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At this moment the business gets a score of 4.5 stars over 5 and that rating has been calculated on 202 reviews.
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This Park corresponds to the category of State park.
Smells like mud flats and is covered with foxtails - not safe for dogs :/ pretty area though.
Private campsites in woods. A few picnic tables near water. Great day use spaces and lots of woodsy hiking trails. Beautiful.
Very nice campsite. We had a great time there.
Pretty large state park with plenty of trails and open spaces. Check out the old cemetery; it's a very short walk from the main parking area.
Beautiful fern blanketed Forrest hikes! Mini rainforest without going all the way to the Hoh.
So great
This is the primary meeting location for the Wild Wise School. It's a great spot, but be careful when there in early to mid spring, the mosquitoes can be brutal.
Best Campground I have ever been to. Breathtakingly beautiful. Jurassic Park without the dinosaurs!
Not much to see and No good signage
If you have a camper /RV over 21ft long, you are stuck in the RV parking row. No privacy, no fire pit.
Buietifull place to go enjoy your day.
Always an adventure!
Beautiful park
The campground is well laid out with plenty of room between each of the sites. The bathrooms are a bit basic and dated, but usable. Really quiet and friendly (which isn't the case with all State campgrounds). Recommended for a laid back stay with easy access to Port Townsend.
Great location, friendly staff and outstanding scenery. Clean, affordable and quiet.
My kids loved visiting the ocean!!!! My sister and I taught our kids a bunch of fun facts about sea life. They played on the beach and even watched a eagle flying over us, he was so close we got to see how big he actually was. He flew at least 30 over top of us!!! It was such an amazing experience!!!
Awesome park really really quiet
Beautiful
Nice place for walkabout. Interesting history.
Small, but nice beach. Questionably haunted. Worth a visit if you feel like a history hike.
Very nice place. Difficult to see things though if you have mobility issues.
Rv parking too close to neighbors if it bothers you. Wasnt a prob this time for us. No fire pits for rv parking but for tent its nice with tons of trees and fire pits. Cant reach water easily and no view of bay from sites.
Very nice park with a great campsite Bathrooms Shower and Water
Great campground, beautiful park
This is a great place for the whole family. Lots of wildlife to see and explore and it's easy to get to.
View
Awesome place!!!
I like to take my kids here. Has beach access and many easy trails.
Beautiful views and camping. Some WWI/II history too, there's a decomissioned munitions disarming facility that you can camp in and around. Plenty of hiking trails
Very happy with this wonderful state park! Great location, just outside of town, very private and tucked away in the trees. Compact campground makes this very family friendly and affordable.
Great park, beautiful scenery. But the paper mill smells like a fart. Site of a historical eco restoration to the shoreline. There were signs explaining the history and the native wildlife. We walked along the shore and it was great, so many barnicles! And the trails were beautiful. But the overwhelming fart smell is unbearable. Yikes
Nice clean place
Awesome place
Nicely maintained with great informational signs about the park's history.
Great hiking and dog walking trails.
Quiet.
This has scattered trails, beautiful Forest, small beach shoreline, and tons of picnic space. I recommend it for everyone. There is some wheelchair access as well.
Nice relaxing, easy trail.
Love this place!
Excellent campgrounds. Highly recommend making reservations about a week or more in advance which can be easily done online.
Fun place
This was a quiet park to camp on the weekend when we visited. The trees are mighty and our campsite # 7 had plenty of space for tents and a hammock.
It nature. Enjoy.
Site 22 was nice and private and there was woods behind it. The campground was quiet and the RVs were separated from the tents so we couldn't hear their generators going. Very pleasant
Beautiful always fun educational historical State Park fun for all ages
Wonderful quiet place to camp, campsites are nice and you can purchase great firewood for camp fires on site. There is one shower in bathroom you can use for 3 mins. using tokens.
Great shaded campgrounds
Nice trails and views. Very underutilized park, although there aren't additional amenities either -- no store or restaurant. Many are within a 10-minute drive however.
Great place to visit.
