Campsite descriptions

  • Hiker/biker campsites: These campsites are ready to accept campers whom arrive towards the park on foot or on bicycles. Restrooms aren’t near by.
  • Ancient and water path campsites: Campsite will not add a nearby flush comfort section. Ancient campsites might not have any amenities of a campsite that is standard. Web internet Sites available by motorized / non-motorized vehicles and water path camping.
  • Standard campsite: A designated campsite served by nearby domestic water, sink waste, trash disposal and flush convenience station.

    • https://hookupwebsites.org/escort-service/charleston/

  • Partial-hookup campsite: a typical campsite with the addition of electricity. Could have domestic water and/or sewer.
  • Full-hookup campsite: a campsite that is standard the addition of electricity, water and sewer.

Take note: optimum eight individuals per campsite.

2020 Camping Fees

Site Type Peak SeasonMay 15 – Sept. 15 Shoulder SeasonApril 1 – May 14 and Sept. 16 – Oct. 31 Winter SeasonNovember – March
Primitive and water path campsites $12 $12 $12
Standard campsites $27 – $37 $20 – $30 $20
Partial utility campsites $35 – $45 $30 – $40 $30
Full-utility campsites $40 – $50 $35 – $45 $35

Note: Shoulder season stretches through cold weather at Grayland Beach, Pacific Beach, Fort Worden and Cape Disappointment state areas. Camping costs (PDF).

Faqs

For more information about camping charges, begin to see the faq’s.