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Stayed here for a few days to explore the North Beach area of Washington. Great location for doing that. Price was outstanding. Staff was friendly, supporting and helpful. Stayed on top of things. They are also linked to the hotel. Nice gift shop attached. This place is pretty remote. By design. Be sure you have the groceries and supplies you need. Our stay spanned a weekend and it seemed apparent this is a really nice place for a weekend gathering and camping outing. Filled up all weekend, and then open spots during the week. There is beach access via a side gate and short walk down to the beach. Some wonderful views of the ocean from above, but the vegetation has pretty much blocked any views from campsites. There is a very nice elevated viewing pavilion to watch for whales if you are there at the right time. There was a burn ban while we were there so no campfires. We had a nice spot along the fence. These are probably the tightest spots. but we were in a good deal of shade. We were initially in Site 10 but had electric issues. The voltage dropped to 105 volts any time there was a load. Staff was very helpful and supportive and moved us immediately to site 9. Had a similar problem there but not quite as bad. Good WiFi, we used it for e-mail and surfing. Water pressure was good but no sewer connections. There is a honey wagon if you really need to dump your tanks. Roads are a little tight, but very doable. Just a couple miles south is the new planned community of Seabrook. There is a Fresh Foods grocery store there, and a couple restaurants. Ocean Shores is about 35 minutes away. We also visited the Pacific Beach S.P. Campground. For sure the Navy camp is much better. No OAR TV, and we did not put up a sat dish, though others did have them. If we are in the area again, we would stay again.