Washington State Parks · Washington

Spencer Spit State Park

Washington State Parks · Washington, United States

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Sites
56
Hookups
56 no hookups
Season
Year-round
Group sites
Yes
Drinking water
Yes
Restrooms
Yes
Dump station
Yes
Pets
Yes
Elevation
187 ft
Dark sky
Bortle class 2
Cell coverage
T-Mobile weak · AT&T none · Verizon none (carriers' 4G LTE filings to the FCC, 2025-12; not measured here)
Nearest town
Lopez Island
Address
521A Bakerview Road
Phone
(360) 468-2251
Activities
Biking, Bird Watching, Boating, Crabbing, Fishing, Hiking, Scuba Diving, Swimming, Wildlife Viewing

48 numbered sites are mapped one by one - the site map below shows each with its facts and pictures.

Site map

48 numbered sites are mapped one by one on the imagery, with the operator's own facts and pictures for each site where it publishes them. Tap a site to rate it, keep a note and add your own photos; press and hold the map for a pin of your own. Your ratings, notes, pins and photos are kept with the campground on your Saved list, the same list the camping map and the drive page keep.

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About

Spencer Spit State Park is a Washington State Park with 56 campsites available for camping.

Fees

Washington State Parks' published statewide camping rate schedule varies by season: Standard sites $23-43/night, Partial-utility (water/electric) sites $35-56/night, Full-utility sites $41-56/night, Primitive sites $12/night flat year-round (peak season is May 15-Sept 15, shoulder Apr 1-May 14 & Sept 16-Oct 31, winter is Nov-Mar). Plus a $10/night extra-vehicle fee and an $8 (online) or $10 (phone) reservation fee, with an additional $15/reservation surcharge for non-residents. A Discover Pass is not required for day-use parking once a camping fee has been paid at that park. (Source: parks.wa.gov/passes-permits/fees.)

Washington State Parks' winter schedule says most parks stay open all year with operational changes in winter, parks with campgrounds may close some sites or turn off water, and many offer first-come, first-served winter camping. Reservations run May 15 to September 15 on washington.goingtocamp.com, the reservable season. There are 37 standard reservable campsites and sixteen hiker/biker sites that are available first-come, first-served. Campground Closes: Partial. Campground Reopens: Open. All open sites are first-come, first-served Sept. 16 - May 14. Sites 1-42 closed Nov. 1 - March 1. Site 43-50 are walk-in only with a compost toilet nearby.

Weather, month by month

MonthTypical highTypical lowColdest nightHottest dayYears with a night below 32°F
January34°31°19°41°11 of 11
February33°29°18°40°10 of 11
March35°31°23°44°11 of 11
April38°34°27°45°7 of 11
May42°39°34°51°0 of 11
June43°41°37°54°0 of 11
July47°44°40°54°0 of 11
August48°45°42°58°0 of 11
September46°43°41°58°0 of 11
October42°39°35°49°0 of 10
November38°34°29°45°5 of 10
December34°31°21°43°9 of 10

Mid-month figures from 2016–2026 of daily weather at this spot (ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo, CC BY 4.0), in °F. Typical is the median; coldest and hottest are the extremes seen.

Trails nearby

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Trailheads the Park Service and the Forest Service map, within 10 miles as the crow flies; each trail's page has its length, climbing and the Service's description.

Nearby campgrounds

All public campgrounds in Washington · Every state and province · Facts read from the operator 2026-08-23. Confirm fees, rules and current status with the operator before you go.