Stayed the second week of March 2019. All the winter maintenance has been done. On this Tuesday night there are only four sites taken, one being the camp host. We are in the area with trees and no utilities. Excellent day view of the Juan de Fuca, and Vancouver Island. Ptich black at night with only the sound of the waves. Heavy ... more

Just stopped here to use showers and toilets on our drive. Showers were 25c/3mins and had great water pressure. Very nice and well kept park, but only a few spots for campers on the outer edges it seemed.

Good location for proximity to the Port Angeles- Victoria Ferry and the Park itself is lovley. But the RV sites are jammed up right against each other, three rows deep. Lots of children on bicycles and scooters in close proximity mean thst it is pretty noisy. I preferred payong the extra $25 a noght amd staying mext door at the Crescen... more

We were pleasantly surprised of how beautiful and clean this campground was. Although our site was long enough to fit our travel trailer and truck, it was pretty close to our neighbors. And by early evening all the sites were occupied. We were told by the camp host that this is a extremely popular park for locals. Even though the park ... more

The campground itself is just as you would imagine any State Park. It does the trick, has the amenities, but comes with crowds and tons of restrictions, regulations, and rules. For example, in Washington it is illegal to open or consume any alcoholic beverage, including within the privacy of your own RV. Nevertheless, the park was as ... more

There are two distinct places to stay here. There is a "campground" which is wooded and serene, intended for tents and small campers. There is are "RV sites" with concrete pads and 50A+Water hookups, and a stellar view across the strait. The sites are pretty close together, which normally I don't like, but when we were here, it seemed ... more

There are two sections to this park. The full hook-up section is several tiers of well-spaced sites in a row, each with sweeping views of the Strait of San Juan de Fuca. The dry camping is a couple beautiful loops of private, treed sites, many on a cliff with filtered views of the Strait, where you can here the tides lapping against th... more