Port Townsend is a busy little town and if are like us and didn't make a reservation at the state park or marina a year in advance, the fairgrounds are your best option. While not the most scenic location, we found it perfectly adequate and would not hesitate to return. As other reviewers have mentioned, the site layout is strange ... more

First off if you can plan ahead as was already mentioned, do it. The sites in the middle of the park are very close together and if it got full it would be very difficult to get a rig in or out. We parked on the last row with Power & Water and got in and out reasonably well. And yeah, it was only 20 Amps. If it would have been summe... more

Convenient to Port Townsend and only a short walk to Fort Walton Park, this fairground camp ground was very disappointing. There are five rows with 7-10 sites per row. The first two rows are power/water/sewer (but only 6 of these sites had 30amp, the rest were 20amp) these are $25 per night; the second two rows are 20amp/water (@20 p... more

We've never stayed in a fairground before, and this was fun. Port Townsend is an interesting and charming coastal town that is a nice change from generic tourist spots. The fairgrounds are only 1 mile from Fort Wardon, which hosts many summer concerts and music workshops, from blues to ukulele, as well as writing and woodworking worksh... more

We read the other review here about this campground and decided to try it. Our rate was for full hookup, but they also offer electric and water for $20 and dry camping for $17. There were only a handful of 30Amp campsites, several are 15Amp but are supposed to be converted eventually. They supposedly have 50amp but those must have been... more

The Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Port Townsend is typical of fairground camping. The price is fantastic for full-hookups and the neighborhood is nice for walking the dog. Great location. Verizon kept flipping between 3G and extended even with the booster on. AT&T was stable.