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Twanoh State Park
Collect sea stars, hunt for oysters and enjoy expansive vistas of South Puget Sound.
With 3,167 feet of saltwater shoreline, seafood and good times are abundant in this park. Armed with a pail and a shellfish license, you can harvest your own dinner. Oyster harvesting is open year-round, and clam and mussel harvests usually open August through September.
Want a break from the sun and sand? A hiking trail lined with moss-draped trees provides a shady walk. In autumn, you’ll spot Chum salmon swimming in the creek the trail follows.
Whether you’re camping or just visiting for the day, this 182-acre park keeps you busy. A horseshoe pit, badminton area, volleyball field, and tennis court provide hours of activity. Equipment is not provided, so bring your own.
Campers have 25 standard campsites and 22 full-hookup sites best suited to smaller rigs. The maximum site length is 35 feet, and the largest si
With 3,167 feet of saltwater shoreline, seafood and good times are abundant in this park. Armed with a pail and a shellfish license, you can harvest your own dinner. Oyster harvesting is open year-round, and clam and mussel harvests usually open August through September.
Want a break from the sun and sand? A hiking trail lined with moss-draped trees provides a shady walk. In autumn, you’ll spot Chum salmon swimming in the creek the trail follows.
Whether you’re camping or just visiting for the day, this 182-acre park keeps you busy. A horseshoe pit, badminton area, volleyball field, and tennis court provide hours of activity. Equipment is not provided, so bring your own.
Campers have 25 standard campsites and 22 full-hookup sites best suited to smaller rigs. The maximum site length is 35 feet, and the largest sites have limited availability. One watercraft launch and a 100-foot dock are available for boaters.
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1 campground in Twanoh State Park
Featuring 25 tent spaces and 22 full hook-up spaces, with access to two restrooms and one shower (aka naked time) Twanoh Campground is a great way to make sure you have time to experience everything in the park. Max site lengths are 35 feet so plan accordingly and while it’s not cool to forage for firewood here, it is available for a few bucks fro Read more...
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