Fay Bainbridge State Park

Fay Bainbridge State Park is a campground in Bainbridge Island, WA 98110. The verified information identifies it as a camping area with tent sites mentioned in the review excerpts. No other campground facilities are explicitly verified in the provided facts.

The review excerpts describe several tent site groupings and how they differ from one another. Sites 36, 37, 38, and 44 are described as being right by the rocky beach, in an open field with no trees for shade or separation. Sites 41, 42, and 43 are described as similar, but slightly farther from the beach. Sites 28 through 35 are described as being in a private loop with trees around the edges, and most of those sites are partially shaded part of the day. Sites 39 and 40 are described as being up the hill near the cabins, mostly shaded, with lots of trees, and with cars parked in the site.

The review excerpts also note that the beach sites and the sites in the private loop require at least a few steps to about 15 feet from the parking spot. The same excerpt says these sites do not work for a car tent setup. It also notes that the walk to the beach from the hill sites is down a short but steep hill, and that some visitors may choose to drive down to the beach and back.

The campground has a Google rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars, based on the verified facts provided. No review count is available in the verified data. The review excerpt suggests the campground includes a range of tent site settings, including beach-adjacent sites, partially shaded loop sites, and hill sites near the cabins.

Based on the verified information, Fay Bainbridge State Park may suit campers who want tent sites with different levels of shade, privacy, and proximity to the beach. The available details are limited to site layout and access notes from the review excerpt, so no other features can be confirmed.