Great place for kids to ride bicycles and enjoy the Day by the water and trees

The quieter of the two State Parks near Port Townsend. Lower beach area is open year around with sewer and electric. Water is off at the sites from November to April but is available at one site. Lots of trails to walk, nice beach access. Spectacular views of Mt. Baker and the north Cascades, Olympics and water. Beach sites can a... more

One of the gems of the Washington State Parks system. Stunning scenery, gorgeous forest trails, eagles, osprey, chipmunks, lots of deer, old military bunkers to explore. Incredible views of the Olympic Mountains and Mt Baker. Two or three bars of T-Mobile LTE.

One of the best state park campgrounds I’ve ever visited. It can be a little noisy during busy times. But the best part is that even when it is busy, the park itself does not feel overcrowded. There’s plenty of room to spread out especially if you want to hike the magnificent trails.

This place is amazing! Trees, views aplenty, salt water, beach to walk on, amazing sunsets, trails, nice camp sites, clean restrooms, recycle bins, place to wash dishes, a real fort, and even Beachcomber Cafe (open during the summer months)! The upper campground is in the forest and the lower campground is near the beach. Most site... more

Overall we enjoyed the campground, it was very clean, hook-ups worked great, and there was lots of exploring to do within walking distance of our site, from beach exploring to checking out all of the old batteries and history of Fort Flagler. The cons for us was the wind and most of the campsites were anything but private or seclude... more

Eagles, beautiful trails to hike, fresh ocean breezes and a small camp store that sells ice cream! What more could you ask for?