Mukilteo Lighthouse Park encompasses the lighthouse at the west end of the city of Mukilteo, Washington, and 12 acres south of it. The property is west …
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Oct 8, 2024
This was our last stop during a ten day trip to the Olympic Peninsula and the Cascades. It was a great place to spend a few hours enjoying the sun, walking the beach, watching the ferries go back and… Full review by parksvisitor
Jul 7, 2024
Beautiful, historic Victorian lighthouse and fantastic park and beach area - great spot to meander and explore. Possession Sound spreads out to the north and west sides of the park and is full of sea… Full review by TravelingMerm
Mar 16, 2024
Beautiful lighthouse with wonderful views of the sound, Whidbey Island, and the ferry. Free parking by the lighthouse and the beach. Full review by Erlinda C
As the others have said, there is a very nice covered area. The lighthouse is giving tours on the weekends only. Start at noon. Very interesting history about this spot. It is called Rose …
As the others have said, there is a very nice covered area. The lighthouse is giving tours on the weekends only. Start at noon. Very interesting history about this spot. It is called Rose Point. Named by early explorers. There are concrete fire rings so you can roast your hot dogs or do smores. BBQ's under the covered areas.
Hi Lighthouse Staff: We are traveling from Spokane to Mulkiteo to meet another car from Tacoma. We are arriving Thursday afternoon July 28. Can we reserve two parking spots? How much does one spot cost? What times does the afternoon ferry depart? When should we arrive to be the ferry? Thanks for the help. Jo Ann Bender
I do not believe there is a charge. Just bring some wood and build a fire on the beach. I've done so a couple of times and never questioned about it. You'll have to bring your own …
I do not believe there is a charge. Just bring some wood and build a fire on the beach. I've done so a couple of times and never questioned about it. You'll have to bring your own wood though.
You can just take your own tour. Here is the website. Also if your going that way take the ferry to Whidbey island. You will not be sorry. Go to mukilteohistorical
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