Odlin County Park

Imagine stepping off the Lopez Island ferry and finding yourself just a mile away from Odlin County Park, a tranquil 80-acre waterfront campground that defies expectations with its seamless mix of beachside serenity, lush trails, and island charm. Whether you're arriving by boat, bike, or car, this campground offers an unmatched combination of convenience, natural beauty, and outdoor recreation.

Odlin County Park boasts 31 campsites, including 10 sought-after spots overlooking a sandy beach perfect for kayaking, swimming, or enjoying spectacular sunsets over the Salish Sea. The campground features essentials like fire rings, picnic tables, potable water, and clean vault toilets, but skips showers and hookups, favoring a back-to-basics camping experience. Unique amenities include a boat launch, five mooring buoys, a day-use dock, and hiking trails, all nestled within a park that even includes a full-sized ballfield and scenic picnic pavilion.

Located just three miles from Lopez Village, campers can easily access charming shops and local eateries while staying immersed in the island's natural tranquility. The park also serves as a stop along the Cascadia Marine Trail, making it a prime destination for paddlers and adventurers. Whether it's a quick getaway or a longer retreat, Odlin County Park invites campers to connect deeply with the serene beauty of Lopez Island.