Lighthouse Marine Park

How often do you get the chance to camp at one of the best land-based whale-watching locations in the Pacific Northwest? Lighthouse Marine Park in Point Roberts, Washington, offers a unique camping experience bordered by the Strait of Georgia, with exceptional opportunities for spotting Orcas and other marine wildlife against a breathtaking coastal backdrop.

This 21-acre oceanfront campground combines unbeatable shoreline access with essential amenities to cater to both tent and RV campers. The campground features 30 standard campsites equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, but no RV hookups, while select sites operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Guests can enjoy clean facilities, including 24-hour restrooms and hot showers, and an environment tailored for outdoor adventures with beach access, a wooden boardwalk, fishing spots, a playground, and scenic picnic shelters. The area’s rocky beaches and abundant driftwood invite casual exploration, while the nearby Point Roberts Marina and wildlife viewing make for engaging day trips.

Located on the southern tip of the Tsawwassen Peninsula, Lighthouse Marine Park is a gateway to both U.S. and Canadian landscapes, requiring visitors to cross the Canadian border to reach this isolated slice of Washington. Within Point Roberts, other attractions such as Lily Point Marine Park and Maple Beach are less than a 10-minute drive away, offering trails, bird-watching, and sandy beach experiences. This tranquil and distinctive location makes Lighthouse Marine Park ideal for weekend getaways or a restful stopover.