Originally the major focus of the "Triangle of Death" designed to prevent a naval invasion, Fort Casey
now welcomes visitors to its battlements and the charming Admiralty Head Lighthouse. The fort's 10-inch “disappearing”guns are now aimed across busy shipping lanes filled with freighters, and passenger ships, as well as naval cruisers, aircraft carriers, and submarines. Don't miss beautiful Crockett Lake and Keystone Spit, adjacent to Fort Casey. Both abound with birds and marine life.  Unforgettable vistas of water and mountains await. Take the ferry to Port Townsend from here or check out the activities at the Casey Conference Center. Keystone State Park is a favorite of fishermen and scuba divers Located three miles south of Coupeville on Highway 20. From Coupeville, go south on Hwy 20 watching for signs to the park and to Keystone Ferry Landing. Fort Casey State Park Information: 
call (360)678-4519 or (360)678-5632.
 

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Cama Beach State Park

Deception Pass State Park

Keystone State Park

Joseph Whidbey State Park

Fort Ebey State Park

Camano Island State Park

Island Fair Grounds Camping

S. Whidbey State Park

North Whidbey RV Park
565 W. Cornet Bay Road, North Whidbey 
(360) 675-9597 

Sunrise Resorts RV Park
550 W. Cornet Bay Road, North Whidbey 
(360) 675-6575

Mutiny Bay Resort RV Park
5856 Mutiny Bay Road, Freeland 
(360) 331-4500