Possibly the least useful fort on Puget Sound, Fort Townsend is a much better state park than coastal fortification. Five things about Fort Townsend Historical State Park.
It’s not yet a full-fledged state park, but Miller Peninsula offers miles of trails and views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Five interesting things about Miller Peninsula State Park.
Sequim Bay State Park’s fairy forests, boat-friendly waterfront, and proximity to the northern Olympic Peninsula are great reasons to visit.
Built to protect commercial interests on Puget Sound, Fort Casey and two other forts formed the imposing–but never used in warfare–Triangle of Fire.
Explore a World War II coastal defense fortification and hike or bike around a landscape of glacial kettles at Fort Ebey State Park.