Copalis lures RV campers with razor-clam beaches and roaring Pacific surf. Plant your rig at Rod's Beach Resort, the only park in our directory from $20/night. Steps from the Copalis River mouth, it launches you into Washington's wildest coastal adventures.
Copalis nestles where the Copalis River spills into the Pacific, drawing clam diggers to its wide sands. Razor clam season runs October through May; tides expose limits daily for licensed hunters. Griffiths-Priday Ocean State Park waits five miles north with dune hikes and shorebird spotting. Surfers tackle consistent breaks at Copalis Beach year-round.
Rod's Beach Resort anchors your stay with beachfront sites from $20/night. Beach bums and families pick it for ocean access and river proximity. Anglers use it as home base to cast for salmon in the Copalis River.
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Copalis excels at razor clamming and surfing on uncrowded Washington beaches. Dig limits from October to May on sands near the Copalis River mouth. Griffiths-Priday State Park adds dune hikes and birdwatching to the mix. Surfers score reliable waves at Copalis Beach anytime.
Rod's Beach Resort stands as the top RV park in Copalis, starting at $20/night. It hugs the beach near the Copalis River, perfect for ocean lovers. Full access launches clam digs and surf sessions right from camp.
Yes, Rod's Beach Resort welcomes pets at most sites. Leash rules apply on the beach and grounds. Dogs love romps near the Copalis River while you clam or fish.