Dungeness Landing County Park — Attraction in Washington

Camp host Ron and his partner Linda were great at clarifying the reserved/unreserved site protocols. I appreciated the signage for the first come first serve sites. Although, there seemed to be confusion with some people about how to claim a spot, so it was somewhat chaotic.

Despite it being Labor Day Weekend the campground and site were pretty well maintained. Our campsite’s fire pit got a little rake before we arrived. The short bluff and trails around the camp were nice and our dog was able to walk those trails with us.

The Dungeness Spit informational crew was very helpful in getting recommendations to other beaches since we couldn’t hike the Dungeness Spit out to the lighthouse...

Free to park and with more parking space than Cline Spit; bathroom building with two bathrooms, one for men and one for women; it's a no-swimming beach with a boat ramp; the seashore is coarse sand, pebbles, rocks, shells, bird droppings, and natural debris with minimal man-made debris depending on the tide; permanent picnic tables and benches, though it can get windy; bird observation deck; not a large park, no playground equipment, but uncrowded and plenty to look at with room to roam on the seashore and enjoy...

Plenty of parking and decent bathroom facilities greet you at the bottom of the hill.

During low tide there is a sea of green and a still beauty as birds comb through the shallows. You're likely to see locals crabbing far out into the shallow mud. Surprisingly the air is clean rather than fishy.

There is a distant view of the lighthouse and a nice beach of sand and small pebbles. This is an ideal spot to stop and have lunch and do some...