Fort Flagler Historical State Park

What sets Fort Flagler Historical State Park's campground apart is its stunning location atop the northern tip of Marrowstone Island, offering uninterrupted views of Puget Sound, the Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges, and nearby islands. With its blend of historical intrigue, serene natural beauty, and proximity to diverse outdoor activities, this campground is ideal for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and families seeking a peaceful retreat.

This 1,451-acre site, once a key military fortification, now offers 59 standard campsites, 55 full-hookup sites, and more secluded tent options in its upper campground nestled among the trees. Campers can enjoy miles of hiking and beach trails, explore historical batteries, or discover the on-site military museum. Amenities such as restrooms, showers, and picnic shelters enhance convenience, while activities like fishing, crabbing, and paragliding cater to adventurers. The surrounding landscape also invites birdwatching and encounters with local wildlife, including bald eagles and seals.

Located just south of the entrance to Puget Sound, Fort Flagler is within a 30-minute drive to charming Port Townsend, known for its Victorian architecture and vibrant arts scene. This campground perfectly combines historical exploration with coastal relaxation, making it a versatile destination for both short getaways and longer stays.