Pacific Beach State Park

While the campground itself is nothing pretentious, this smaller state park is a nice go-to for a weekend beach retreat. Basic campsites, as others have noted only electric hookups. Water and a dump station are availible Site privacy is non-existant, and they are spaced closer together that a typical Washington State park. Sites 1-8 and 17-31 back onto the seawall, where a small climb yields a nice shore view. The price we paid reflects a 50% ADA discount and dry site.

Stayed April 2023 for three nights, very windy, very rainy. Lots of sites without reservations needed. ELECTRICITY is the ONLY utility at the individual sites. Only paid $10 a night due to winter senior pass. Potable water is available at the dump station. Decent rest rooms. Pacific Beach State Park has its own WiFi, but it is slow, and unsecure. Good news is there is a new cell tower above the town of Aloha that now provides cell service to the towns of Seabrook and Pacific Beach. 2-3 bars 5G, worked fine on our phone and hotspot. Starlink service works fine here. Seabrook is a couple miles away has all the restaurants, Pacific Beach has a great coffee/ice cream place, also meals available at the Navy facility. The to go restaurant in the You and I grocery store is permanently closed. You and I is an easy five minute walk from the campground. Gasoline is available at the store, but you should arrive in Pacific Beach with reserves for safety overall. 30AMP at the sites.

We camped here from a Friday to a Monday in April 2022. The campground was clean and well-maintained. We had a back-in site adjacent to the beach. Behind us was a 5-foot rockery and at the bottom was a huge, wide, beautiful beach. Lots of area to walk the dogs, fly kites, and play. Wood fires aren’t allowed at the campsites, but are allowed on the beach. Lots of dogs, but most everybody was mindful of their pets. There is a great network of trails in the dunes above the beach, and of course, the beach is wide-open. Even if there are lots of people, there is plenty of room. Showers usually require tokens (purchased at the office) but this weekend, they were free. We used our own shower, so did not partake, but FREE SHOWERS! There’s a convenience store/gas station in Pacific Beach, and the next nearest civilization is Ocean Shores, about 20 minutes to the south. We will definitely have other trips here.

We weren’t really paying attention when we booked 6mo ago and showed up with empty tanks ready to hook to sewer and water. Of course, it wasn’t until after we had unhooked everything and I went to connect the water that I realized this was an electric only facility. Luckily we had our 7gal jug and just humped a couple loads of water each day to get us going. The river on the south side is just incredible and it’s so nice being able to let the dog swim in fresh water. The river goes from shin deep to waist deep depending on the tide and the kids had a blast swimming all day. Incredible sunsets on the ocean side. Not much privacy. Sites are pretty tight. Very windy. But man, we’d do it all over again because of the beach and river combo. Drive 1mi south and grab lunch in Seabrook.

Very nice campground right on the beach. The grounds were very clean. Sites are all back in and can be tight if there is a vehicle across from your space when you try and back in. It's very dog friendly.
Didn't give five stars because price is $40 with electric only. Dump and water fill up are available right on the grounds. The camp host was friendly and seemed to be available quite a lot. Walk to the beach but if you have site 17 be aware it's next to the walkway to go to the beach. We were across from it and it felt like people were constantly coming and going. Some sites had some major flooding issues when it rained, but then we got an exorbitant amountwhile we were there.
I saw some people complain about the ocean view being on the wrong side of their rig. Just choose your site carefully. We were in the second row on the end, but had the back of the rig with a picture window facing the ocean and had a terrific view. Based on the number of RVs we saw even in the off season, I would imagine it's extremely busy in the summer. We really enjoyed the cg and the beach.

In my opinion best beach state park on Washington coast. Good park Wifi as I had to work Friday from our RV and nice level spots. A couple had some water issues but mostly because it actually rained one say we’re were there. Beach is awesome and Seabrook is a mile up the road for food/beverage/ ice cream although the town is a bit sterile. Only complaint is bathrooms could be cleaner.