1. Sacajawea

   Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission approved the land-use planning project for Sacajawea State Park.

2. Saint Edward

   Washington State Parks has completed a land-use planning project for Saint Edward State Park.

3. San Juan Marine Area

   The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission approved a management plan on February 14, 2000.

4. Sequim Bay

   Washington State Parks has completed a land-use planning project for Sequim Bay State Park.

5. South Beach Area

   Washington State Parks has completed a land-use planning project for the South Beach Area, which includes Twin Harbors, Grayland Beach, Westport Light, Bottle Beach, Westhaven State Parks, and the Seashore Conservation Area.

6. Steamboat Rock

   Washington State Parks approved the land-use planning project for Steamboat Rock State Park.

7. Sun Lakes & Dry Falls

   The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission approved a management plan on July 3, 2003.

8. Upper Cowlitz Area

   Washington State Parks has completed a land-use planning project for Upper Cowlitz Area State Parks, including Lewis and Clark, Ike Kinswa, Seaquest State Parks, Mount St. Helens Visitor Center, and Packwood and Tilton River properties.

9. Wenatchee Area

   Washington State Parks has completed a land-use planning project for the Wenatchee Area State Parks, which includes Wenatchee Confluence, Lincoln Rock, Daroga, Peshastin Pinnacles, and Squilchuck State Parks in Chelan and Douglas County near the City of Wenatchee.

10. Wind Powered Vehicles on Ocean Beaches

    Following a public process, on March 26, 2015 the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission approved the use of wind-powered vehicles on portions of Parks-managed ocean beaches. Wind-powered vehicles include kite buggies, blo-karts, kite boards and other wind/sand sailing recreational vehicles. Prior to reaching this decision, State Parks held demonstration events with wind-powered vehicle users to understand the potential for safety issues, user conflict and impacts to wildlife.

11. Yakima Sportsman Area

    Washington State Parks has completed a land-use planning project for the Yakima Area, which includes Yakima Sportsman State Park and Painted Rocks Property.