Stretch Point State Park was a small Washington state park at the northern tip of Stretch Island in Mason County along Case Inlet. Established in 1967, it covered 8.2 acres and could be reached only by boat. It functioned as a simple day-use stop with a picnic table, giving boaters on Case Inlet a place to pause and quite literally stretch. By 2025, it no longer appeared on the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission website, suggesting that its status or management had changed.