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Fort Worden State Park
Savor the romance of the 1914 Point Wilson Lighthouse at this Washington state park!
Discover Washington's rich military at this state park. After grabbing your map, take a tour of the Puget Sound Coast Artillery Museum. Meander past the officer quarters and admiralty inlet. You can even have a picnic on the old parade grounds.
The park offers beach access so you can fly a kite in the breeze. Crabbing is also popular in the area. You can rent kayaks and canoes or launch your own boat from the launches. Fish off the 120-foot dock. If you prefer biking, the park offers more than eight miles of trails.
Nestle into one of the two campgrounds for a night under the stars. There are 80 campsites with a length of up to 75 feet. At the end of the day, the restrooms offer showering facilities. Between the beach and bluffs, the campsite has 50 sites with full hookups.
Not into camping? Fort Worden features
Discover Washington's rich military at this state park. After grabbing your map, take a tour of the Puget Sound Coast Artillery Museum. Meander past the officer quarters and admiralty inlet. You can even have a picnic on the old parade grounds.
The park offers beach access so you can fly a kite in the breeze. Crabbing is also popular in the area. You can rent kayaks and canoes or launch your own boat from the launches. Fish off the 120-foot dock. If you prefer biking, the park offers more than eight miles of trails.
Nestle into one of the two campgrounds for a night under the stars. There are 80 campsites with a length of up to 75 feet. At the end of the day, the restrooms offer showering facilities. Between the beach and bluffs, the campsite has 50 sites with full hookups.
Not into camping? Fort Worden features 456 bedrooms, including a castle and century-old officers' housing. Around the park, there are 43 housing units with kitchens and linens.
Activities in the park
2 campgrounds in Fort Worden State Park
Get ready to ooh and ahh every time you wake up at Fort Worden’s Beach Campground—almost every site here has ah-mazing views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Plus, the 50 spacious campsites come equipped with water, electric, and sewer hookups, and they can be reserved up to a year in advance.
Looking to pitch a tent among the tall, leafy trees? Then head to the Upper Campground, whose 30 campsites are nestled among the forest. Each site come with water and electric hookups, and there are plenty of hiking trails nearby. This is a super popular campground, so reservations are highly recommended—you can make a reservation up to a year in Read more...
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