Ebey Waterfront Park Boat Launch Implements New 10 Fee for Improved Services

Marysville, WALocal News

Effective January 6, 2023, a $10 fee for launching boats at Ebey Waterfront Park in Marysville has been implemented to ensure the park's upkeep and improvements. This fee grants access for 24 hours and is part of the city's ongoing commitment to providing quality recreational spaces for the community. The park has been a vital resource for boaters on Ebey Slough for the past 17 years. To facilitate payments, users can utilize the ParkMobile app, which offers a variety of options, including mobile web payments, text messaging, and integration with Google Pay. Additionally, annual passes can be purchased for $75 at the Marysville Community Center, valid from June to June each year, providing a convenient option for frequent visitors.

The city emphasizes that these fees are essential for maintaining the quality of their parks and ensuring a pleasant experience for all visitors. By implementing these changes, Marysville aims to enhance the recreational offerings while also ensuring sustainability. Community support for these initiatives is crucial for the continued enjoyment of local parks.

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