Jarrell Cove State Park is a stunning natural retreat located in Washington state. Boasting picturesque views, this park offers visitors a serene and peaceful experience surrounded by nature's beauty. With its diverse range of recreational activities, from camping and hiking to boating and kayaking, Jarrell Cove State Park is the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The park features a variety of amenities, including campsites, a marina, showers, and a dock, ensuring that guests have everything they need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Whether you're looking for a family getaway or a peaceful escape, Jarrell Cove State Park promises an unforgettable experience in a tranquil setting.
Amenities and More
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
- Picnic tables
- Public toilet
- Hiking
- Kid-friendly hikes
Reviews
Bridge or boat access only. Hiking trails, clean bathrooms with electric plug-in, Free shower, amphitheatre, picnic tables, grills/fire rings. The trails lead to 2 separate docks for boat moorage and branches off in other directions. When the tide is out you can walk from one dock and there is a path along the shoreline that leads to another. Excellent calm water for kayaking - I saw no swimmer's, probably because the water is so cold.
There are secluded campsites as well as out-in-the-open spaces. Group campsites are also available. Some are first come first serve and other's require a reservation. Only a few campsites with electricity. Very well maintained grounds. Outdoor water spigots and garbage cans, plus a good sized grass field.
A gem among the sound. Located away from major highways, we definitely had our separation from the noises of traffic you get in other state parks.
The group site is also tucked away from the other individual sites, giving that much more privacy. In addition, there were many dedicated locations to set up tents along the pathway into the group site as well as around the pavilion. There were so many spots you could park your camp chair and have consistent shade throughout most of the day and not have to move to keep out of the sun: the trees are thick and tall.
We had our own trail directly connecting to the amphitheater and the day use measures they have cleared.
The bathrooms were always clean. The showers never ran out of hot water. The staff were all very nice.
This is one of those fun locations you could keep going back to throughout the years.
Wonderful state park. The park requires a day use or annual pass. Quiet trails and many camping spots including some reserved for users of the cascadian marine trail. Restrooms and plenty of parking. Leased dogs welcomed.
What a hidden gem! Easy trails, nice camp sites. First come first serve basis. Gorgeous view of the water. Nice bathroom. RV and tent camping. Dock with boat launch. Can't wait to go back!
Jarrell Cove State Park is located in the northwest part of Harstine Island within South Puget Sound, spans 67 acres and features 3,500 feet of saltwater shoreline. Nestled between Puget Sound, Case Inlet, and Pickering Passage, park offers a shoreline access, camping, and picnicking.
Quiet little state park with some great views, trails to explore and a marina to enjoy. Well kept and clean too. We took our dog and was able to enjoy the place fine. Clean restrooms and places to BBQ or simply sit and enjoy the weather.
Nice food places in the way as well.
We were able to see the Orcas crib a distance. If you want to see then here be sure and bring your binoculars.
One of our favorite parks. Very small camping area so not a lot of activity or noise. Park personnel are extremely pleasant and helpful.
This is nice state park out in the corner hence not so crowded. We did camping here during July long weekend and had a great experience. We reserved the group camp site which was very personal and multiple spots to camp. The group camp site also had a day use area included which made it easy and convenient for us.
We loved the park and there are small trails to walk around. There are two docks as well so you can come by your boat and camp too. There was a open field and kids had so much of fun playing and running around there.
There was also an amphitheater and the park rangers provided presentation for the kids and gave mini ranger badges too 😍
We would definitely camp here again.
Location
391 E Wingert Rd, Shelton, WA 98584, United States
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