Joemma Beach State Park

This state park is part of Washington’s marine parks and we have accessed this park many times by water.

This park seems to not ever be very busy. There were 2 sites available on the 4th of July weekend 2019. Some sites are somewhat long, but none are very level. There are 2 loops, the first loop has camp sites up on a bluff, some offering nice water views. Sites were dirt, 2 handicapped spots were paved. Fire rings, picnic tables, pit toilets, a couple short hiking trails, mooring bouys, covered picnic area, day use area, kayak camp sites, camp host, beach access.

There is a boat launch, boat trailer parking and a large dock with fingers.

Camped here on 03/22/2021 after driving in from Seattle. The campsite loop near the water was closed, but there were still plenty of sites open (only one other person there in a trailer - we camped in a tent). Not much to do except walk on the beach (we saw a geoduck and the end of a rainbow!), hammock/read, and hang out. Perfect for a quiet getaway.

A primitive campsite with over 3000 feet of saltwater frontage and boating facilities, with a couple of spots for RVs up to 40feet long. The park also have sheltered and unsheltered picnic tables and is an ideal place for crabbing, saltwater fishing, water skiing etc.