Belfair State Park

Yes

Yes, you can. Just gave to buy token

Yes with a current shell fish license.

Yes they have them year round.

No

Yes they have 15 min parking spots for the restrooms and showers. Showers use tokens.

The park has cabins. Unfortunately it does not have yurts at this point in time.

Yes, but always call first before going.

Yes, 5G and LTE

No, there is a 10 day (summer) and 20 day (winter) limit

Yes there's a daily use fee at all Wa state parks. I don't remember if it is five or ten dollars or you can buy an annual pass that gives you access to the all Wa state parks. The annual pass is $35

It's free for dry camping

"Near by" I believe the QFC in Belfair sells them.

Not that I am aware of no

Nope. They contain a bunk bed, a night stand, a futon and a table with 4 chairs.

Noon

10 nights. You'll probably want to make reservations to guarantee a site it's a popular park.

Spring/Summer months is 10 days. October to spring is 20 days.

Considering the consequences, you should probably check with WDFG. It can get pretty expensive and or deadly.

Yes if there's no warning posted

There are salmon that come in in the fall to spawn. They are just Chum so unfortunately they're not all that great for cooking but can be made pretty tasty if you smoke them. They are really the garbage salmon species. Only good for smoking. They start running thick in late September through October

It's more small rocks and pebbles. Sandals are a great idea. Also because there are a lot of oyster shells all around. When the tide is low it's just mud, not sand or pebbles.

No

The first area is day use the next area has over night camping

Not really, it's shallow water all around. It's good for harvesting oysters at minus low tides.

Should be good pickings

Most likly if you have the proper permits. General rule of thumb is to only get oysters in the "R" months.

No. If you have a pass you go any time. If you dont you have to pay the $10 daily fee. However the pass is $30 for 1 year. This is for park, beach, river, play ground area. If you want to camp check the web site for prices and whats available. There is 1 covered area that is a first come first serve. And there are "grills" sporadically placed threw out the park area for cooking. Also first come first serve. The BIG covered area you have to Reserve its locked. And its like $175-$250 for the day... There are bathrooms open to public near play area. And a shower which takes tokens which you can get at the ranger station $1 for 3 mins.

No need to answer but hecks yeah

No, not too far from town though

There are two available for the night of the 31st at about $50 for the night. https://washington.goingtocamp.com/home

Belfair State Park is a 94-acre, year-round camping park on 3,720 feet of saltwater shoreline. You make reservations online at http://parks.state.wa.us/475/Belfair Check-in time is 2:30 p.m. Check-out time is 1 p.m

All year round, you can check the schedules on this link if you want to make sure: https://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/shellfish/beaches/270470/

Read the signs

Best to call the park. Can't recall any long distance trails.

Yes. Always well kept and clean when i have been there.

Not sure what your question is. Google Washington state park camping. You can put in all your equipment and needs on the left and they will only show sites that fit your requirements.