Kinney Point State Park - United States
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RV quick facts for Kinney Point State Park
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Road restrictions | No road access to Kinney Point; site is water-access only via kayak or boat |
| Full hookups | None on-site; full and partial hookups available at nearby Fort Flagler State Park on Marrowstone Island |
| Dump station | No dump station on-site; nearest dump station is at Fort Flagler State Park |
| Max RV length | Not applicable on-site; Fort Flagler accommodates RVs up to about 40 ft in select sites |
| Cell service | Limited and variable along the southern Marrowstone shoreline |
| Reservation window | Washington State Parks reservations open 9 months in advance for nearby developed campgrounds |
| Day-use pass | Discover Pass required for vehicle access at Washington State Parks properties |
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Best time to visit Kinney Point State Park
Late June through early September offers the driest, warmest weather on Marrowstone Island, with long daylight hours for paddling and shoreline exploration. July and August bring the calmest seas in Puget Sound but also peak demand at nearby RV campgrounds, so reservations should be made well in advance. May, June, and September are strong shoulder-season choices with fewer visitors, cooler nights, and still-reliable road access for RVs. Winter visits are possible but bring frequent rain, short days, and rougher water conditions that limit small-boat access.
Wet and cool; rough water limits boat access
Frequent rain, short daylight
Wet and breezy
Drier spring conditions begin
Pleasant shoulder season
Good paddling weather
Peak season at nearby campgrounds; reserve early
Peak season; warmest water temperatures
Quiet shoulder season
Rain returns; cooler nights
Wet and windy
Wettest month; small-boat access often limited
Things to do at Kinney Point State Park
- Sea Kayaking the Cascadia Marine Trail ModerateRV parking available
Paddling the Cascadia Marine Trail is the primary way to reach Kinney Point and explore its protected shoreline. Launches at Fort Flagler State Park and Mystery Bay provide the easiest access for day trips around the southern end of Marrowstone Island.
- Wildlife and Bird Watching Easy
Kinney Point offers excellent viewing of marine and shoreline wildlife, including bald eagles, harbor seals, and shorebirds. Orcas and harbor porpoises are occasionally seen in Admiralty Inlet offshore.
- Beachcombing and Shoreline Exploration Easy
The rocky and gravel beach at Kinney Point is open to walking at low tide and rewards patient visitors with tide pools, driftwood, and sweeping views across Oak Bay. Tide tables should be checked before landing a kayak or small boat.
- Fort Flagler State Park Exploration EasyRV parking available
Fort Flagler, at the north end of Marrowstone Island, is the nearest RV-friendly base for visiting Kinney Point. The park features a historic coastal artillery fort, miles of beach, hiking trails, and developed RV campsites with hookups.
- Mystery Bay State Park Day Use EasyRV parking available
Mystery Bay on the west side of Marrowstone Island offers a sheltered kayak launch, picnic area, and small boat moorage. It is a popular staging point for paddlers heading south toward Kinney Point.
- Fishing and Crabbing Moderate
The waters around the southern tip of Marrowstone Island are known for salmon, lingcod, and Dungeness crab in season. A Washington state fishing or shellfish license is required, and seasons should be checked with WDFW before heading out.
- Port Townsend Day Trip EasyRV parking available
Historic Port Townsend sits about 20 minutes by road from Marrowstone Island and is an easy RV-base side trip. The Victorian-era waterfront, Fort Worden State Park, and local marinas round out a visit to the area.
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How to get to Kinney Point State Park
Marrowstone Island sits about 55 miles (roughly a 2-hour drive including a ferry) northwest of Seattle via WA-104 and the Hood Canal Bridge, or via the Edmonds to Kingston ferry. Port Townsend is the nearest town, about 20 minutes north of the island by road. RV drivers should note that Washington State Ferries have vehicle length and height limits and charge by size, so oversize rigs should reserve a ferry slot in advance; the Hood Canal Bridge is a straightforward all-weather alternative. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is the closest major airport for fly-and-rent travelers, roughly 3 hours away including ferry time.
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