Cama Beach State Park

Cama Beach State Park on Camano Island, Washington, offers a unique lodging experience that blends natural beauty with historical charm.

Photo of Cama Beach State Park by Rocio Ferrer on Google Maps

Nestled on the shores of Saratoga Passage, the park features rustic cabins rather than a traditional hotel setting, providing guests with an intimate connection to nature. These cabins invite you to enjoy stunning views and tranquil beachside sunsets.

A major advantage of staying here is the direct beach access. Guests can explore miles of shoreline, perfect for beachcombing or simply relaxing by the water. The park’s location also makes it easy to engage in various outdoor activities such as hiking or kayaking. Nearby attractions include Camano Island State Park and the Iverson Spit Preserve, both offering excellent trails and wildlife viewing opportunities.

However, accommodations at Cama Beach are more basic compared to conventional hotels. While this simplicity enhances its rustic appeal for some visitors, those seeking luxury might find it less appealing. Additionally, dining options are relatively limited within the park itself.

Overall, Cama Beach State Park provides a wonderful escape for those seeking nature-focused relaxation and recreation.

Pros	Cons
Proximity to beach	Basic amenities
Scenic views	Limited dining options
Access to outdoor activities
Historical charm of cabins
Nearby state parks and preserves

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