Oyster Dome
Paragliders launch from viewpoint
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Puget Sound and Islands
Cama Beach Historical State Park is currently in good condition, with the trail being snow-free as of September 5. The road is suitable for all vehicles, and no bugs were reported on that date. Visitors should be aware that the walk can get very warm due to limited shade, with a descent of approximately 200 feet from the parking lot to the beach. Despite the beautiful scenery, the park was surprisingly not crowded on Labor Day weekend.
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The trail at Cama Beach Historical State Park is in good condition and snow-free as of September 5. There were no reported obstacles or issues on the trail on that date.
Yes, the road to Cama Beach Historical State Park was reported as suitable for all vehicles as of September 5. No issues with road access were noted in the recent report.
As of September 5, no bugs were reported at Cama Beach Historical State Park. This suggests that insect activity is not a current concern for visitors.
The park was described as surprisingly light and not crowded at all, even for Labor Day weekend, as of September 5. While beautiful, the walk can become very warm due to limited shade.
Paragliders launch from viewpoint
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Huckleberries and thimbleberries along the way
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Evidence of old logging operations near Lizard Lake
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Parking lot easy to access but low signage
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Ripe salal berries and changing trees
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Salish Sea and San Juan Islands viewpoint
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Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
We did the Cama Beach walk today, which was beautiful but very quickly got warm as there’s little shade. It’s about a 200 ft descent from the parking lot down to the beach. And while some people were ...
One thing about having the beach closed off is that you basically have the trails in this park to yourself. On a Sunday afternoon I probably only saw a half a dozen other people total, and I'm includ...
We started off with a beach ramble at Camano Island State Park which was fortunate as the beach access at Cama Beach is closed right now. We enjoyed playing in one of the driftwood forts and finding i...
First time we’ve ever hiked here. Normally we go to Camano island state park but today, we decided to see if we could find a clue ball for the Great Northwest Quest but had no luck. Instead, we starte...
Lumping these together a bit, but last weekend (Saturday 1/10) I did a loop from Camano Island State Park to Cama Beach, Cranberry Lake, and Elger Bay Preserve and back to Camano Island State Park. I ...
We live in the area so we are able to visit Cama Beach a few days a week. It is one of my favorite areas to explore.
With all the flood damage in the foothills and mountains, it was a good time to head to Camano Island. While each of these Parks doesn't have a lot of mileage, there is a nice connector trail that al...
Clean trails, bugs on the cranberry lake trail were pretty bad
Started from Camano Island State Park, followed the Inter Island Trail to Cama Beach State Park, where we explored the beach and the (indefinitely closed) cabins. Backtracked to Camano Island State Pa...