Joli Hedges2 months agoFrom
Great place to stay in an RV near the beach. The spaces are large and feel private. Very close to private beach and beautiful state park. Not many amenities and feels a little remote, but that is what I look for in a campground. I would highly recommend this beautiful area.
berlingogirl2 months agoFrom
I hate to see bad reviews for this place becasue our experience was just wonderful!||While exploring the area with my teenage daughter, I booked a Kingfisher cabin for two nights mostly to be close to the Crescent beach and tide pools of Tongue Point. And I am so happy I did - the location is just perfect! You get all the experiences of the Olympic beaches and tide pools but without having to drive, worry about parking or beating the crowds. Here you can just enjoy solitude and tranquility and take in the beautiful nature. ||The cabin itself though small has everything you need. Kingfisher has a living room/kitchen area with a foldable sofa, a separate double bedroom and a small closet-type room with a bunk bed. Everything is spotlessly clean and comfy.||What I enjoyed the most about the cabin is an opportunity to watch beautiful sunsets while lying in my bed. ||Communications with hosts and check in/check out process were easy and smooth.
Kathryn H2 months agoFrom
Great location to get out and explore the Pacific Northwest Olympic Peninsula! The RV park is across the street from the beach; the beach is sandy with great views of the Strait of San Juan De Fuca. Close to Salt Creek Basin County Park, the coastal area is great for exploring tidal pools, putting your toes into the water & sand or taking a paddle board out into the bay. The RV park has good facilities; if you camp nearer the small river it is a bit more buggy if in the warmer summer time months, so bring your bug spray just incase for all sites.
