Wallace Falls Classification & Management Planning

Classification & Management Planning Continues for Wallace State Park

In late 2017 the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission began a public process that will lead to a long-term plan for Wallace Falls State Park.

This planning process, also known as Classification and Management Planning or CAMP, includes four stages:

1. Identify issues and concerns of park stakeholders

2. Explore alternative approaches to address identified issues

3. Prepare preliminary recommendations to address issues or suggest a realistic compromise

4. Propose final recommendations for formal agency and Commission adoption

We are currently at the second stage of the CAMP process.  At this meeting State Parks will present alternative approaches to issues identified by park stakeholders including day-use and camping opportunities, parking, overall vistitor experiences, natural resources, recreation areas and trails and other topics of interest to the community.

To get your input a public workshop will be held from:

6:00 to 8:00pm on Wednesday March 21, 2018

at the Sultan City Hall Community Room, 319 Main Street, Sultan, WA

opportunities for public comment will be available at the meeting, and may also be provided through the Wallace Falls planning webpage at http://parks.state.wa.us/1074/Wallace-Falls-Planning

or by contacting Randy Kline, Parks Planner, at (360) 902-8632 or randy.kline@parks.wa.gov