Fort Ebey State Park Campground

Coupeville, WA

4.7(95 reviews)

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About this campground

Fort Ebey State Park Campground near Coupeville Washington offers 39 primitive campsites, 11 water electric sites, and 1 water trail site (paddle in). Located on the grounds of an old WWII coastal defense fort this wooded setting is an interesting and unique place to camp. Some sites are very large and can accommodate the largest RVs (albeit the roads can be a little tight and there are lots of trees trying to grab your rig). Reservations recommended during peak season the park offers restrooms with running water, showers and miles of hiking/ biking trails. Explore the old gun batteries, enjoy the majestic views and spend some time in a rural and unique setting. A small store is located on site. Sites have picnic tables and fire rings. Roads are paved and sites are dirt. NO dump station available.

What campers say

Fort Ebey State Park Campground sits on a bluff with wide ocean views and memorable sunsets, and offers a wooded, roomy campground with good privacy between sites. The park features numerous trails and WWII-era bunkers to explore, making it appealing for families, groups, hikers and cyclists. Sites are generally well maintained, with picnic tables and fire rings; a few sites have partial hookups but there's no on-site dump station. Restroom and shower facilities exist (showers use token access), though a handful of visitors note variable cleanliness. Overall it's scenic and peaceful, with practical tradeoffs to consider.

Our summary of 95 traveler reviews.