Dosewallips State Park

Dosewallips State Park Campground defies the expectation that riverside camping sacrifices variety—here, campers enjoy an extraordinary blend of freshwater and saltwater experiences, thanks to its position along both the Dosewallips River and Hood Canal. This dynamic location provides stunning views of the Olympic Mountains, tranquil grassy campsites, and an array of outdoor adventures, making it a haven for nature lovers.

The campground boasts 123 campsites, including 48 with RV hookups and 75 for tents, as well as 12 cozy cabins and three platform tents. Amenities such as clean restrooms, hot showers, picnic tables, and fire rings enhance the camping experience. The variety of camping options caters to weekend getaways, family vacations, or extended stays. Guests can explore 3.5 miles of easy-to-moderate hiking trails, each offering opportunities for wildlife viewing, including resident elk herds. For water activities, the park offers fishing, kayaking, crabbing, and clamming, while nearby Triton Cove State Park features a boat launch.

Located in Brinnon, Washington, Dosewallips State Park is just off Highway 101, with easy access to the Olympic Peninsula’s rugged coastline and trails. Only a short drive from the park, visitors can explore the charming local community or venture into the broader Olympic National Forest. With its diverse offerings and proximity to both natural beauty and recreational amenities, Dosewallips is an exceptional camping destination.