Fort Worden - Upper Forest — RV Camping in Port Townsend, WA

Fort Worden Upper Forest Campground offers wooded camping near Port Townsend, Washington, overlooking Puget Sound's entrance. Located at 200 Battery Way, this scenic historic state park combines natural beauty with water access and recreational opportunities. The Upper Forest campground features partial-hookup sites nestled among trees, accommodating RVs up to 75 feet with water hookups, 30-amp electrical service, dump stations, and full restroom facilities. The park's diverse terrain—including meadows, beaches, and forests—supports over 12 miles of hiking trails, biking routes, and water activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding, and crabbing. Big rigs find a welcoming environment with level, spacious sites designed for larger vehicles. Beyond the campground, Fort Worden's historic significance includes the Commanding Officer's Quarters Museum, Coast Artillery Museum, and Point Wilson Lighthouse. The Port Townsend Marine Science Center offers additional educational opportunities. Campers enjoy fire pits, picnic tables, and convenient shower facilities. The park's location near Admiralty Inlet provides stunning saltwater views and abundant wildlife viewing. It makes an accessible destination for Pacific Northwest camping, whether seeking a quiet forest retreat or a base for exploring Port Townsend's maritime heritage and Puget Sound's natural attractions.