Matia Island Marine State Park

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Matia Island Marine State Park is a small, largely undeveloped marine park in Washington’s San Juan Islands known for its protected old-growth forest, rugged shoreline, and limited, low-impact recreation opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf marine state park
protected area
state park in Washington
access boat only
administeredBy Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission NERFINISHED
conservationStatus protected old-growth forest
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developmentLevel largely undeveloped
hasEcosystemType marine nearshore habitat
temperate rainforest
hasFauna eagles
harbor seals
intertidal invertebrates
seabirds
hasFeature dense evergreen forest
limited facilities
loop hiking trail
mooring buoys
old-growth forest
primitive campsites
protected cove
rocky beaches
rugged shoreline
small dock
steep cliffs
hasFlora Douglas-fir
old-growth conifer trees
western hemlock NERFINISHED
western red cedar
hasRecreationActivity birdwatching
boating
camping
hiking
kayaking
wildlife viewing
locatedIn San Juan County, Washington NERFINISHED
San Juan Islands NERFINISHED
Washington
surface form: Washington State
locatedOn Matia Island NERFINISHED
managementGoal low-impact recreation
resource protection
partOf Washington State Parks system NERFINISHED
regulation camping restricted to designated sites
no open fires except in designated areas
no pets on trails
stay on designated trails
state Washington

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San Juan County, Washington containsProtectedArea Matia Island Marine State Park