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1. Is there a fee for the pass?

No. There is no fee for this pass. However, there is a $15 fee for a replacement if the pass is lost, stolen or damaged.

2. Does the Senior Limited Income pass take the place of a Discover Pass?

No the Senior Limited Income pass is not a Discover Pass. You will still need a Discover Pass when visiting Washington Department of Natural Resources, and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife lands. This pass WILL serve in place of a Discover Pass when visiting Washington state parks.

This pass is not accepted in Federally managed lands, such as National Parks and Forests.

3. How do I begin the replacement process?

Contact the Information Center at (360) 902-8844 or infocent@parks.wa.gov. We will assist you with the affidavit and reverification process. There is a $15 fee for all discount pass replacements.

4. Does this pass cover everyone in my household?

No, only the passholder is covered.

However, two people from the same household can submit the same application with proof of all combined income and residency.  A separate pass will? be issued for each person.

The camping discount covers one (1) campsite per reservation, and the passholder must be present for the entire stay. Anyone riding in your car is covered for parking and day-use purposes.

5. Can I use my pass to reserve cabins, yurts or vacation houses?

No. The Senior Limited Income pass does not give discounts on:

• Roofed accommodation (cabins, yurts, platform tents, Teepees). 
• Vacation houses.
• Day-use shelters.
• Group camps.
• Reservations fees
• Extra vehicle fee

6. Is the Senior Limited Income Pass renewable?

Yes, please contact the information center at:

By email: infocent@parks.wa.gov

By phone: 360-902-8844

You will be asked to provide current proof to renew.

7. Is my pass valid at Sno-Parks?

No. Only Sno-Park permits are accepted at Sno-Parks. Learn more about Winter Recreation in Washington by clicking here.

8. Do I leave the pass on my dashboard when visiting parks?

No. When visiting a park, stop at the self-registration station near the entrance. At the station, you will find envelopes for self-registration. Fill in the information requested on the flap of the envelope. Then, remove the flap and put it in plain sight on the dashboard of your vehicle. Place the envelope in the self-registration drop box . Keep your pass with you at all times.

9. Where can I find the rules for my pass?

Pass holders are required to follow all park rules, the same as all other park users. Those rules can be found at this link: State Parks Regulations

However, there are extra rules that apply to pass holders:

• Do not alter or make copies of your pass.  Never share your pass or pass number with others.
• Pass holders will be charged $15 to replace lost, stolen, or damaged passes. 
• Pass does not provide discounts on annual permits, extra vehicle fees, roofed shelters, group camps or other services, except as noted. 
• Pass cannot be used with any other pass or discount. 
• Pass holder must cancel reservations if unable to use them.
• Pass holder must be camping and present at the site to receive a discount.
• Pass is only valid for the person it is issued to. The pass must be valid and physically with you during your visit. Be prepared to provide photo ID.
• All camping discounts and associated benefits are limited to the site the pass holder is camping in.   Discounts and fee reductions are limited to 1 campsite or moorage site per night.
• Do not make duplicate or multiple reservations for the same night. Including double sites.
• Camping is limited to 10 consecutive nights at any single park from April 1 through Sept. 30, and 20 consecutive nights the rest of the year.
• Moorage is limited to three consecutive nights at any single park. 
• Pass holders are expected to treat park staff with respect, always follow park rules and staff guidance.

Note: Multiple violations of park rules can result in your pass being suspended or revoked.