Matia Island Marine State Park - Eastsound, WA - Washington State Parks

Picnic & Day-Use Facilities
There is no potable water on Matia Island. The nearest potable water is on Sucia Island and is available from April - September. There is no garbage service to the island. Visitors must pack-out what they pack-in. Open fires are not permitted on the island, even in the campground. Gas stoves may be used for cooking. Please check the campground bulletin board for current information.

Activities
Water Activities & Features
128 feet of dock
Boating
Clamming
Crabbing
Diving
Saltwater fishing

Boating Features
Located in San Juan County on Puget Sound, Matia Island has two buoys and one dock at Rolfe Cove. The dock is 64-feet long and provides 128-feet of overnight moorage. Dock removal begins in October and installation begins the end of March. All floats will be installed no later than May 1.

Boat Moorage
Boats must self register and pay moorage fees at onshore bulletin board / pay station. Moorage fees are charged year round from 1 p.m. to 8 a.m.

Campsite Information
Rolfe Cove on Matia Island offers six campsites, a sandy beach, one picnic site, and a composting toilet. There is no drinking water available on the island. The nearest potable water is on Sucia Island and available from April - September. There is no garbage service to the island. Visitors must pack-out what they pack-in. Pets are not permitted. Open fires are not permitted on the island, even in the campground. Gas stoves may be used for cooking. Please consult the campground bulletin board for current information.