Brinnon, Washington sits on the eastern edge of the Olympic Peninsula where the Dosewallips River meets Hood Canal. This small town offers 16 RV parks and campgrounds, making it a perfect base for exploring the Olympic National Forest and the Hood Canal Scenic Byway.
RV travelers can choose from waterfront sites at Seal Rock Campground, where sites start at $18 per night, or the more amenity-rich Cove RV Park with its pool, WiFi, and biking trails. Dosewallips State Park offers both tent and RV camping from $35 per night with direct access to the Dosewallips River. Camp Parsons, though smaller, provides a quiet retreat for those wanting to explore the Olympic National Forest without the crowds.
Brinnon is known for its shellfish harvesting, particularly oysters and clams from the Hood Canal. The town hosts the annual Hood Canal Shrimp Festival each May and serves as a gateway to Olympic National Forest with its Dosewallips River access.
You'll find 16 RV parks and campgrounds in Brinnon, including Dosewallips State Park with riverfront sites from $35/night, Seal Rock Campground starting at $18/night, and Cove RV Park with pool and WiFi. Most parks sit within 10 minutes of downtown Brinnon.
Most RV parks in Brinnon welcome pets, including Dosewallips State Park and Cove RV Park. Pets must be leashed at all times and are not allowed on shellfish beds or in park buildings. Check individual park policies for any breed or size restrictions before booking.
