Sequim Bay State Park

Sequim Bay State Park Campground, set along 4,909 feet of saltwater shoreline on Washington's Olympic Peninsula, captivates visitors with its tranquil bay views, convenient access to outdoor recreation, and well-maintained camping facilities. Less than ten minutes from the quaint town of Sequim, this park is a gateway to both the Olympic Discovery Trail and the stunning marine environment of Sequim Bay, offering a harmonious blend of forested beauty and coastal appeal.

The campground comprises 60 diverse sites, including standard, full-hookup, and hiker/biker options, accommodating tents, trailers, and RVs up to 45 feet. Several campsites offer picturesque bay views, while amenities such as coin-operated hot showers, flush toilets, and a sanitation dump station add comfort to the camping experience. Active campers will appreciate the park's tennis and basketball courts, picnic areas, and the direct access to the Olympic Discovery Trail—a 126-mile paved route perfect for cycling and walking. The bay itself is ideal for kayaking, fishing, and shellfish harvesting, while birdwatchers may spot eagles and other coastal wildlife.

Located just off Highway 101, the campground balances convenience with access to nearby attractions, including Dungeness Spit, lavender farms, and Port Angeles, all within a 30-minute drive. Although proximity to the highway means some road noise, the park’s serene waterfront setting and recreational opportunities make it a popular choice for weekend getaways or extended stays.