Penrose Point State Park

Penrose Point State Park in Lakebay, WA, offers a range of family-friendly activities and scenic views on the western shores of Key Peninsula. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, mountain biking, swimming beaches, and picnic areas within the 152-acre park.

Named after Dr. Stephen Penrose, a prominent figure in Whitman College's history, the park provides a touch of nature with a self-guided trail maintained by Eagle Scouts. From exploring evidence of early logging to participating in mushroom scouting classes, Penrose Point State Park offers year-round camping facilities and opportunities for outdoor recreation.

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