02/18/2022 UPDATE:

On 2/17/22 the Washington State Coronavirus Response was update as follows:

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Masks no longer required in most places beginning March 21
 

Beginning March 21, face masks will no longer be required in most settings, including K-12 schools and childcare facilities.

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Masks will still be required in health care settings such as hospitals, outpatient and dental offices, as well as long term care settings and correctional facilities.

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In addition, beginning March 1, vaccine verification for large events will no longer be required.

Businesses and local governments can still choose to implement vaccination or face mask requirements for workers or customers, and school districts can still choose to have students and teachers wear masks. Federal law still requires face masks in certain settings such as public transportation and school buses.

Please anticipate that changes or additional restrictions may be announced by either Washington State or local county or city government that can affect requirements for gatherings and funeral services.   Contact our parks for any additional details or concerns.

02/09/2022 UPDATE:

Washington State is updating requirements.   Please note that we will always try to update the current requirements as soon as we are made aware of them.  However, as requirements may be changing more rapidly, this page may not have the most up-to-date information.  Feel free to contact one of our offices, or consult an official Washington State source for the most current information.​​

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As of 02/09/2022, the most significant change is that masks are no longer required at large outdoor events.

Indoor masking is STILL required, but that may change any day.  Gov Inslee is still looking into this but the guidance for now is as follows:

"Indoor masking requirements are being evaluated daily and there could be changes coming as soon as next week."