Address: 1370 Old Fort Townsend Rd, Port Townsend, WA 98368, USA
“The barn was beautiful and there was plenty of room for everyone with some really pretty backdrops for pictures. There were wooded areas and it was right by the ocean.”
Address: 303075 US-101, Brinnon, WA 98320, USA
“A true gem in the heart of the Hood Canal . Extremely well managed from owners on site and off course the soul of the outfit is Mike who runs the day to day camping operation . The facilities are Always clean and well taken care off. WiFi is strong and healthy . The store is super well stocked with some real local culinary goodies as well local art. For emergency fishing needs you find it all. You run out of spices a nice bulk selection where you can buy quantities to your needs - think all the crab boil you need to cook . You can rent a crab boiler on site . A lovely place to spend time as well in the fall for hikes and outdoor adventures. Well done keep it up we will see each other again. Andreas”
Address: 1061 Anderson Lake Rd, Chimacum, WA 98325, USA
“The entrance was a little difficult to find from the road, but once we turned in, it was a nice, clear drive with well-marked parking for horse trailers closer to the road and cars deeper in, on the north side of the lake. A discover pass or day pass is required for parking. Unfortunately, there is a possibility of toxic algae right now, so there is no lake access. The trails are clear, but not paved, so hiking up the hills and gaining elevation is not recommended for those with mobility issues. Near the entrance, however, there are flat trails that may be more accessible. I was disappointed with the provided map that may need to be updated and trail markings that are so worn they were not useful. That wide, it is a great park for some light-to-moderate hiking, even though we accidentally turned onto a different trail and ended up taking the higher route around the lake instead of meeting back up with the one we started on to just head back down the way we came 😂 As for wildlife, there were some red squirrels and a lot of small birds near the clearing of the grave site. As for plants, if you take the elevated trail that goes along the east side of the lake, you will be surrounded by what feels like an infinite fern forest, which I personally loved. The rock is also super cool to see. If you want to go to the rock sanctuary, it is not in the park, but there is a trail leading to it. I suggest you study a satellite image and get your bearings beforehand or go to the entrance for that trailhead.”
Address: Mt Walker Lookout Rd, Brinnon, WA 98320, USA
“The road up was straight up but the views are fantastic. Smooth road. You have to take this cut off and experience the heights and panoramic a esoteric trail walk view to some amazing sights!!!!”
Address: 1370 Old Fort Townsend Rd, Port Townsend, WA 98368, USA
“Very green park with lots of trails. There are only 2 things left from fort days which is an old cemetery and a torpedo tower that is located in the group campsite. The majority of the park has returned to it's natural roots. There is a barn in the park that can be reserved for any number of things. We only stopped in while waiting for our ferry reservation. It has a campground that we did not look at. The bathroom by the day use area was small but clean. Lots of picnic tables, a few grills, horseshoe area and amphitheater. The state parks website has lots of information for this park as well as reservations for the campground.”
Address: 301 Portage Way, Port Hadlock-Irondale, WA 98339, USA
“Love this campground. No hookups and a vault to toilet.. the road is the only thing that separates the sites from the ocean. But on a sad note they have raised the price to $25 a night. In my opinion it is too much for a dry camp. I don't think I will camp here again for that reason.”
Address: 9884 WA-19, Chimacum, WA 98325, USA
“Wonderful park. Excellent children's playground. Nice storybook walk for kids. Great place for leashed dogs to trot around with their owners. Beautiful labyrinth, nice restrooms, basketball court, plenty of room for lawn games.”
Address: 10541 Flagler Rd, Nordland, WA 98358, USA
“Amazing scenic views of Port Townsend and Whigby Island not really much to do on unless you like hiking or camping”
Address: Quilcene, WA 98376, USA
“Decent parking (no pass required at our time of visit). Great trail conditions. TRAIL GAINS ~2,000’ very quickly: you’ll get a good sweat going. (Driving to the top is an option, too!) Views from the top are beautiful. Two views, north and south, give great perspective on the whole Puget Sound. Overall about 5 miles and 3 hours around trip if you include the southern view point.”
Address: 7875 Flagler Rd, Nordland, WA 98358, USA
“A cute little park with a dock leading to public moorage, a boat launch, and a small beach (which ends on each end in private property). The beach is Rocky and has lost of barnacle covered rocks and shells, so barefoot is risky. Small grass area and a few picnic tables. Decent parking - bring your Discover Pass (Washington state parks pass, $30/year) or pay for parking at $10/day. If you don't have a pass and want one, they are available at the Fort Flagler offices or from shops in town.”
Address: 290 Cleveland St, Port Hadlock-Irondale, WA 98339, USA
“Its spacious with a lot of different types of campground areas, you can be out in the open or tucked back into the trees. There is a slide, swings for both older kids and babies and an open grassy area for running around. They also allow you to build campfires at your campsite.”
