Geograpically, the lower camping loop is mostly campsites with hookups and caters to RVs. There is at least one restroom/bathhouse for each camping loop. Showers require tokens for operation and those are available form a bill exchanger located on the back side of the guardhouse at the park entry. They appear clean and regularly maintained. Restrooms/bathhouses are fairly modern and decorated in “state government chic” decor.
I believe there are a limited number of bike trails, but bikes and hikers are kept separate, or rather bikes aren’t supposed to be on hiking trails. Plenty of walking trails, some to the beach, some farther inland into the surrounding forest. Driveway is quite narrow, you’ll find yourself physically close to your electric, water, and sewer. It will take some time to get yourself leveled out, so be prepared to have your leveling pads out and ready to use. You’ll find yourself about 5 degrees out of level and leaning to the left. Campsite 44 is a pull-thru spot with an arc driveway. Our fire ring was huge and didn’t contain any debris from the previous camper.
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We were in site 44, which had full tree cover, had a huge and mostly private lawn and camp area. Hookup campsites are generally very nice. The path is rugged in places, so wear close toed shoes and don’t try to carry too much weight or gear. 75 mile, will lead you from the loop with RV hookups down a scenic creekside walking path down to the beach. At least one walking trail, that is maybe.
The park is more inland from the beach, and the day use parking area is located on the beach side of the park. This is a very large state park bisected by WA Hwy 509. Dash Point is located on the western edge of Federal Way, WA.
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