The best desert camping near Warm Beach

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Situated on Port Susan on Washington's northern coast and just outside of Stanwood, Warm Beach is a small community with a tiny sand beach and a grocery store. It's home to Lake Martha, one of the deepest lakes in Snohomish County and a good spot for fishing and swimming. The lake also has a public launch (for non-gas-powered boats). The smaller Lake Howard is just south of Lake Martha and also allows non-gas-powered boats and fishing, while  Kayak Point Regional County Park—just south of town—offers camping, disc golf, and fishing.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Warm Beach

Sequim Prairie Mountain View

1. Sequim Prairie Mountain View

88%
(101)
36mi from Warm Beach · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
4.5 acres of horse boarding with round pen surrounded by hay fields, pasture and horses.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from 
$36
 / night

Situated on Port Susan on Washington's northern coast and just outside of Stanwood, Warm Beach is a small community with a tiny sand beach and a grocery store. It's home to Lake Martha, one of the deepest lakes in Snohomish County and a good spot for fishing and swimming. The lake also has a public launch (for non-gas-powered boats). The smaller Lake Howard is just south of Lake Martha and also allows non-gas-powered boats and fishing, while  Kayak Point Regional County Park—just south of town—offers camping, disc golf, and fishing.

88% (81) 1 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Warm Beach

Sequim Prairie Mountain View

1. Sequim Prairie Mountain View

88%
(101)
36mi from Warm Beach · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
4.5 acres of horse boarding with round pen surrounded by hay fields, pasture and horses.
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from 
$36
 / night

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The best desert camping near Warm Beach guide

Where to go

Whidbey Island

Situated between the Olympic Peninsula and I-5, this large island is a popular getaway for urban Washingtonians, particularly in summer. Popular activities on the island include hiking, cycling, clamming, crabbing, fishing, kayaking, and of course, camping.

The Tulalip Reservation

Just south of Warm Beach, the Tulalip Reservation offers a mix of beaches and woods, with a few campgrounds for good measure. It's also home to a few of the region's smaller, off-the-beaten path lakes, including Weallup Lake and John Sam Lake.

The Olympic Peninsula

This pretty stretch of forested land is home to cute coastal towns and mile upon mile of lush forest. Don’t miss the Hoh Rainforest, inside the Olympic National Forest.

When to go

The best time to camp in and around Warm Beach is from June through September, when there's a relatively low chance of rain (by Pacific Northwest standards) and warm weather. July and August are pleasant, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s, but these are also the most crowded months, as kids are out of school in the area. If you’re in town for the holidays, the Warm Beach Camp & Conference Center hosts an annual drive-through lights display.