Fort Casey State Park

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Fort Casey State Park

Fort on Whidbey Island

1289 South Fort Casey Road
(Whidbey Island)
Seattle, WA 98239
+1 800 233 0321 (State park information)
http://www.parks.wa.gov/

Fort Casey rounds out a quartet of decommissioned forts built to guard against the threat of attack during the 1904 Russo-Japanese War. Eventually the forts became state parks. On a sunny day, the breeze blows off the water over the cliffs at the fort. Kids clamber over the gun emplacements, and teenagers explore the dark, empty bunkers. Grassy meadows are perfect for picnicking and kite flying, and trails lead down to the sandy beach. The fort's buildings are now dorms for a variety of kids' summer camps.

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Fort Casey State Park photo by Ricardo Martins

Fort Casey State Park Photo: Ricardo Martins

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Fort Casey State Park photo by Justin Means

Fort Casey State Park Photo: Justin Means

Fort Casey State Park photo by Heather La Voy

Fort Casey State Park Photo: Heather La Voy

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