Penrose Point State Park

Unfortunately there are not any

The beach area is adjacent to the parking lot. There are 2 Mile trails to the point as well which are easy flat trails for the most part.

I'm sure you can. You can definitely get clams and oysters at low tide.

I know the ranger. And yes. They are allowed in the designated areas like pits and BBQs that the park has. The direct quote. "In designated campfire rings yes"

If no burn ban is in effect you're all good. Usually before July it's never an issue.

If there is space available, you should be able to. Go through the state parks website.

This is a state park not a Starbucks. There is no WiFi.

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Not that I can recall.

I dont think they will be open anytime soon they are doing pipe work over the summer there is only a limited amount of campsite available.

Try posting your question under the Lakebay Marina. That way you will be asking visitors of the marina.

They have alot of camp sits closed .they are doing some pipe work over the summer they only have the one bathroom open.

Clam digging there is from march 1 to April 30

Last I recall about $35

Yes they do and it is 5 dollars.

Yes

The report about it being next to some highway or even a main road are completely wrong, it's in the woods miles from the highways also the skokomish camp is more like an hour away at least. I'm sure that other person is confusing some other camp ground. After all you can look at Google earth a d see for yourself

I have a discovery pass already. Thank you all for your answers.

The shore line

The park offers a group camp which accommodates 20 to 50 people in tents or RVs. Facilities include a shelter with three picnic tables, a fire ring with benches, water and a vault toilet. Typical campsites accommodate a vehicle or combination of up to 35 feet. A few sites can handle longer vehicles or combinations, but the campground roadways are narrow and winding. https://parks.state.wa.us/564/Penrose-Point

Yes, but season is only open in the early spring.

No louder than 59db

Could go to their boat mooring dock/marina and jump in.

Go to the Purdy spit...but scout out where to park and go super early. Make a full day of it or you will never find space.

Yes, the park has great trails, easy to follow with great views

Yes, there's day use parking.

Keep them on a leash and clean up after them.

I believe 8am

Nope

I live near by and my daughter is a state parks employee and has worked there. The park is open year round. I frequently go on walks through the many scenic trails. They do not have any sites with sewer hookup. They do have a place at the entrance to dump. There is 1 sole camping spot that has electric hookup. Reserve it! Usually it's the spot the camp host uses. But off peak times are easy to get.