Noon, Washington

I grew up in the San Juan Islands and had never made it to Deception Pass State park until now. I am so glad that we were able to book a spot here. It is very peaceful and beautiful. Lots of birds chirping, big trees, and ferns. We stayed in #170 which in our opinion is super private and spacious.…

Deception Pass is one of our favorite campgrounds in WA having lots of coastal access and a trail system along the water which takes you to The Bridge as well as other lookout points on Anacortes island.

At different times of the year you can fish the shoreline for Searun Cutthroat and/or…

Less than three hours from Seattle, sweeping mountain and lake views, bathrooms, parking, and clean campsites?! Honestly a car camping dream. This is one of my all-time favorite campgrounds, especially if you can snag one of the sites on the end of the tiny peninsula. You can’t see Mt Baker from…

Stayed both on tent side and hookup side. Well maintained, clean facilities. Ice cream truck makes the rounds every day. Good use of greenery to keep sites separated, and easy access to the beach from the whole park.

The sites are very private and there is a ton to do here. Hiking, beach, boat tours. We went pre-COVID, so there might be less to do now. In the evening they even had a concert at the outdoor amphitheater. It was one of the best places that we’ve camped. Really great for our kids.

This is a non-motorized water vehicle campground. You have to paddle in to camp here. There are two sides to the campground, separated by a marshy area. We camped in a couple of sites at Prevost Harbor(we were a large group of 12) after hauling our kayaks up into the grass in expectation of a high…

We stayed here Saturday-Sunday in late May. The campground was nice and clean, but the sites were pretty close together. We were able to make it work, even with our dog-reactive dog, though. Recommend campsite 48 as it seemed to be one of the most private ones. The beach was lovely and not at all…

I was really nervous about camping in a new place and being alone, but this was the perfect place to do it.

I spent one night at camp 9 and it was perfect. The creek is definitely a little noisy, but the white noise helped me sleep and I didn’t hear really any noise from the road or my campground…

This is one of two campgrounds at Fort Worden, which I prefer over the upper (Forest) campground. This is one of those campgrounds that gets big points for its location and views, and not so much for its privacy or beauty. It's a long, flat, open area along the beach and mixed in with the beach…

Most KOA campgrounds are similar this one does not disappoint. Nice amenities and activities wide variety of spaces cabins or even a Teepee!! Good location, activities nearby. Staff was fantastic.

Beautiful setting, several trails, etc. Definitely a tourist destination campsites are a little close for comfort but it is very nice large campground. Beach access as well as a freshwater Lake lots of day use areas as well. Some cabins available, mostly standard sites.

Nice campground, busy summer = road noise. Early spring and fall much more tranquil. Love playing the creek. Campsites are nicely spaced and private enough. Overall nice stay!

Top 5 favorite! Forest and beach. Great campsites, quiet and just beautiful. Tons of day use sites, great park and playground, lots of beach. Shallow bay great for swimming, sandcastles, kayak, fishing, crabbing. Birch Bay proper has great restaurants, shops, great paths for walking and biking.…

We really enjoyed our visit to this state park. We were centrally located to explore Whidbey island, see the tulips in La Connor, and even do a day trip to San Juan Island. The campground bathhouses were adequate, clean, and good hot water pressure. Per usual, the showers required tokens ($0.50 ea)…

Birch bay is a noce hidden gem on Washington's northwest coast. Lots of biking and hiking up and down the beach there is plenty to do locally. Birch bay has a wonderful assortment of gift shops and restraunts.