This place…. words cannot descibe the beauty and serenity you find here. First. This area is at the top most tippy top of the continental USA. The campground is located on the beach. There is hookups for campers, tent camping, however you camp. Firepits and picnic tables are available. Bathrooms with running hot water and flushable toilets are on site. Cabins can be rented. The beach stretches for miles. Surf, paddle board, kayak and whatever else makes you happy out on the water. There are two beautiful hikes available. One is Cape Flattery, about a mile and half. Mostly boarded and incredible Pinterest views. The other being Shishi Beach Hike. Almost 7 miles. Such a beautiful hike. Something to note: there isnt any fastfood once you pass up Port Angeles. Bring food, or shop at the tribal store. Gas is cheaper on tribal lands, public restrooms are not flushable past Port Angeles.

This place is worth the drive and if you have a chance to see go.

Easy to access, has bathrooms on site. Will require a State Park Pass, they do check vehicles and ticket people ($10 for day & $30 for one year.) It is a fun day try or a overnight stay. Rentals are available or you can bring your own accommodations. The beach stretches for miles with views of Mt. Baker. Lots of marine life to see. If you are lucky you may even see whales of different varieties go by. Explore the old fort that is open all the time. Or join a guided tour. Check out the store and museum setup that they have. Watch Eagles fly over and land on trees by the old fort very cool to see