Re-enforced reason to boondock
We have a Washington state senior off season pass that allows us to camp for free ($10 for hookups which we don’t need) from October-March and Sunday-Thursday in April fir $75. It’s a great deal and w...
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garyhaupt wrote:
Anyone that goes to Fort Casey thinking they are going to have solitude and silence is either a) living in a dream world or b) has never been there. Probably the most popular state park in the whole US. Look out over the wild water towards Port Townsend...watch the boomers sail in or out...or most anything else the US Navy has to offer going to or from Bremerton and all the commercial traffic.
People walk onto the Keystone Ferry for a day trip into Port Townsend. It is a hugely popular and small campground.
If anyone wants a great spot? Casey is it...but it ain't quiet.
Gary Haupt
We have been thete often in the off season. I dont mind it being full but when the FHU sites are full then the big rigs fill the economy sites. I do not mind generatirs: I just don't like loud ones. Btw, my grandparents owned a waterfront home on Race Lagoon from 1964-1989. My sibs and I used to play hide and seek at Fort Casey.
