There’s A Lake Hiding On A Washington Island Where You Can Camp Year-Round
Washington is a magical place for outdoor lovers. Mainland Washington offers snow-capped mountains, alpine lakes, dense forests, and more. But, Washington also has islands that offer visitors amazing water views, endless outdoor activities, and fun camping opportunities. Hidden on Orcas Island is Moran State Park, which has five lakes where you can camp year-round. In addition to stunning scenery, there are endless activities at this park. So check it out today.
Moran State Park is located on Orcas Island, which you can access by ferry from mainland Washington. It is 5,424 acres and offers 151 campsites and five freshwater lakes for swimming and other fun water activities.
There is something special about lakeside camping, and at Moran State Park, you can do just that. So pitch your tent a few yards from one of the gorgeous lakes, and get ready for a memorable visit.
If you enjoy hiking, you're in luck. There are 38 miles of hiking trails. And you can hike to Mount Constitution and take in some stunning view of the island and the surrounding Salish Sea.
The park has historic buildings on site for those who enjoy a look back in time. More than 20 were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression.
Camping at Moran State Park is a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy nature and its restorative powers. So grab a book and read lakeside, or spend the day hiking, or just relax and connect with loved ones. You won't be disappointed.
