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Sea kayakers chase solitude at Point Doughty, the most remote spot on the Cascadia Marine Trail. Paddlers launch from near Eastsound on Orcas Island to reach this northwest corner haven. Camp free at four primitive sites with fire rings, picnic tables, and a composting toilet.
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Write a ReviewNo, Point Doughty has no full hookups. Water-access only for kayakers, it skips electric, 30-amp, or 50-amp service entirely. No water or sewer hookups exist. Tent campers pack in water and use the composting toilet for sanitation. Fires cook meals in rings.
Yes, Point Doughty welcomes pets. Leash them to safeguard wildlife like eagles and seals in the preserve. No breed or size limits noted, but no dog park exists. The beach gives space for walks, yet supervise near water and rocks.
Point Doughty stays free. No fees charge for primitive sites with fire rings, picnic tables, and composting toilets. First-come, first-served means no reservations. Paddle in during high tide for best beach landing.
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