Address: 301-353 1st Ave, Port Hadlock-Irondale, WA 98339, USA
“WATCH OUT FOR THE INCOMING TIDE!!!!! The tide gets really high in the winter and you can get caught if you walk on the beach going right from the parking lot. Past the round brick mill remnants. This is a good sandy beach with lots of history. It is listed as an historical landmark with remains of the Iron Mill which was located here in the early”
Address: 10541 Flagler Rd, Nordland, WA 98358, USA
“I camped in my trailer in the tent area. Little bit tricky. Soft ground. Amazing trees. Very lush and peaceful staring at the trees. The lower beach area was awesome. Mountain views every direction you look, if weather allows. Cool cliffs. Spent hours at the beach park playground area. Tiny weekend concession stand. Milkshake good, burger very lunch lady made it taste. Not bad for biking around a bit. The main road in is nice and long and wide. My campsite was pretty private and large area near campfire.”
Address: 1070 Berry Hill Ln, Port Townsend, WA 98368, USA
“Great customer service! I put in the wrong address and they were able to go to the post office and make sure it was sent to the right one before sending it. Highly recommended operation.”
Address: 144 Milo Curry Rd, Port Townsend, WA 98368, USA
“Great little 7 mile trail for running or cycling. Most hard pack surface but rough in place and largely not paved...best suited for a MTB or gravel bike. Pretty and shaded in many places.”
Address: Chimacum, WA 98325, USA
“Such a sacred place and simply magical. Do yourself a favor and look up the history here before exploring. The trailhead parking is actually before where this lists it so keep that in mind. A great place to visit if you appreciate sacred places and wonderful geological formations. So, glad this area was preserved for the local tribe.”
Address: Nordland, WA 98358, USA
“Only downer is the lack of fire rings, but it makes sense given it's boat-in only. Nice, secluded, clammable. Short paddle from Port Hadlock!”
Address: Lake Leland Park Rd, Quilcene, WA 98376, USA
“Lake Leland Campground will be open April 1st- Oct 31st Lake Leland Park Rd, Quilcene, WA 98376 Clean & well maintained primitive campsites. The lake is close to the campground. Very quiet here, peaceful and serene. It has 22 campsites and restrooms, No showers tho The lake is stocked with trout in April. And has a great fishing dock. Great views saw eagles too in the beautiful valley it's in.”
Address: Lower Camp Area, Flagler Campground Rd, Nordland, WA 98358, USA
“Had a great time here off season (December 2021) trying out a new trailer. Very clean site, pretty close too level, convenient hookups, and close to the beach. We got lucky with some breaks in the weather at low tide and we're able to take our dog on a great beach walk. During this time of year only one station has water for septic cleaning out and it was easy and convenient to use. Looking forward to coming back in warmer weather.”
Address: 7745 Flagler Rd, Nordland, WA 98358, USA
“Where to begin?? I just came home and had to immediately give credit to Cheryl for opening this home to the public. Along with David, who does maintenance, they have made this place truly a special getaway. This was a last minute trip (booked the day before) so we didn't know what to expect. However, immediately it felt like home! Cheryl and David were generous and treated each other with respect which we loved to see! Although we packed as if we were moving in, Cheryl provides guests with more than enough in the kitchen and bathroom! They had rentals...so we chose a canoe. David took a picture of us and printed us copies (2 for us and 1 for us to sign and they plan to display with the others) I thought this was a really nice touch! Another thing I loved was that they accommodated my dog - he was basically on vacation too! I really hated leaving this place but I am blessed to know what and who we are coming back to. Thank you David and Cheryl you made my last minute birthday trip something to remember! We will see you again!”
Address: 10541 Flagler Rd, Nordland, WA 98358, USA
“Great campground! The park Ranger was very helpful when checking in. Upper loop camp hosts were very nice. Site 21 does have a slight slope to it, but it wasn't a problem for us. And it goes great with 20 if you are camping with friends as they are open to each other.”
Address: 151 W Columbia St, Quilcene, WA 98376, USA
Address: 2324 E Marrowstone Rd, Nordland, WA 98358, USA
“This is truly a one of a kind spot. I will definitely return. Unbeatable views 3 min from the beach and a great state park down the road.”
Address: 290 Cleveland St, Port Hadlock-Irondale, WA 98339, USA
“Absolutely love all of Washington state parks i recommend getting a discovery pass only 30 bucks for the year its worth it”
Address: 2027 Egg and I Rd, Chimacum, WA 98325, USA
“Always purchase our fushias here. Wonderful quality, beautiful, healthy plants. Amazing folks and always friendly😊”
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