State Wide Burn Ban in Wa
All lands that come under state DNR protection now have a burn ban in effect. This includes fires in designated pits and includes campgrounds public and private. We are getting mixed signals about...
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Dakzuki wrote:Pangaea Ron wrote:
Francesca is right in that this burn ban is restricted to DNR lands, although some cities, counties and fire districts do have burn bans that would control burning on private property.
We use a propane fire pit in these situations, and have not had a problem with it's use. A private campground may have it's own rules.
We are currently "discussing" the propane fire issue with Sequim Bay State Park (where we are going this weekend). So far the answer has been "no" in spite of us telling them what DNR says about it. I have previously used the faux fire at Pearrygin Lake during full on burn bans (common out there in late summer) without any problems.
There is an overall 'county' burn ban in this area.
