Belfair State Park

How does Belfair State Park defy expectations of ordinary camping experiences? By offering an exceptional location along 3,720 feet of Hood Canal shoreline, this 65-acre park seamlessly combines convenient access to water activities with rich ecological diversity—tidal flats, wetlands, and salmon runs that serve as a natural playground for campers. Whether you’re seeking the gentle hum of saltwater waves or the towering tranquility of wooded campsites, Belfair accommodates a broad spectrum of camping preferences.

Campsites span three loops, including options for tents, RVs up to 60 feet, and cozy heated cabins that sleep up to five people. Amenities are well-thought-out with accessible restrooms, hot showers, and picnic tables at every site. Bonus features include a boat-in site for human-powered watercraft along the Cascadia Marine Trail. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore trails, partake in clamming, crabbing, or fishing, and enjoy fields for sports like volleyball or kite-flying. Family-friendly programs during the summer add an educational twist to the fun.

Located just minutes from Belfair, Washington, this campground serves as a gateway to nearby recreational spots like Twanoh State Park (about a 13-mile drive), known for its pristine beaches and scenic trails. The Tahuya State Forest is also close, offering a mix of hiking, biking, and off-road vehicle trails. With year-round accessibility and an irresistible blend of nature and water activities, Belfair State Park shines as a destination perfect for weekend getaways or extended vacations.