Land classification is an element of State Parks' Classification and Management Plan process (CAMP). Classifications determine what recreational uses and types of developments are appropriate in areas under park management. In general, sensitive areas are classified restrictively and allow only low-intensity uses and development of minor facilities. Less sensitive areas are classified to allow higher-intensity uses and more extensive facilities development. The Land Classification layer records CAMP designations at the time that the State Parks & Recreation Commission approved the plan. For further information on the classes and allowed structures and activities, see Washington State Parks Land Classification System (http://parks.state.wa.us/documentcenter/view/9843). Note: Some areas outside of current park boundaries are included within the Land Classification area. These areas are part of the Long-Term Park Boundary (http://parks.state.wa.us/documentcenter/view/9842).