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Beach lovers and wildlife spotters flock to Dosewallips State Park for its rare blend of 5,500 feet of Hood Canal shoreline and Dosewallips River access. Nestled in Brinnon, Washington, it sits amid Olympic Mountains with elk herds wandering nearby. Campers choose from 140 sites starting at $35 a night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Dosewallips State Park does not offer full hookups. No confirmed 30-amp or 50-amp electric, water hookups, or sewer connections appear in park details. A dump station serves for waste disposal and winter water spigot. Call rangers to verify partial options.
Yes, Dosewallips State Park allows pets. Dogs must stay on leash at all times. No size or breed limits listed, and no dog park exists. Control pets around elk herds and follow general rules.
Sites start at $35 per night. Rates vary by type, season, and double campsite options. Book reservations online via the state system. Buy a Discover Pass for entry and camping.
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