Carry in state park office

[alternety]

The state allows carry in state parks. What about the ranger office in a state park? It would make sense to be permissable; but I am not sure.

 

[creatism]

Check for signs, Texas allows carry in state parks but the buildings are like any other building/place of business. If they have a sign banning guns (that's a legal sign in your state) then no go!!

 

[jaichan520]

Well as I read FAQ about Texas Concealed Handgun License it says; "...carry is still banned in park visitor centers, ranger stations and administrative buildings and offices staffed by federal employees...". I would not carry in any building that is 'manned' just to be safe.

 

[alternety]

I would just like to remind everyone that this is not Texas. You are posting in the Washington state area of the forum.

 

[talkglock]

Guess I'd go to your state attorney general's web site and see if the laws are posted online or give them a call and see if they can point you in the right direction.

Last thing I'd be doing is taking somebody's word for it on a public forum.

 

[alternety]

Reading through the laws was my first action. I was left not being able to decide what they really said.

No, I would not act based on a person's opinion. I am hoping someone can point to something I missed or provide some other reference I can check.

 

[alternety]

Yes it is permitted.

 

[golddigger14s]

Yes you can in a WASHINGTON STATE PARK office, but not in a FEDERAL building like at Mt. Rainier. You can carry in the park itself.

 

[mojoman]

Yes you can in a WASHINGTON STATE PARK office, but not in a FEDERAL building like at Mt. Rainier. You can carry in the park itself.

Yeah,and that is what I was thinking.