Reviews

VG Lukacs

This park is gorgeous! As a visitor from South California, this park is impressively great when it comes to viewing the coast and ocean. You also meet local residence walking their dogs around, and they’re cute—Just like what I took in one of the pictures.

Melanie Y.

The best place to finished the day at Bainbridge Island. Looking at the sunset while chilling and having dinner. There also an area for camping. Walking along the beach is the best. There are also the pirate ship playground for the kid. This area is suitable for the family camping, picnic and spending time together.

LiveLocalPNW

We wanted a quick get-away to the Sound (coming from Issaquah) and this location was great! The views, walks on the beach, and ease of convenience were just what we needed. There was an owl program where they brought in an owl and that was really cool! We also went to the Suquamish Museum which I highly recommend.

Beth

This park is full of amenities.. camping, picnics, family gatherings, rock hounding, beach combing, sunbathing, rv, tent, and cabin camping are available here. Bathrooms and showers are available. There are play structures for kids to play on a well as volleyball. You can get your volleyball free from Sharon, the camp host. Reasonably priced sights. Some tent sights are first come, first serve. The tide comes in around 5pm and is in full high tide at 7pm. You hear the waves at night crashing into the driftwood. NO mosquitoes when we were there. Beautiful Sunsets!! I would and will Definitely stay here again. Sharon was the camp host she is a wonderful person. Very kind. Thank you for your hospitality.

Les Herrera

My friends and I love car camping, and this was our first time staying at Fay Bainbridge Park — and we were not disappointed. The location is amazing: right on the shoreline, with beautiful views of the water and a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. The campsites were well laid out, and it felt safe and quiet even on a busy weekend. There was enough space between sites to feel a bit of privacy. It was listed that the park offers Wi-Fi, and there was even a sign near the restrooms with instructions on how to connect — but unfortunately, it didn’t work for me at all. Not a huge issue, but worth knowing if you were counting on it. Also, the bathrooms could’ve been a little cleaner, and there were no paper towels to dry your hands. Still, everything else was well-organized, the scenery was stunning, and we really enjoyed our stay. Definitely a great spot for an easy, scenic camping getaway.

Ruth

Beautiful park. It's always such a pleasure to come and dip my toes into the cold, cold water. Good place to have a BBQ.

Nanette Blackburn

Brand new pirate ship playground and sand volleyball pit. Seattle and sunset/rise views to die for plus Mt. Rainier on clear days. Stroll along the boardwalk or driftwood beach. Even has camping and a covered group picnic area if desired. A true island gem. Ample parking.

Siddhant Atasniya

A beautiful place along the beach, unique in its own kind with lots of wooden logs placed across the coast. It has some small rides for kids to play. A must visit on a sunny day!

Brian

What an amazing find. This park is incredible. They have approximately 40 full hook up RV camping spots that cost $40 a night. One of the other nice things is that the campground area has 2 horseshoe pits and even horseshoes for guests to use, no need to bring your own! Bathrooms, picnic tables, and awesome Puget Sound views with plenty of beach access. For video of the park go to YouTube channel "Explore Your World Today".

Nicci Banman

Fun park for camping and hanging out at the beach. One of my favorite places! Staff is great and the park manager, Tom, is so helpful and runs a smooth operation. 😉 Highly recommended!! Plan ahead for summer weekends,as spots fill up quickly.