Plus the $7 online registration fee. This is a nice Park it's set up to give a little more privacy with trees and vegetation in the center of the camping ring sites. I think they over charge for the RV/Yurt sites. It cost you four dollars more to park an RV at a Yurt site than if you use another site which would do them out of one site fee but I'm not running the park. Clean and quiet very near downtown Grayland a sleepy little tourist town. Oh they do have a pretty good little hardware store in town. On the south end of town there's a small gas station, grocery and laundromat just north or Kananna RV Park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We were situated in the full hookup sites which have more privacy. The water and electric sites are near the beach separated only by the dunes. The beach goes on for over 15 miles and you can even drive on parts of it. Definitely a park to come back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here with a large group of people, in tents, RVs and a Yurt. This park was arguably the all-time favorite for the group. We stayed in one of the loops near the beach, These sites do not have sewer hook-ups. However, they are only a few years old, are in very good shape, and it is only a short walk to the beach -- sometimes directly from your campsite. All roads and sites are paved and are generally level. Site privacy is excellent. There is ample distance and vegetation between sites. The loops/sites further from the beach -- and nearer the road -- do have sewer hook-ups. They are nice sites as well, but older and slightly more worn, with what appears to be somewhat less -- albeit still pretty good -- privacy. But they seem to get a bit less traffic as well, Thus, those who'd prefer a quieter experience might prefer those. This campground is far superior to Twin Harbors State Park, just a few miles away. It is old, heavily used, a bit crowded and very worn. If you are looking for a SP in the area, Grayland would be the best choice. There are no play structures in this area of the park, but you are minutes away from one of the best playgrounds in the state: Ocean dunes and beaches. Do beware, however, driving is allowed on the beach. But it's a large beach, you can see the cars coming from a long way off, and it's easy to avoid them. We were there during a peak summer week, and saw relatively little traffic. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice park and very popular in the summer from inland local residents. Lots of families with children. Newer loops nearest beach (no sites have a ocean view or are "on" the ocean) have water and electricity only. The sites farther from the beach include sewer. Reservations are a must in the summer months. Vehicles are allowed to drive on the beach. Lots of kite flying and kite festival was being held while we were there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is excellent, clean,and fun to be at. If anyone is on the Pacific North West coast I would recommend it. Their newer part is right near the dunes and just a hop skip and jump to the beach. The main part has more private sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This State Park is the best kept secret on the Washington coast. We camped here on a beautiful weekend in Sept. The stars were VERY bright at night, the only street lights noticeable were at the Westport Marina, maybe 10 mi. away as the crow flies. The beach is really large and just a short trail away from the new loops built right on the secondary dune. We recommend the new beach sites, we literally had our own trail directly to the beach, as well as a sand pile for our 2 yr. old to dig in. Only problem with these new loops is they have no sewer hook-ups, a small price to pay for such beautiful sites. There are a bunch of local tourism activities, such as a kite festival during the summer, and crab races in April. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice access to the ocean. Quiet, clean. Reserve in advance for weekends thru the state park web site or 800#, for $7 per reservation. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A wonderfully located park with most sights steps from the beach. Very private spacious quiet sights, all located in a loop of about 7 sites per loop. Great place for kids to ride bikes and play. Very well cared for. Lots to do with a few restaurants and shops within walking distance. Westport is about a 10 minute drive north. This park is by far the nicest of any others in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

What a nice place to stay, it is recommended to plan well in advance to get a site you want for different events around the area as it fills up quickly. Nice clean and a great get away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Attractive park but weak infrastructure. Registration included warning regarding circuit breakers flipping and caution against use of AC during busy weekends, etc. Only 30 amp service that is at its limits. We were at end of row and water pressure varied. Nice grass level parking. Promoted as being on ocean but in fact is a probably a quarter mile+ along a rough path and brush to actual beach area. Park was full with family reunions and summer camps. Showers were not dirty, but also were not inviting. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park has new owners in 2002 and several improvements have been made to the park. The new staff are trying their best to make sure your stay was comfortable. This was our seventh year at this park and will continue to return to it. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice campground. Stayed here for 3 weekends. RV storage available for $30/mo. Playground for the kids, horse shoe pits, close to beach access roads, mini-golf, Ice Cream Socials on Saturdays (summer only), friendly staff. They have cabins you can rent as well. All pull-through campsites with full hookups. Seperate area for tents. You can also have additional tents on your RV site. Rental cars available on-site. 20 min to Westport. REALLY QUIET. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.