Strait of Juan de Fuca
The 100-mile-long Strait of Juan de Fuca separates Washington State and the south end of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. Sequim Bay State Park, Dungeness Spit, and Port Angeles lie along Washington’s southeastern shore. Continuing westward is Clallam Bay and the Native village of Neah Bay. The 130-mile long Olympic Discovery Trail is a main attraction for the area as is sport fishing. Check the table below for the updates regarding this less-traveled region.
| Name | Status | Description – 2026 Updates | Date |
| Sequim Bay State Park | Update | Sequim Bay State Park is closed starting early to mid-June until fall 2026 for major upland renovations, including the entrance area for cars. Boaters can access the park’s offshore mooring buoys, but onshore restrooms, camping will remain closed until completion of upgrades. Make payment for buoy via the telephone no. posted on the buoy. Boat Launch remains closed due to deterioration. All docks at Sequim Bay have previously been removed. | 06/02/2026 |