Lake Lois Park

Welcome to Lacey's beautiful Lake Lois Park. This park is named for Lois McKinley, whose family once operated a resort nearby. The City of Lacey purchased the first tract of land in 1972 and the second tract of land in 1986. All in all the city spent nearly $33K, but the State of Washington and United States Forest Service helped chip in to purchase the larger and more natural tracts. This is a natural park but it does have a short hiking trail as well as a picnic area with a grill. Come out and bring some meats for cooking, or do a little bird-watching.

Lake Lois Habitat Preserve is included in this park's profile.

This park was RecPlanet place of the day on September 22, 2014.

To contact the office please call 360-491-0857.

When visiting any park in Lacey Washington please respect the rules.

*Unless otherwise posted all parks open at 7 a.m and close at sunset.

*The following are all prohibited; littering, harming plants or animals, controlled substances, alcoholic beverages.

*All vehicles must stay in designated areas and obey all State of Washington traffic laws.

*All animals must be leashed and waste removed. Please keep all animals off the baseball fields at all times.

*Use of amplified sound requires special permit.

Please respect these rules, the parks, and all local, State of Washington, and United States statutes. Be safe and have a good time.