Mayfield Lake Park

P.O. 655    180 Beach Road
Mossyrock, WA 98564

Reservations: 1-888-CAMPOUT
(226-7688)

Fishing and recreation line:
1-888-502-8690

Park office: (360) 985-2364

Latitude: N 46 31 54.7
Longitude: W 122 33 25.3

Download the Mayfield Lake Park Brochure.

About Mayfield Lake Park

• Year-round day use area and boat launch (Open during daylight hours)
• Campsites open between April 15 and October 15
• 55 individual campsites (Water and electric hookups)
• 12-unit group camp area open between Memorial Day weekend and October 15
• Fire rings and picnic tables in all campsites
• Coin-operated showers
• Wheelchair-accessible restroom
• Reservable kitchen shelter

Apply Online for Individual Campsites

Make your day…

Take a day to play at Mayfield Lake Park. Some of the park’s features include a swimming beach, boat launch, playground, horseshoe pits and volleyball court. Pull out your picnic basket and enjoy lunch along the lakeshore, where you’ll find plenty of picnic tables. Or seek shelter from the sun and reserve the day-use kitchen shelter.

…Or stay and play

People seeking a classic camping experience will enjoy the quiet surroundings at Mayfield Lake Park. Whether you choose to relax in a woodsy setting, enjoy a beautiful lake view or camp right next to the lake at a waterfront site, you’ll fall in love with the peaceful park.

Bring some friends

Mayfield Lake Park’s group camp area has 12 sites, a kitchen shelter and its own bathroom—making it perfect for family reunions and other large get-togethers. It’s separated from the other camping areas, which gives campers a sense of privacy.

Go jump in a lake

Love the water? Then you’ll love Mayfield Lake. Spend your days swimming, boating, water skiing or fishing for trout, bass and coho salmon. The easy-to-use boat launch makes boating a breeze. Mayfield Lake is a popular destination for water sport enthusiasts, so we ask that you play it safe and learn the boating and watercraft rules before you dive into the fun.

Hatch a plan to discover the area

Looking for adventure? Visit the overlooks at nearby Mayfield and Mossyrock dams, or explore the nearby Cowlitz salmon and trout hatcheries.

How to Get There

From Tacoma, take Interstate 5 south to Highway 12 East (Exit 68).  Drive east on Highway 12 for approximately 17 miles. Turn left on Beach Road and drive a quarter of a mile to the park entrance.

An alternate route from Tacoma is to take Highway 7 south to the town of Morton. At Morton, turn right onto Highway 12. Continue on Highway 12 to Beach Road, approximately 14 miles. Turn right and continue on Beach Road to the park entrance.

Reservations

Go to the Reservations page for information on group camp and kitchen shelter reservations.

Mayfield Lake

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Day-Use Facilities

• Reservable day-use kitchen shelter
• Boat launch with year-round access to Mayfield Lake, fees for weekend parking
• Picnic tables along shoreline of lake
• Playground
• Horseshoe pits
• Volleyball court

Fishing

Fishing is open year-round at Mayfield Lake. Fish for trout, bass and coho salmon.

Camping

• Water and utility hookups available at individual sites
• 55 individual campsites
• 12-unit group camp area
• Fire rings and picnic table at each campsite
• Two large restrooms with coin-operated showers
• Paved roads and site driveways

Mayfield Lake Park Fees and Discounts

Camping fees

• $25 – Water/electric hookups
• $27 – Waterfront, water/electric hookups (Sites 42-55)
• $150 – Group camp, no hookups (Entire area - 12 sites)
• $10 – Extra vehicle (No charge for towed vehicles)
• $75 – Extra vehicle season pass

Discounts
$5 – Senior or disabled discount for camping

Other fees
$  7 – Individual campsite reservation fee
$15 – Group camp reservation fee
$  5 – Day-use parking (Weekends and holidays between Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends)
$35 – Season day-use parking pass

$50 – Kitchen shelter

Reservations

Go to the Reservations page for information on group camp and kitchen shelter reservations.

Nearby Tacoma Power Recreation Sites

Mossyrock Park: a 275 acre park with more than 200 campsites with beautiful views and access to Riffe Lake.

How to Get There

Follow Highway 12, 4 miles to the town of Mossyrock. Turn right on Williams Street (flashing yellow light). Continue several blocks on Williams Street to a "T" intersection in the town of Mossyrock. Turn left onto State Street. Outside of town, State Street becomes Mossyrock Road East, and then Ajlune Road. Ajlune Road leads into the park.

North Shore Fishing Access: a walkway for anglers to catch fish behind Mossyrock Dam, includes handrails and pole holders, interpretive signs that describe the construction of Mossyrock Dam and the history of the area before the dam was built. Follow Highway 12 about 4 miles east of Mayfield Lake Park.

Apply Online for Individual Campsites

For Additional Information

Call our park staff at 360-985-2364 or our toll free Fishing and Recreation Line at
1-888-502-8690.

Play all day. Stay all night.

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