Camano Island State Park Campground

About

Camano Island State Park sits on the southwest shore of Camano Island, where 134 acres of second-growth forest meet over a mile of rocky saltwater shoreline on Saratoga Passage. The campground splits into two loops: the lower loop remains open year-round, while the upper loop operates from May through September and features several pull-through sites better suited for RVs. All 77 standard campsites are reservable during peak season (mid-May through mid-September) and first-come, first-served during the off-season. The park provides modern amenities including restrooms with hot showers, potable water, and a dump station. Two hiker/biker sites and one primitive Cascadia Marine Trail site are available first-come, first-served. A group camp accommodates up to 100 people with dedicated facilities. Five forest cabins offer roofed accommodations for those wanting more shelter. Beyond camping, the park features hiking trails through old-growth timber, a boat launch on Saratoga Passage, and beaches known for tidepooling and wildlife observation. The park serves as an important stop on the Cascadia Marine Trail for paddlers exploring Puget Sound.

Directions

From I-5 exit 212, head west on SR 532 toward Stanwood. Cross the bridge onto Camano Island and continue south on East Camano Drive. Turn right onto Mountain View Road, then left onto Lowell Point Road. The park entrance is at 2269 S Lowell Point Road.