Are you looking to get out of town for the weekend but aren’t sure what to do? There are so many great options around Seattle. Like taking a hike or hitting up one of the amazing bike trails. But what about when you’re looking for something for the whole weekend. One of our favorite weekend activities is to spend the weekend camping. Whether you’re looking for something a little close to home or a longer adventure away, and around Seattle you’ll find it all. Today, we’ve gathered a few of our favorites to help you choose your next camping trip.
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1) Dash Point State Park
Offering miles of forested hiking and biking trails, Dash Point State Park is a perfect getaway when you need some time in nature. Though the main draw is the beautiful beach where you can have a blast while you explore all the park has to offer. But be sure to reserve a camping spot so you can keep exploring all weekend long.
2) Camano Island State Park
It feels like a world away, because Camano Island State Park has stunning forested trails and rocky shorelines that makes it feel like you’re hours away from any city. Enjoy a fun and laid back camping weekend filled with boating, hiking, fishing, and beach exploration.
3) Olympic National Park
Known for it’s diversity, Olympic National Park encompasses nearly a million acres and protects a vast wilderness. Whether you want to check out the glacier-capped mountains or the old-growth temperate rain forests, there is something for everyone. Including some perfect camping sites to make it the best weekend.
4) Tolt MacDonald Park and Campground
Tolt MacDonald Park and Campground has 575 acres to explore in the beautiful Snoqualmie Valley. You’ll find so much things to do while you visit, from exploring twelve miles of forested and riverside trails to Ames Lake Forest, a favorite mountain biking destination. And when you’re done for the day, head to one of the many campsites available.
5) Fort Ebey State Park
A coastal camping park, Fort Ebey State Park is located on Whidbey Island. You’ll find a historic military fort while you hike or bike on the 25 miles of wooded trails. Or spend the day exploring the beach, even considering trying paragliding. Then spend the night where you can see the stellar night skies.
Now that we’ve given you some of our favorite places to camp in the state, be sure to let us know which are your favorites. Head down to the comments and tell us if we mentioned one of your favorite places.
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