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Camp Fuzzlenutz

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· Copalis Beach, Grays Harbor, Washington

1 acre hosted by Paul J.

1 motorhome pitch

A quick 5 min walk to the public access bridge to cross Conner's Creek, this is a private campsite for your next beach retreat. Located in Copalis Beach WA, you are close to Griffith Priday state park and natural area and a general store right down the road for all your needs while you're away from home. Pacific Beach and Ocean Shores are just 15 min away but you will feel like you are in a much more secluded setting. Use this as a basecamp to explore some of the rain forests up north or use it as a premier clamming destination. The site has a gravel driveway that is aprox 75' long and 14-16' wide. In the winter all vehicles and RV's must stay on the designated driveway. In the summer the grass in the front and sandy beach soil around the firepit can be used for other activities. This is a beach paradise and listening to the surf as you go to sleep is always a wonderful experience. There is no toilet on site. Tent campers must dispose of their waste accordingly and all trash must be packed out.A quick 5 min walk to the public access bridge to cross Conner's Creek, this is a private campsite for your next beach retreat. Located in Copalis Beach WA, you are close to Griffith Priday state park and natural area and a general store right down the road for all your needs while you're away from home. Pacific Beach and Ocean Shores are just 15 min away but you will feel like you are in a much more secluded setting. Use this as a basecamp to explore some of the rain forests up north or use it as a premier clamming destination. The site has a gravel driveway that is aprox 75' long and 14-16' wide. In the winter all vehicles and RV's must stay on the designated driveway. In the summer the grass in the front and sandy beach soil around the firepit can be used for tents or other activities. This is a beach paradise and listening to the surf as you go to sleep is always a wonderful experience. There is no toilet on site. Tent campers must dispose of their waste accordingly and all trash must be packed out.

93%

15 Ratings · 13 reviews

Justin F.recommends

August 5, 2024

Camp Fuzzlenutz Beach retreat

We have a pleasant stay here. It is well represented in the listing. The beach is beautiful and very close by. The camp site is not huge but very private due to the wooded nature of it. It has a little open shelter for showering if you bring a camp shower and a great spot behind the locked structure for a camp toilet. We will come back here again.

Robert H.recommends

May 27, 2024

Camp Fuzzlenutz Beach retreat

5 month camping trip

Very quiet. Short walk to the beach area. Felt safe. Relatively level lot. No electricity.

Jon M.recommends

March 22, 2024

Camp Fuzzlenutz Beach retreat

Nice, quiet location. Close to the beach and secluded. We will be back!

Shannon K.recommends

November 26, 2023

Camp Fuzzlenutz Beach retreat

Great little spot! Great location, easy walk to the beach.

Thomas M.recommends

August 1, 2023

Camp Fuzzlenutz Beach retreat

Dog family friendly

My partner and I and our two dogs loved our stay in Copalis Beach. Copalis and Griffith Priday State Park are our all time favorite places to experience the beach with our dogs. The park is accessed by a footbridge about 1/4 mile from the site, and gets very little use weekdays and off season… Private site, our watchdog didn’t find much to bark at.

Brandy H.recommends

July 9, 2023

Camp Fuzzlenutz Beach retreat

Perfect spot for my little family with room to spare! It was private, quiet, and just a few minute drive to the beach. We will be back.

Location

Copalis Beach, Grays Harbor, Washington, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla and Quinault First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Paul J.

Joined in March 2019

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