Belfair State Park, located in Washington state, offers 65 acres of mixed-use fun for the whole family. The park features 3,720 feet of mostly-walkable shoreline along Hood Canal, with opportunities for beach exploration, bicycling, walking, running, and not-strenuous hiking.
Things to Do
The park provides a range of activities, including saltwater wading, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Visitors can also enjoy shellfish harvesting and traditional fishing, with regulations and license requirements available on the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife website.
A playground and large, grassy field are available for kids, making it an ideal destination for families. For those looking to spend the night, the park offers various camping options, including pull-through and back-in sites for RVs and tents, as well as cabins with heating and air conditioning.
Camping and Accommodations
The park has a Main Loop and Beach Loop with RV and tent sites, as well as a Tree Loop that is open from mid-May to mid-September for trailers or motorhomes no more than 18 feet. Some sites are available for those arriving by watercraft, and cabins can be rented in the Main Loop and day-use area.
Rules and regulations are in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors. Day-use visitors must display a valid Discover Pass, and campers are exempt from this requirement. Dogs are allowed, provided they are on a leash and under control, and quiet hours are observed from 10 p.m. to 6:30 a.m.
Original reporting: Renton Reporter — read the source article.
