Sequim Bay State Park Campground

The lower loop was still closed at this time of year. Campground was pretty empty but still very noisy because it is right by the highway. I ended up not staying because of the highway noise and the fire "pit" was basically filled to the brink and unusable for cooking. Maybe it gets more attention during the busy season but it was in rough shape at this point in time.

This has been well thought out with the play parks. It really is a lovely site but limited for large RV's. You can hear the road from the RV sites but weirdly it didn't disturb us. The bay area is pretty.

Upper loop has quite a bit of highway noise. Lower loop might be more isolated. Spaces felt like they were on top of each other. The parking space for our site, 37, was not at all level. Bathrooms not very clean. Wouldn’t stay here again

Nice showers and toilet facilities. Right be the water and far enough from the road to avoid the noise. Host was a class act helping us out with everything at 11pm when we arrived

We stayed in site 83, just at the top of the boat ramp. It was a good spot with lovely views. The bathrooms are clean. Showers are coin operated.

We had a center lot that was fairly private. The whole park is right off the freeway though. Showers were coin operated showers

Winter camping here means plenty of sites to choose and waking up to beautiful water views (in the sites with no hookups). The sites with hookups are in trees.

This state Park is in a great location for people wanting to explore the Olympic National Forest.

Lots of trees, with decent privacy between sites. It’s also right on the bay, with a small beach made of broken up shells. The Olympic Discovery Trail runs through the park.

Beautiful facility with spacious sites. A bit expensive for off season. Pay to use showers that had good hot water. The site adjacent to us looked like a homeless camp. Young couple with 2 forever barking dogs, obviously living there with amount of belongs strewn around.

Well wooded and very clean campground. It was not very full, so the noise was not from campers (though it’s so big it probably is noisy during the summer), but rather from Hwy 101 which this campground is next to. It dies t really let up at night like I was expecting. I was even lower down in the hiker/biker sites and not up near the highway. I definitely needed earplugs to sleep. Also the food line was broken in P2, so if needing to hang food, make sure to use P1 or P3. P3 is by far the best site of the three.

Stopped here on a bicycle tour. It's nice that they have a hiker/biker section. The price was $6 (as opposed to $5 in Oregon), and showers cost extra (they are free in Oregon). That part was disappointing for a budgeting traveler.

Otherwise, campground was clean and well-maintained. Staff was friendly. The bike racks at camp were not ideal for actually locking up a bike. I'm not sure who comes up with the designs for these things.

Site 80 is the best, it's a corner spot with great views of the water. The bike trail runs through the campground and there is access to sports fields via a tunnel under the highway. There are a few short trails around a creek and the beach.

This is a nice wooded campground located right off Hwy101 and on Sequim Bay. Boat launch and at low tide a pebble beach make this a great spot for water recreation.  Some campsites are waterfront (#80-82 have best views) and others have partial water views through the trees. The Olympic Discovery Trail runs through the park making this an ideal spot for people wanting a protected and scenic bike trail cycling experience. Some hike-bike-in only sites as well.

Nice spot!

This one was a really nice spot for the family. There’s no vegetation between sites, but there are fences to hang your gear and give boundaries to kids. The sites are stepped, so even back from the water you have a view. We liked it. It wasn’t busy and felt safe and kid friendly.

The camping for RV’s with hookups is iffy. It’s very close to the highway and the sites are extremely close to one another. Our site in particular had hookups in all the wrongs places and a steep hill directly behind it (not great for families with little ones). Overall though, the campground was good. A lot of wonderful hiking trails and an adjacent biking trail.

Camped here for 2 nights as we explored Olympic NP. It's a bit far from the western portions of the NP but still plenty to explore for daytripping in the area. Our campsite #82 was overlooking the bay and a bit quieter than the other sites. Bathroom facilities were nearby and relatively well-kept for a busy summer season. Showers were also a nice bonus ($0.25 for 3 minute token). Very family friendly site. Easy walk down to the bay during low tide where you can find crabs, clams, oysters, snails and all sorts of water critters... Very enjoyable stay!

We drove in from Montana on our way south down 101. This site was great for our truck camper. The key is getting a site that is further down the hill. The sites down the hill are further away from the road noise and provide a great view of the bay. Toilets and showers were all clean.

We stopped for lunch and decided to stay the night because it was so nice. Super clean bathrooms. The showers required tokens. Each token was $0.50 for 3 minutes. The check in office had a herb garden that was available for campers to enjoy use of. Our only complaint was that there were heavy equipment delivering construction materials early in the morning.

Maybe the reason I was not impressed was this was my last night camping on a 10 day vacation, and we stopped here, just because we didn't want to go home. The camp sites were small. Lots of Ada sites, nice hiking trail, bathrooms were well kept, there are coin showers. The water in this part was very red and did not look healthy. We spoke with a park ranger, who seemed to know nothing about the algae blooms, nor did he seem to care. Told us not to worry about it. Well I worried a little. We didn't eat anything we caught. We left to go get some dinner and when we got back we had a woman as a neighbor in the next campsite, who told us that she was about to steal our stuff

Quiet camping right on the bay. Campground is conveniently located near the town of Sequim. Forest setting with campsites spread out. Clean showers and restrooms. Campground is accessed by the highway or if hiking and biking from the Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT).

I was lucky to snag the last available site on the Sunday of Labor Day Weekend and what a great site it was! I was on the edge of the campground with views of the water. Sequim Bay State Park is a fairly small park with lots of sites and recreational areas. There are basketball courts, a ball field, swings, and a horseshoe pit. There are also hiking trails and a bike path that run right through the park. The bike path can take you all the way to Port Angeles. It's a quick, easy drive to the town of Sequim and Port Townsend is also easily accessible. There is also water access (although it's a little too cold for swimming) if you are arriving by boat. The bathrooms have running water and showers (that require tokens). If you are visiting for the day you need a Discover Pass but camping fees cover that if you are spending the night. It's a little bit pricey to stay here ($48 for an online reservation).

I was tent camping, ao it was a little anoying to pay for the showers, but at least they had some!

Its a nice campground at the bay. Great place to explore part of the peninsula.

Now I’m not one to camp in an RV but I honestly can say if I was going to sissy-camp with an RV it would be at Sequim Bay.

They have a beautiful facility with many public restrooms and showers, RV hookups for both power and water, and easy to park lots. They also offer tent camping lots if that would be a preferred route.

It’s a quick jaunt to the shoreline, either from conventional trails or a bit off the path if that’s what you like (which, obviously, I do!) and has a boat launch and docking space for public access. Fishing and shellfish harvesting is legal while in season and I gotta say the beaches really pulled through as we harvested our own meals for the entire trip!

We decided to go a bit too early for swimming, being only May, but we still managed to get some kids to try our floaters in the Bay. They came back frozen but happy, and the adults were glad for a bit of silence, I’m sure.

overall a great place to have a late Springtime adventure!

good visit. It was an impromptu weekend away. Arrived late and easily found an open spot. Up in the woods under the mossy canopy and a quick walk to the water.

Tent camping

We had a late night stopover and an early rise for the #cotopaxi questival. It was easy to find, super well kept and quiet. 4 stars bc bathrooms were locked and traffic noise at night.