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Maps and Directions |
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| Willapa
National Wildlife Refuge consists of several units in southwest Washington
state: the Lewis and Reikkola units at the southern end of Willapa Bay,
Leadbetter Point at the very northern end of the Long Beach peninsula, and
Long Island in Willapa Bay.
The Refuge Headquarters is located near milemarker
24 on Washington State Highway 101. -Highway 26 West to Highway 101 North Directions Lewis Unit: From Highway 101, turn west on Jeldness Road (located between milemarkers 18 and 19). Jeldness Road dead-ends at the Lewis Unit Parking Area. Reikkola Unit: From Highway 101, turn north onto Sandridge Road just east of Seaview, Washington. At 67th Place, turn right (east). 67th Place becomes Yeaton Road, which will dead-end into the refuge. Leadbetter Unit: From Highway 101, turn north on Sandridge Road. Near Oysterville, jog west and continue north on Stackpole Road until the road terminates at a parking lot on the edge of Refuge area. It is approximately 20 miles from Highway 101 to the Leadbetter parking area. NOTE: The parking lot is owned by Washington State Parks and located on adjacent Leadbetter State Park. Washington State Parks charges a $5 parking fee unless you have a Washington Vehicle Use Permit. For information on obtaining parking pass, visit the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife Vehicle Use Permit website. REMINDER: No dogs are permitted at any unit of the refuge, including trails and parking lots. For the protection of wildlife and the enjoyment of other visitors, please leave your pets at home. Certified aid dogs are welcome. Dogs may be used to retrieve downed birds while hunting waterfowl to prevent waste. Maps Long Island Map (including campground locations) |
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Friends of Willapa National
Wildlife Refuge |
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