Grayland hooks RV campers with razor-clam digs on vast Pacific beaches and dune-backed campsites. Six parks in our directory put you steps from the surf and fresh Dungeness crab pots. Park your rig here to chase waves, harvest clams, and unwind in coastal wilds.
Grayland nestles on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula, famed for razor clamming at Grayland Beach where low tides reveal sweet, fat clams. Surfers tackle consistent breaks off Grayland Beach State Park, anglers cast from jetties near Westport Harbor eight miles north, and hikers roam grassy dunes alive with shorebirds. Locals fire up beach bonfires under starry skies, sharing hauls from the day’s dig.
Grayland Beach State Park plants beachfront sites with showers, 50-amp, 30-amp hookups, and group areas perfect for rallies at $24 to $37 nightly. Kenanna RV Resort by Rjourney draws families seeking WiFi, showers, and full hookups from $40 per night. Kenanna RV Park fits solo travelers with basic pads amid quiet dunes.
Grayland stands out for razor clamming and surfing on its Pacific beaches. Dig clams at low tide on Grayland Beach, join surfers at the state park breaks, or hike dunes teeming with shorebirds. This coastal gem delivers fresh seafood adventures and wild ocean vibes year-round. Total draws clam diggers from across Washington.
Find Grayland Beach State Park and Kenanna RV Resort by Rjourney right in Grayland. Grayland Beach State Park sits beachfront with showers and 50/30-amp hookups for $24-$37 nightly. Kenanna RV Resort offers WiFi and full amenities from $40; both anchor our six-park directory.
Yes, Grayland Beach State Park and Kenanna RV Resort provide 50-amp service. These hookups power big rigs amid beach dunes, with showers and WiFi at the resort. Expect reliable power for coastal stays starting at $24 nightly.
