Blind Island

Blind Island offers a unique and secluded getaway as a designated stop along the Cascadia Marine Trail, our nation's longest recreational water trail. Spanning three acres off the north side of Shaw Island, this primitive marine park provides a peaceful escape into the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. The site is accessible exclusively to those arriving by human or wind-powered watercraft, ensuring a quiet atmosphere for visitors looking to connect with the water.

While the campground maintains a rustic, primitive experience, it offers essential amenities including firewood and access to hiking trails for those wishing to explore the island terrain. The site operates on a first-come, first-served basis and is open year-round for those prepared for off-grid conditions. Please note that this location does not provide utility hookups, making it best suited for self-sufficient adventurers.

This destination is ideal for kayakers, canoers, and sailors seeking a remote camping experience away from the bustle of traditional RV parks. Whether you are planning a day of picnicking and wildlife watching or an overnight stay under the stars, Blind Island provides a pristine backdrop for non-motorized boating enthusiasts.