Belfair State Park

We were able to jump on a cancellation during a rainy weekend and scored one of the illusive Beach view sites (T20). We had a literal monsoon come through while we were there and flooded our site out (3-4 inches of standing water), but the views we had were worth it. The beach sites are the ones to get as they have bigger sites, but some of them are bundles of 3 sites together. The other loops looked to be more wooded and some of them are right on the backside of the highway. Overall a great park if you can get down on the beach loop and during September it was very popular for shellfishing at low tide (oysters/ clams). We had a great time and cant wait to come back. We also filmed a couple of video's here for our Youtube channel including a modified site by site review of most the campground. - Unique Adventurez

Husband and I just bought our trailer and live close by so we figured this would be the best place to spend our first night in case anything happened. Thankfully nothing did and we had a great evening and morning! Parking and hook-ups was easy, the park was pretty well kept, it was nice having a fire ring, and we had a great morning walk around the park and even walked across Hwy 3 to the coffee stand. We will definitely be returning! ☺️

Stayed for New Years Eve and really enjoyed this park. There are only a handful of sites directly on the water. We where in site T20, which if all the others are full, is worth booking, but be aware, the trail along the water runs perilously close to your site.

The park itself is well spaced out and there is a decent amount of privacy. Don't come for sandy beach walks though. The park is on hood canal so no sandy beaches here. We would recommend anyone add this to their list. I would be cautious about a summer rental, I suspect it maybe a bit louder and busy then.

The family really enjoyed our relaxing stay here in early December. Our site was a water front pull through with full hookups. These sites are reservable and go fairly quick all year round but the other sites on the beach loop are nice also. We stopped by this park earlier in summer time to dump our tanks and the place was packed full and now I understand why. It would be a great place to play in the Summer. Apparently there is a good Salmon run here up the creek in early fall. The eagles where still eating leftover Salmon in December. Some sites seemed to have taller drain connections for some reason. This could cause some minor issues for some. The park seems very clean and well taken care by staff.

Clean, convienent and well maintained. Even with paved paths and flush toilets and showers, this park felt like a forest wonderland. The sites with hookups and large RVs are on a separate loop from the tents. Be aware that many of the sites are pretty wide open, so you may not have a lot of privacy from your neighbors, but the views of Hood Canal 20 yards from your tent door make you forget all about it!

This was our very first getaway with our new molded fiberglass travel trailer, Toto. We made our way to Belfair State Park, which lies at the bitter end of the Hood Canal -- about an hour away from Tacoma, WA.

This time of year (November) you can't reserve campsites at most Washington State Parks, including this one -- you just show up and hope you find something you like.

There's a loop of sites, near the water, that (mostly) have full hookups. All the pull-through sites were taken, so we had to back in... good practice but we had wanted to keep this first outing as simple as possible. Oh well, we found a site, I backed in in only 1.5 tries, and we didn't hit or run over anything.

And only minutes later, we were relaxing with a view of the canal.We liked this park enough to want to come back in the warmer weather, and bring a kayak or two -- especially if we could snag a waterfront site. So I kept an eye on the calendar and we have a waterfront (pull-through!) site reserved for a few days in August.

I am told that it gets pretty lively there in summer... noisy powerboats, noisy canine and humanoid creatures. Maybe we'll take earplugs.

EDIT: We did return in August, and it was a lot of fun. But it is a lot more lively, and you have to be okay with being in a busy park full of kids of all ages having fun and making a bit of noise. Waterfront site essential in summer, to stay on the edge of the fray.

In the wintertime, at least, Belfair is a lovely spot. Spotless, plenty of birds to observe, and ideal if you get a break in the weather. Verizon coverage? Yes, but minimal. Bring a booster or, better yet, go off the grid and commune with nature.