Washington Park

Alyse Wecker

Beautiful park with stunning views. We really enjoyed the natural beauty of the area gorgeous scenery and a peaceful setting. The grounds are well-maintained, and the abundance of trash cans throughout the park makes it easy to keep things clean and accessible. It’s clear that a lot of care goes into maintaining the outdoor spaces, and we appreciated how tidy everything was. That said, signage could be improved—especially around Loop C. From the road, all you see is the exit sign pointing left, and it looks like going right would take you directly through someone’s campsite. We ended up looping around before realizing that the “campsite path” was actually the road to the rest of the campground. For first-time visitors, the lack of clear directional signage was a bit frustrating. Unfortunately, the women’s restroom facilities really need attention. We stayed for four nights, and it didn’t appear they were cleaned at all during that time. Trash bins were full, soap dispensers were empty for over 24 hours, and the showers were in rough shape, one wouldn’t drain, and overall cleanliness was poor. The staff was responsive when we called for firewood, and we appreciated how prompt they were. I just wish that same level of attentiveness was applied to the restrooms and shower

Anne Westerhof

Gorgeous views! Beautiful scenery and trees! Shaded campsites! Lovely hiking trails. Unfortunately, the bathrooms were often dirty. Only one shower was working in the women’s restroom in the campground. When someone showered the entire bathroom floor became wet.

Ernest Galang

Great place to watch the sunset! Photos are near the park entrance. There are pavilions with huge BBQ grills that can be rented for big parties. There’s also a playground for kids. It has a 2 mile loop that you can either hike or drive around! No excuse for enjoying nature! Parking plenty and entrance is free!

Nick Nelson

A fantastic walk in a beautiful area. My first time visiting Anacortes and stumbled upon this area when I had some time to kill. Its a little over 2 miles going in a loop with a ton of spots off the beaten path for site seeing. The main path is paved, but be on the lookout for cars as they can drive on it and you'll have to move off the path. Aside from that though, it was a fantastic experience!

Tina Tharp

Nice paved path but something to note is cars are allowed to take the path also, in one direction only. (Counterclockwise) I took advice from All Trails and walked clockwise so I could see the incoming traffic. Helpful as my dog was with me. Enjoyable day.