Twin Harbors State Park

Imagine stepping out of your campsite and following trails through grassy dunes to the expansive Pacific shoreline—this is the experience at Twin Harbors State Park, just four miles south of Westport, Washington. This 172-acre campground offers proximity to the ocean, varied camping options, trails for exploration, and easy access to local attractions, making it ideal for beach lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The campground features nearly 300 sites, including tent sites, RV sites (some with hookups), rustic cabins, yurts, and hiker/biker accommodations. Each site is equipped with essentials like a picnic table and fire ring, and modern amenities include flush toilets, hot showers, and a dump station. While the sites on the west side are a short walk to the beach, they offer more open layouts with limited privacy, whereas the eastern sites are nestled among the trees. Campers can enjoy miles of beachcombing, surf fishing, clamming, and even whale watching, with interpretive trails providing insight into the area's coastal ecosystem. Additionally, the park is pet-friendly, making it a welcoming destination for families.

Located along Highway 105, Twin Harbors is minutes from Westport—a charming fishing town brimming with opportunities for dining, shopping, and sightseeing. Notable attractions include the Westport Light State Park, Westport Maritime Museum, and Grayland Beach State Park, all within a short drive. This campground makes a perfect base for weekend getaways or extended seaside vacations, offering a seamless blend of coastal beauty, fun recreation, and regional charm.