A good hiking way nearly lake
I camped here during the last week of July 2015. I had camped here several years earlier and remembered enjoying it, so I came back. Though I didn't have a bad time, I probably won't seek this place out to stay again. The campsites themselves are fairly nice, though mine had no flat spots or those without stumps and rocks suitable to pitch a tent. Some did have tent pads, but not all. There are several miles of hiking trails, though what should have been a refreshing hike with fresh air was overcome by the smell of the paper mill. Gross! They are beautiful with some cool sights and old military things, though. Also, the "beach" views are kind of ruined by the industrial buildings across the water. And then there's the smell again. Shellfish are not safe to eat from this area, and I wouldn't really recommend swimming in it, either. Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to avoid this place, but I also won't go out of my way to come back. 3.5/5
Pretty good place to walk on the wild side.
Wonderful place to forest bathe.
In early April we were the only campers. the RV sites are fine but the forested tent sites are best... I liked #24 - trails off the forest sites and plenty of hiking off all of the sites it's not a sandy beach but with a stroll.
Beautiful park!
Quiet spot, most of the sites are level; theres a short walk to the water. Not much to do however in the area it seemed. Good overnight rest if your on a drive.
My favorite place to visit.
This is a great gem near Port Townsend. Much quieter and smaller than the larger Fort Warden state park. Arrived on a Tuesday to a nice pull through site. Checked in with a guy at a little white building at the end of the road. Full bathroom facilities and shower. Sites are relatively close together and good for tent camping or small trailers, anything over 15' would be tough to navigate the loop. The site has a bunch of hiking trails that take you down to the beach which is convenient. Beautiful getaway that's not too far from civilization but certainly feels like it!
If you're looking for a serene woodsy place to tent camp this is it! There are RV/trailer sites which are what you would expect - all in a line with no privacy between them. The tent sites all have moderate to high privacy, especially the perimeter sites. If you're in the middle of the loop then unfortunately you have people 360 degrees around you but still not terrible. I noticed that all the sites have fire pits with grills except for #2 for some reason. I would also avoid #2 and #3 as they are literally directly next to the bathrooms and there is a bright metal halide light outside the bathroom. The pull-through sites generally are more secluded and offer more natural buffers than the back-in sites do. Within walking distance of the tent sites are large grassy fields with plenty of room for activities and games and there are several miles of easy walking trails that parallel the shore line with beautiful vistas overlooking Port Townsend Bay. One of the trails leads down to the shore which has a nice picnic table right on the shore. An added bonus for history buffs are the placards on one of the walking trails that tells the history of the park when it was an active Army base in the late 1800's. The trails are all wide and well-maintained as well as heavily shaded which is nice in the hot summer. Only of a few of the lesser used trails were quite narrow (shoulder width wide). All in all my wife, daughter and I fell in love with this park and will definitely be reserving #1 again!
Nice park with decent day use and camping. Some trails by the shoreline bordering residential area, beach is pretty rocky. Active plant nearby spoiled the view to the North and makes swimming much less attractive
Friendly and helpful park staff.
This was a great place to explore!
Fun place
Always a favorite picnic spot and place to take a break after a ferry ride and before heading down Hood Canal or over to Sequim and Port Angeles. Clean restrooms. The road in is narrow and rough, lots of potholes in many places. Many trails into the forest to enjoy as well.
Cool park, good amenities.
Very quiet and next to the water. We stayed at the dry camp RV site which are nice, buy very close together. The hiking trails around the park are very nice and a great way to start the day. We did about 2.5 miles that goes through very nice woods around the park.
So many amazing trees and views!
Lovely views and lots of historical artifacts that make for an interesting visit.. great beach as well.
Fort Worden state park is one of the systems best parks. 80 Rv sites some near the water some in the upper woods plus most of the residences on post are also rent-able. The staff is friendly, the park is very clean and many of the restroom are brand new and have showers. Miles of walking trails, huge grassy areas and a couple miles of beach. There is a marine science center and small aquarium plus a nice underwater area for diving. I have spent many weeks here and love it. Very busy in the summer months so reserve early. Campsites can be very windy in the fall and winter especially the bech side units.
Loved it. Nice place to stay at.
Beautiful place for weddings and camping
Set back in the beautiful forest is a small barn inside this park. We rented this as the backdrop of our wedding day venue. It was amazing. Guests were able to go to the beach and walk the shore, enjoy a hike in the forest, and cozy up next to a fireplace inside the barn. We were shocked when we rented it that it was even available and the price was amazing. It allowed our families and friends to have the perfect setting to watch myself and my new husband join together.
A wonderful park with well-marked walking, and biking, trails. A lovely, local getaway, especially nice for warmer days when you want a cooler place to walk. Locals have scattered small treasures about the landscape for little ones (and adults too!) to seek out. A fun place to visit!
Beautiful space with some great hikes. Would love a little easier access to the water for boats, but you can't really dictate geology.
Great State Park with camping, hiking, biking, and a beach.
Beautiful forest park on the water. Camping in summer. Clean and well kept grounds. Requires "Discover Pass"
The trails at this park are amazing to walk and the old growth trees are breath taking!
Unreal forest beauty
Was closed for camping :(
Wide open maintained trails.
Great place for a day trip or overnight RVing (dry camp only) with limited number of sites & they're tight.
* Nice Park With Plenty of Well Maintained Trails 4 Hiking *
Fort towns and is an excellent place to camp kayak and bicycle
What a gorgeous place to hike, or camp!
Overall this park is mediocre. The RV camping spots are right on top of each other with barely 8ft between each other especially with the side out. There's no fire pits except for the very last spot. View is grass field and pit toilets near RVs are horrendous. You have to walk up to the tent camping area for decent bathroom not swarming with flys. Even then the bathrooms weren't very clean and they were out of toilet paper. Trails don't really go anywhere, old cemetery in the woods is basically a sign in front of a bunch of dead fall. Rangers don't seem to care. Beach is decent but you have to walk up and down a very steep hill after doing it three times in one day I don't ever want to go back. There's so many great camping spots on the peninsula I'd skip this one. I'm definitely not coming back. Now I know why they had spots available.
The park is okay. If you are coming to have a picnic and play in the field it is great. If you are coming to see historical locations all there is to see is signs saying things used to be here. Like the cemetery which is nothing more than a sign saying it used to be here but all the bodies were moved somewhere else. But like I said if you want a park to relax and play Frisbee or whiffle ball, this is a nice place.
This is a great park. We stayed in the group site by the torpedo x ray building. It's nice and private best time of trails. The park is perfect for taking a day trip into Port Townsend. If you want to kick around the park, there are horseshoes and a big lawn with beach access. The general campground is a little close quarters, but not too crazy.
Gorgeous woodland trails, peaceful and tranquil
Rustic!
A peaceful small state park. Tent camping spots are in a wooded area and RV spots are more exposed. Enjoyed our time there with the exception of the odd music playing in the bathrooms, which was pretty eerie. If you want a park with lots to do you are better off to head to Fort Worden probably. But if you want to relax in peace and quiet, this is a great place. The tent camping spots are much more shaded and most more private than the spots at Fort Worden, which are jammed in there.
Beautiful park horrible restrooms and showers
Nice park with interesting history. Beautiful views and hiking trails.
This is a beautiful park for hiking year round & camping in the summer. It sits on the bluff overlooking Port Townsend Bay. It's a bit out of town on Hwy 19, but worth a visit if you want solitude & quiet. The old fort is no longer there, like Fort Worden, but there are signs where things once were.
All uphill
Nice park, especially for a hike. The camping accommodation seems to be well put together, but I've never stayed there so don't really know. Other then the extensive trails in the woods and down to the beach there's not much of a draw, but if you're interested I a hike it's a nice place to go.
We loved the campground & beach but the noise and smell from a local paper mill was not ideal.
Recently my cousin got married there I've gone to a few family reunions there surprisingly I've never been camping there as I lived in Port Townsend my entire life when I was a kid I would go clamming down on the beach down the big long trail as a young adult I would regularly kayak by there on my way from the Ajax Cafe in Port Hadlock on my way to Port Townsend
Good camping spot. Free dump if you camp. All services available near by.
Beautiful place for a wedding!
Good park for small RV's, Campers and Tents.
Nice place
I love portend and this is always a place we stay or visit
Staff was great. Old facilities. State needs to contribute more money for updates.
Great hiker/biker sites!
This state has so many wonderful parks. Absolutely wonderful. There was a wedding here that day..
Great hiking, camping and old growth forest
In the rainshadow!
Beautiful! Visiting Fort Townsend is the perfect day trip, plan to spend time visiting the shops along the waterfront I. port Townsend as well.
Wonderful trails. Large old trees. Cliff top walk. Low tide beach. Good camping. Group campsite at old torpedo building!
Be ready for some up and down trails but really pretty.