Fort Flagler State Park

Camping sits among old army buildings and the batteries at the north end of Marrowstone Island, with a beach on both sides. Views reach to Whidbey Island and the Cascades, and there are good logs for beachcombing. It is a calm, family place well off the main route.

Good to know

• Reserve early for summer
• Discover Pass needed for day use
• Bring crab gear if you have a licence

Best time

Late spring to early autumn

Getting there

Sealed roads over two small bridges

Vehicles

Campervans fine

Dogs

Dogs on a lead

Facilities

• Fire pits
• Picnic tables
• Showers
• Toilets

Data: Roadtrip. Things change: check opening times, prices and rules before you go.