167 parks.
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Every campable Washington state park, organized by type. Jump to a category, or search for a specific park and set a free-standing alert in seconds.
State Parks
106 in Washington
The classics — the campgrounds that fill up first.
View all 106 state parksIslands
18 in Washington
Island parks — ferry-in campsites and shoreline you can only reach by water.
- Blake Island State Park
- Blind Island
- Burrows Island
- Camano Island State Park
- Camano Island State Park (Cabins)
Beaches
7 in Washington
Ocean and lakeshore beach parks — swim by day, camp behind the dunes.
View all 7 beachesLakes & Rivers
24 in Washington
Reservoir and riverfront parks — swimming, paddling, and waterfront sites.
- Alta Lake State Park
- Anderson Lake
- Battle Ground Lake State Park
- Bay View State Park
- Birch Bay State Park
Historic Sites
12 in Washington
Forts, monuments and heritage sites you can camp beside.
- Brooks Memorial State Park
- Fort Casey State Park
- Fort Columbia State Park
- Fort Ebey State Park
- Fort Flagler State Park
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