National wildlife refuge

Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge

Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge is a 1,978-acre national wildlife refuge in Yakima County, Washington run by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. It is open from sunrise to sunset. Camping is not allowed.

Check current closures and fire restrictions for Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge on the managing agency's own page.

Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge map

Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge boundary from USGS PAD-US or the managing agency, simplified for display. Not for navigation or legal boundaries.

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Fire restrictions

This unit's own agency alerts list no fire restriction as of Oct. 5, 2026. We do not check a statewide fire-order feed for WA, so that is not a statement that no order exists, and not a green light for a fire. Check with the land manager and your county before you light anything.

County and local burn bans may also apply on private, state, or county land nearby. On federal land, follow the land manager's order; off it, follow the strictest county or local rule that applies. When both touch your trip, obey both.

Common questions

: Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge is open from sunrise to sunset.
: No. Camping is not allowed on Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge.
: Yes. Hunting is allowed on Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge for waterfowl and upland game birds. Seasons, limits and methods are set by the refuge regulation and Nevada Department of Wildlife rules, which change every year: read them before you go.
: No. Fishing is not allowed on Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge.