Anderson Lake State Park - United States
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RV quick facts for Anderson Lake State Park
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Full hookups | None, day-use park only |
| Dump station | None on site, use nearby Olympic Peninsula campgrounds |
| Max RV length | Day-use lot is small, best suited to rigs under 30 ft |
| Road restrictions | Narrow tree-lined access road off SR 19 |
| Cell service | Generally available from major carriers near the park |
| Reservation window | No reservations, day-use only with Discover Pass |
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RV Rentals Anderson Lake State Park
Anderson Lake State Park, WA, United States
How to get to Anderson Lake State Park
The park sits on the Quimper Peninsula off State Route 19 between Chimacum and Discovery Bay, about 10 minutes south of Port Townsend and roughly 2 to 2.5 hours from Seattle by road and ferry. Most RV travelers from the Seattle area drive south around through Tacoma and Olympia or take the Edmonds-Kingston or Bainbridge ferry, factoring in vehicle length-based ferry fares for larger rigs. The access road into the park is narrow and tree-lined with a small day-use lot, so very long motorhomes and trailers should scout parking before committing. The nearest commercial airport for fly-and-rent travelers is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Best time to visit Anderson Lake State Park
Late spring through early fall, roughly April through September, offers the best mix of dry weather and open trails for RV day trips. The lake opens to fishing in late April and is often busiest on opening weekend and through May and June. Summer brings warm, dry conditions but also the highest risk of toxic algae advisories, which can close the lake to contact. Shoulder months can be quiet and pleasant, though trails on the surrounding peninsula stay damp and muddy well into spring.
Cool and wet, trails muddy
Lake fishing season typically opens in late April
Peak season, watch for toxic algae advisories
Peak season, watch for toxic algae advisories
Lake fishing season typically closes at end of October
Lake closed to fishing, day-use only
Lake closed to fishing, day-use only
Things to do at Anderson Lake State Park
- Trout fishing on Anderson Lake EasyRV parking available
Anderson Lake is one of the Olympic Peninsula's best-known fly-fishing lakes, popular for stocked rainbow, cutthroat, and brown trout. Fishing is from non-motorized or electric-powered boats, float tubes, and the small fishing dock. The season generally runs late April through October, and a Washington fishing license is required.
- Anderson Lake Loop Trail EasyRV parking available
A roughly 2-mile forested loop encircles the lake through second-growth fir, maple, and wetland edges. The path is mostly level with some short rolls and is suitable for casual day hikes from the main parking area.
- Mountain biking the upland trails ModerateRV parking available
The park's upland trail network offers several miles of singletrack and old roadbed routes through forest and meadow. Trails are shared with hikers and equestrians, with rolling terrain that suits beginner to intermediate riders.
- Wildlife and bird watching EasyRV parking available
Anderson Lake's marshy shoreline and surrounding meadows attract waterfowl, raptors, songbirds, and amphibians. Early morning visits from the dock or loop trail are best for spotting herons, eagles, and migrating ducks.
- Picnicking at the day-use area EasyRV parking available
The main day-use area near the lake has picnic tables, restrooms, and shaded lawn space. It serves as a quiet stop for RV travelers exploring the Chimacum Valley and Port Townsend area.
- Day trip to Port Townsend EasyRV parking available
The historic seaport of Port Townsend lies about 10 miles north of the park and pairs well with an Anderson Lake stop. Visitors can explore Victorian architecture, Fort Worden State Park, and the waterfront before returning to camp.
Top Hosts near WA, United States
Very friendly and accommodating host. The camper was in great shape. Thanks so much for making our trip that much better. Will definitely rent again in the future. Highly recommended 👍.
Cody R. - Sep 2021
Trey's Dutchman Kodiak Travel Trailer is an excellent get-away, with all the amenities! You can't go wrong, renting this travel trailer!
Micheal M. - Sep 2021
Host was easy to work with and delivered the RV as planned!
Courtney P. - Jul 2025
Chelsea was always quick to respond! The RV worked well for our group of 5. We used the RV to store food we shared with a large group at the Sol Duc group site.
Jason H. - Jul 2025
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