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There are many different activities for families to bond over at Deception Pass State Park in Oak Harbor, Washington. Visitors can enjoy the beaches of Cranberry Lake where they can fish or search for shells. Swimming is also permitted at the lake and is a great way to spend a weekend in the summer. Book an RV in Island County and head over to Deception Pass State Park to experience this peaceful 3,800-acre tract along the Puget Sound.

Here, you'll enjoy tranquil island living as well as close proximity to some of the state's largest urban centers. While camping at Deception Pass State Park, plan to visit Coupeville, a 30-minute drive south of the park. You can also make the two-hour trek south to Seattle if you're craving the hustle and bustle of a big city.

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You'll want to pack your swimsuit for your Deception Pass State Park camping trip. You can expect to spend much of your visit in the water, diving, swimming, and whitewater kayaking. Launch your watercraft from one of five boat ramps in the park. Pack your fishing gear in your rental RV so you can enjoy saltwater and freshwater fishing.

Hiking is another great activity you can enjoy at Deception Pass State Park. More than 38 miles of hiking trails wind their way throughout the park. You can even bring your bike and enjoy three miles of biking trails. You can find an RV rental near Deception Pass State Park and also trailer in your horses for the six miles of trails set up just for horseback riding.

History buffs will want to visit the Interpretive Center, built in the 1930s as a bathhouse by the Civilian Conservation Corps. The bathhouse was renovated in 1987 and converted into a museum. The main exhibit at the museum is centered on the Great Depression and its impact on the state of Washington.

Camping at Deception Pass State Park

State park RV campgrounds are great places to enjoy spending time with loved ones and learning about nature. RV camping at Deception Pass State Park can be somewhat primitive, with only electric hookups available at the park's 134 RV sites. A dump station and 20 restroom facilities are located throughout the park. Ten showers are also available near the campsites. The maximum length for rental RVs at Deception Pass is 60 feet.

If you're looking for a space with full RV hookups, you may want to check out Cliffside RV Park in Oak Harbor, just minutes from Deception Pass State Park. Modern restrooms, showers, and coin-operated laundry facilities are available for all campers. Campers will also enjoy Wi-Fi and easy access to beaches.

Another option for RV campers is the North Whidbey RV Park in Oak Harbor. This RV park is situated across the street from the entrance to Deception Pass State Park. North Whidbey RV Park offers full hookups and well-maintained sites. Modern restroom and shower facilities are available for campers. Pets are welcome as long as they're leashed and well-behaved.

Exploring the Area

While camping at Deception Pass State Park, you should take the opportunity to drive 15 minutes north to the Washington State Ferry in Anacortes and head over to the San Juan Islands. When you arrive at the San Juan Islands, you may wonder what you should do first. Many people may feel like a kid in a candy shop and want to experience everything on the islands. You can go whale watching, hike through forests, or rent a kayak and enjoy the water. Some people simply want to drive the San Juan Islands Scenic Byway and snap once-in-a-lifetime photos. There are a number of restaurants and cafes dotted throughout the islands where you can grab local fare or even more traditional American cuisine.

If you're not interested in seeing the San Juan Islands, make the 30-minute drive south to Fort Casey, home to Fort Casey State Park on Whidbey Island. This park is on the U.S. Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve. Park visitors have a great time exploring the underground tunnels that run beneath Fort Casey. The old lighthouse is the perfect backdrop for fantastic vacation photos. Explore more of the park on the hiking trails.

You can stay close to Deception Pass State Park and visit the PBY Memorial Foundation Naval Air Museum. Step back in time and learn about the significant role Oak Harbor played in building a Naval Air Station for WWII. You'll also get to see some of the war planes which flew out of Whidbey Island, as well as artifacts from WWII. Try one of the museum's flight simulators to experience what piloting a war plane would have been like.

When you're ready to hit the road again, you'll find a few gas stations along Highway 20. I-5 is just a short drive away from the park, making it easy to continue your road trip through the Evergreen State.

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