NOLTE STATE PARK
Nolte State Park is a 117-acre day-use park with 7,174 feet of freshwater shoreline on Deep Lake in the Green River Gorge. Covered with forests and blessed with water, the land was a resort for many years before it was donated to State Parks.
Formerly a vacation resort known as Deep Lake Park and owned by the Nolte family, the area was donated in the early 1970s to the state of Washington by Minnie Nolte, for whom the park is named.
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A Discover Pass is required for vehicle access to Washington state parks for day use. For more information about the Discover Pass and exemptions, please visit the
Discover Pass web page.
GeneralLand, acres117
Water, acres39
Day-UseFishingyes
Hiking Trail, miles1
Picnickingyes
Picnic Shelters, #2
Swimming Beachyes
Bike Trails, miles1
BoatingLaunch Ramps, #1
CampingPets Permittedyes
Flush Toiletsyes
The park has no camping.
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Enjoy fishing in a serene lake setting, home to rainbow trout and largemouth bass. A valid license is required.
Nolte State Park is located near Auburn, Bonney Lake and Enumclaw
The park provides two kitchen shelters without electricity, plus one sheltered and 50 unsheltered picnic tables. Kitchen shelters are reservable for groups of up to 50 persons. There is a fee plus a damage deposit. Make reservations at the park office, 360-825-4646.
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Located north of the town of Enumclaw, Wash., at the western edge of the Cascade Mountains.
From east of Enumclaw: On SR 410, turn north on 284th Ave., S.E., (look for sign) and continue approximately seven miles to park entrance.
This park is get for family picnics, swimming, and walking around the lake! Also fishing is also fun! 
