Belfair State Park, State park in Mason County, United States.
Belfair State Park stretches across 94 acres along Hood Canal, featuring tidal flats, wetlands, and pebble beaches. The saltwater shoreline extends for about 3,720 feet, offering a variety of landscapes to explore.
The park was established in 1952 by the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission to provide public access to natural areas in western Washington. This creation reflected a broader effort to protect coastal landscapes across the region.
The park sits in territory that has deep roots for the indigenous peoples of the region, who have inhabited these lands for generations. Walking along the shore, visitors sense this long-standing connection to the place.
The park offers campsites with different levels of facilities available for reservation year-round. Visitors should check entrance requirements before planning their visit, as options vary depending on their camping preferences.
The park serves as part of the Cascadia Marine Trail, offering specialized landing areas for sailboats and human-powered watercraft with dedicated camping facilities. This feature makes it a key stop for paddlers exploring the coastline.
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