Reservations can be made online or by calling (888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688. All day-use visitors must display a Discover Pass. Contact the park office at (253) 661-4955 in advance to make arrangements for permit pickup. The group camp reservation fee includes 12 extra-vehicle permits for vehicles staying overnight. One primitive restroom facility and three water stands for potable water are available at the group camp. The camp includes 12 individual campsites that allow up to eight people and a small, central gathering area. The park offers a group camp that accommodates up to 96 people. For more information, visit our cabins and yurts page. Pets are only allowed in cabin C1 with a $15 pet fee per night. All cabins are heated, but visitors should take along blankets and warm clothing as evenings can be cool. Outside is a picnic table and fire pit with grate. Overnight accommodations Each cabin is furnished with a queen-size futon, bunk bed that sleeps three, table with four chairs and small end table. Alcohol is not allowed in any other areas of the park. There are no primitive sites at this park.ДЄlcohol is allowed only in the campground, by registered campers of legal age, and only in their campsite. Maximum site length is 40 feet (limited availability). The park has 114 standard campsites, 27 utility campsites, one dump station, four restrooms and six showers. It is not allowed in any other areas of the park. The sandy beach at the park is a relaxing beach getaway near the cities of Seattle, Tacoma and Federal Way.ДЄutomated pay stations: This park is equipped with automated pay stations for visitors to purchase a one-day or annual Discover Pass and boat launch permit.ДЄlcohol is allowed only in the campground, by registered campers of legal age, in their campsite only. The beach provides unobstructed views of Puget Sound and opportunities for sea-life study. This 461-acre camping park features 3,301 feet of saltwater shoreline. Park featuresДash Point State Park is set on the Puget Sound in western Washington and is a popular destination for water recreation. Whether you're out for an afternoon or a camping trip, whether you're watching your kids, the birds or the boarders, you'll be delighted by this oasis tucked between two urban hubs.

Budding botanists can identify a rich variety of trees, plants and flowers. Beach explorers will find starfish and crabs. While boarders chase the ultimate ride, birders can see a multitude of shore birds and raptors. Low tide at Dash Point provides ideal conditions for this activity, and this is a popular place for skim boarding camps, competitions and gatherings on the park's sandy shores. Low tide turns the sand flats into a play destination for locals, families with children and hip skim boarders surfing the shallow water.Дash Point has become a hotspot for skim boarding, which consists of throwing a small, thin board into shallow water, jumping onto it and riding it like a cross between a surf board and a skateboard. The shoreline narrows at high tide, bringing anglers out to its pier. Hidden in plain sight between Seattle and Tacoma, this park offers miles of forested hiking and biking trails, but its main draw is the beach. Washington water fans, look no further! Bust out your kayak, sand bucket, swimsuit or fishing rod, and head straight for Dash Point State Park!

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