925 Cranberry Beach Road, Grayland, WA 98547
Grayland Beach State Park is a beautiful beachside camping park on the Pacific Coast. A welcome respite from daily life, you’ll find many ways to unwind at Grayland Beach, from flying kites to long beach walks. You can also explore winding trails through grassy dunes and shore pines, shellfish during approved months, or watch for shore birds. Most campsites at Grayland are full or partial utility sites for RVs, but there are also standard campsites and ADA accessible yurts with amenities like heat, light, and beds. This park was named for Captain Robert Gray, a merchant sea captain who pioneered fur trade in the northern Pacific coast in the late 1700s.
