Unpredictable! Orcas Island is generally warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer than most spots in Washington State. Plus, that rain shadow you’ve heard about is really true so we do get lots of sun. That said, plan to pack and prepare for all weather conditions – rain, hot days, cool nights and [...]
Our Orcas Island camping sites are about 14 miles from the Orcas Island Washington State Ferry terminal. That’s about a 30 minute drive. Get more directions to our camping sites here.
Yes, please! the Washington State Ferries began accepting vehicle reservations January 2015 so please reserve a spot on the boat that you’d like to take well in advance of your travel date if you're driving on. If you're just walking or cycling on the boat, you won't have to reserve a spot.
Yes, we do. Please note that sites 3 and 4 have a maximum occupancy of two guests. Sites 5, 6 and 7 can accommodate up to four guests on each site so, if you have more than two guests in your party and book Site 5, Site 6 or Site 7, we’ll add $14.99/night for [...]
We have listed maximum site occupancies throughout our website and booking engine: Site 3: Max 2 campers Site 4: Max 2 campers Site 5: Max 4 campers Site 6: Max 4 campers Site 7: Max 4 campers *Please note that kids count as campers, too so Site 3 and Site 4 will accommodate two guests [...]
Guests of our Moran State Park Platform Tent sites will have access to the public campground flush toilets and showers. These are available to all guests in the South end loop (standard camping sites and platform tent sites) and yes, the showers are coin-operated!
Not to a platform tent site! We’ve outfitted the sites for your comfort and are unable to allow or accommodate any additional tents.
Nope, but we can pick-up some morning coffee if you add that to your experience at the time of booking (fee applies). If you’re looking for a nice hot breakfast there are plenty of restaurants in Eastsound and a few in Olga.
1 car : 1 campsite. We’ve got to be strict about this one because parking is really tight in the South End Loop. Oh, nothing in tow either – just one vehicle per camping site!
