Kayak Point Regional County Park

Can you imagine a campground where the serenity of the Pacific Northwest meets the salty tang of Puget Sound's breeze? At Kayak Point Regional County Park in Stanwood, Washington, you’ll find a secluded escape featuring lush, wooded campsites, a sprawling shoreline, and a host of coastal activities. Its combination of natural beauty, privacy, and convenient amenities makes it a standout destination for campers looking for a blend of relaxation and adventure.

Kayak Point’s campground offers 30 partial-hookup sites (water and electricity) and 10 cozy yurts tucked into a forested area, providing a quiet and shaded retreat. Each site features a fire pit and picnic table, and the campground includes flush toilets, hot showers, and drinking water. A short walk or drive leads to 3,300 feet of saltwater beach along Port Susan, complete with a fishing pier, boat launch, and picnic shelters. Visitors can enjoy crabbing, kayaking, wildlife viewing, or wandering the scenic trails connecting the campground to the vibrant day-use area. While the campground retains a tranquil ambiance, its proximity to the beach ensures plenty of opportunities for exploration and fun.

Located less than 30 minutes from Stanwood and Arlington, the park is perfectly positioned for day trips to nearby natural attractions like Cama Beach State Park and Barnum Point Preserve on Camano Island. Whether you’re spending the weekend beachcombing, paddling through the gentle waters, or simply unwinding under the towering evergreens, Kayak Point combines the best of the Pacific Northwest coast with the comforts of a well-equipped campsite, making it an ideal choice for families and nature lovers alike.