Sequim Bay State Park

It's a pretty park and well-maintained. The full hook-up sites are laid out RV park-style— all in a row. But they are spaced pretty generously. But they are SO close to the highway, the highway noise in really overwhelming and completely robs you of the sense that you're anywhere out in nature.

The dry camping sites are tucked a bit further back from the highway, so more quiet, though you can still hear the freeway. They're well laid out between the trees, some of them have lovely views of the bay, and many of them are quite long — long enough to hold even the largest RVs. I would have much preferred to stay in these sites, but the weather required hookups for this stay.

I don't think I'd stay here again unless it were during a time I could stay in a dry camping site.