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Backpackers and coastal hikers choose Strawberry Point Camping for its gateway to the wild Olympic Coast. Sites hug La Push shores in Washington, steps from Olympic National Parks beaches and trails. Call for rates and snag a backcountry permit to claim established campsites where campfires crackle.
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Write a ReviewNo, Strawberry Point Camping lacks full hookups. Expect no water, electric, or sewer connections, nor 30-amp or 50-amp service. This primitive backcountry spot prioritizes hiking access over RV amenities; tent campers thrive here with tide tables and trail challenges.
No, Strawberry Point Camping prohibits pets. Dogs stay banned from the Toleak Point trail and campsites to protect wildlife and ecosystems. Olympic National Park enforces this rule strictly; board animals at home or kennels before your coastal hike.
Call for rates, as pricing demands direct contact. Backcountry permits carry fees; apply online via recreation.gov well ahead. Reservations prove essential for summer slots on this popular 17-mile coastal trail with established campsites.
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