LAKE SYLVIA STATE PARK CAMPGROUND

About this site

Lake Sylvia State Park offers quiet, rustic camping in a 233-acre wooded setting that preserves the rich logging heritage of Grays Harbor County near Montesano. This peaceful camping park features 15,000 feet of freshwater shoreline surrounded by dense temperate rainforest, where huge old-growth stumps and historical logging artifacts tell the story of an area that operated as a logging camp until 1930 and later powered the town through hydroelectric generation. The park features 41 total camping sites including 31 standard sites, 4 partial hookup sites, 4 walk-in sites, and 2 hiker/biker sites. Amenities include three restrooms with one ADA-accessible facility, six showers with four meeting accessibility standards, a dump station, drinking water, electric and water hookups (no sewer), picnic tables, grills, and firewood sales. The park's trail system offers 5.5 miles total including 5 miles of hiking and biking trails and 0.5 miles of ADA-accessible trails. Summer activities include fishing from an accessible dock, swimming at the beach, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Day-use facilities include the Legacy Pavilion accommodating up to 60 guests and the Beach Shelter. An ADA-accessible playground is available. Pets are allowed on leash. Maximum RV length is 30 feet with limited availability.

Amenities & access

Maximum vehicle length

30 feet

Contact

• +1 (360) 249-3621
• https://parks.wa.gov/

Location

46.998609, -123.589856