extensive at low tide but nearly disappears at high tide.

Seasonal bathrooms and porta potties are available, and the site is ideal for both kayaking and power boating, with no permit required.


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