We have been to Grayland now twice. Each time we have had a nice time regardless of the weather. Trip one was late fall, nights were cold, days were cold and wet. These are the nature of Washington coastal parks, just dress for it. Also make sure you have plenty of propane for the heater!

The sites really are nice, there are a few that get restricted reservations due to flooding (it is at sea level) or just a bit above. The reservation site lets you know on their website.

Westport is pretty quiet this time of year, but hang onto your hat during fishing season, Westport is really busy and a lot of fun! Try the donut shop for sure, I went there when I was a little kid and I still remember the delicious smell of fresh donuts.

Verizon was reliable. Hotspot was decent speed for streaming movies and work.

There is a hardware store in Grayland not far from the park entrance, they have EVERYTHING! Super cool people too! Good places to eat and drink as well. 

We have two more visits scheduled for this year and we look forward to going!

We reserved our space online with the Washington State Parks website. Very easy to use and complete our reservation. https://washington.goingtocamp.com/ 

We have camped at some nice spots on the Coast of Washington but Cape Disappointment was a real treat! The campsites are spacious and clean, our Camp Host Lynn was really sweet, such a lovely lady and fun to talk with. Rebecca at the gate was very pleasant as well, helpful and even gave us pointers on which area would be best for us.

The local towns were full of things to go and see, lots of activities for young folks as well as us not so young folks too. Be sure to visit the Lewis and Clark lookout and interpretive center, tons of information. Cost is $5 per person, but worth it.

Visit the North Light House as well, this is an easy walk-in sight and it has outstanding views. Sunsets were simply amazing. Just beautiful. I didn't get a chance to photo from up there but will next time we go.

Word of warning, ZERO cell service at the camp sights, don't count on it for streaming or hotspot for work. I was able to make calls from at the entrance and boat ramp.

 Fishing out of Ilwaco is a fantastic way to stock your freezer, I have caught over a 100 Albacore tuna, countless rock fish, and a couple ling cod. If you enjoy crab, you can try your luck at the North Jetty.

All in all, this is a very beautiful park, we will be back at least another 4-5 times this year. (maybe more)