The 24 standard cabins on Cama Beach.
Looking out to Whidbey Island from Cama Beach.
One of the four upper parking lots where you can catch a shuttle down to the beach.
An interpretive platform on the Bluff Trail.
Restrooms near the shuttle drop-off area.
A great view of Cama Beach from the Marine View Loop Trail.
The Cama Beach Cafe, open Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
A view south down Cama Beach.
The Center for Wooden Boats offers workshops for toy boat building.
The standard waterfront cabins.
The Old Entrance Trail.
Beachfront cabins.
Cranberry Lake makes a great day hike from the beach.
The historical gasoline pumps, park store, and museum.
A view north up Cama Beach.
The two reservable bungalows are secluded from the other cabins.
The play area near the museum.
The Cross Island Trail links Cama Beach and Camano Island State Parks.