Fuller Bridge Boat Launch

Fuller Bridge Boat Launch

location_onGrays Harbor, WA

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4.3(33 reviews)
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About Fuller Bridge Boat Launch

Exploring the Tranquil Satsop River: A Paddling Oasis in Washington's Grays Harbor County

Nestled in the heart of Grays Harbor County, Washington, the Satsop River offers a serene and picturesque paddling experience for kayakers of all skill levels. As a stream-class waterway, the Satsop's gentle flow and protected shorelines make it an ideal destination for those seeking a leisurely day on the water, whether you're a beginner or an experienced tourer.

The Satsop River is part of a larger network of waterways that crisscross the Grays Harbor region, providing a diverse range of paddling opportunities for those exploring Washington's coastal landscapes. Surrounded by lush forests, rolling hills, and pastoral farmlands, the Satsop is one of the more accessible and tranquil options in the area, making it a popular choice for families, nature enthusiasts, and those new to kayaking.

reviewsWhat Paddlers Say

Beautiful part of the river. I would love to come back and kayak this area. There is a large gravel parking area above the boat launch. It should be noted that a discover pass is required and it didn't look like there was a kiosk at this specific area to purchase one.
★★★★Cheri'z Angel
Unimproved, no bathrooms, but what it does have is clean water, not crowded, no litter i seen. Beautiful and decent fishing. The king's are pretty much done, but there's plenty of Jack's available. If you go just to be in nature? It is very much worth the effort!
★★★★Steve Hawksfan

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helpFrequently Asked Questions

help_outlineWhere can I launch my kayak on the Satsop River?

The Fuller Bridge Boat Launch provides a public access point to launch your kayak on the Satsop River.

help_outlineWhat skill level is the Satsop River good for?

The Satsop River is considered a calm and easy-to-navigate waterway, making it suitable for beginner and intermediate kayakers.

help_outlineWhat gear should I bring for kayaking the Satsop River?

Typical kayaking gear like a personal flotation device (PFD), paddle, and water-resistant clothing is recommended for kayaking the Satsop River.

help_outlineCan I fish from my kayak on the Satsop River?

Yes, you can fish from your kayak on the Satsop River, but you will need a valid fishing license as per standard state regulations.

help_outlineWhen is the best season to kayak the Satsop River?

The Satsop River is best suited for kayaking in the spring, summer, and fall seasons when the water levels are typically calmer.

help_outlineIs there parking available at the launch site?

Yes, the Fuller Bridge Boat Launch provides public parking for kayakers and other boaters accessing the Satsop River.

help_outlineIs the Satsop River family-friendly for kayaking?

Yes, the calm and easy-to-navigate Satsop River is considered family-friendly for kayaking activities.

help_outlineAre there any motorboats on the Satsop River?

The Satsop River allows for both motorized and non-motorized boats, so you may encounter some motorboat traffic while kayaking.

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wavesTide Forecast

From Montesano, Chehalis River station (9 km away)

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Low Tide

Jul 28 at 8:59 PM

2.9 ft

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High Tide

Jul 29 at 2:39 AM

8.0 ft

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Low Tide

Jul 29 at 9:40 AM

-1.1 ft

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High Tide

Jul 29 at 4:11 PM

6.6 ft

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Low Tide

Jul 29 at 9:36 PM

2.6 ft

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High Tide

Jul 30 at 3:18 AM

8.1 ft

Data from NOAA CO-OPS. Predictions only — check local conditions before paddling.

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