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62 campsites
Season
Year-round
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Has Service
Pets
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47.3775, -122.9747
Families chasing that warm Hood Canal swim will find this hard to beat in summer. The dock, tideflats, shellfishing, and an easy 1.7-mile forest loop keep kids busy for days. Book creek-side or back-of-park sites early on GoingToCamp for a little more buffer from neighbors.
Tight, dirt sites with almost no vegetation between them means you'll hear your neighbors breathing. Add Highway 106 noise near the entrance, summer weekend crowds that strain the restrooms and parking, and anyone hoping for a private, quiet escape will be disappointed.
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Summer offers the warmest, sunniest weather and the best beach experience at Twanoh. Daytime highs typically range from the mid-60s to upper-70s°F with water temps often in the mid-50s to low-60s°F, making swimming, boating, and tidepooling most pleasant. All park facilities and boat launch are usually operating, so fishing, family beach days, and longer evening campfires are at their peak. Expect higher weekend crowds and book campsites well in advance to secure a shoreline site. Spring and fall bring mist-kissed mornings and quieter trails when the summer rush clears out.
Summer is best season: warmest, sunniest weather and prime beach/swimming experience.
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Twanoh State Park offers developed campground amenities typical of Washington State Parks including restrooms, showers, potable water, picnic shelters with tables and electrical outlets in day‑use areas, and RV sites with electric hookups. Facilities are generally reported as well maintained and clean when recently serviced, though restrooms can become dirty toward the end of busy periods.
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