Just returned from my camping trip at Spencer Spit and here's the scoop. This is a beautiful campground with great campsites and the sites have way more privacy than you usually get at a State Park. Here's the bad part. It was a nine minute walk (45% incline!)from the beach to our campsite. Back and forth, up and down, man I need a vacation from this vacation! There is a dirt road to the beach that you can use for launching a car top boat but no place to park and no way to turn around if you have a trailer.
Of course you don't find this out until it's too late because the sign at the top of the road doesn't tell you this. I walked it beforehand because I was driving the Winnebago and don't like these kinds of suprises.

The beach is LOADED with clams. I mean these things are so plentiful they squirt you in the side of the head as you stroll along the beach. Red tide closure was in effect so we couldn't harvest any. Bummer.

We crabbed on wednesday and got 2 limits of dungy's and three rock crab for a most excellent feast. I was the only one crabbing which really suprised me because I had heard how good it was supposed to be.

Nice park, but probably my one and only visit. The ferry ride from Anacortes to Lopez for 32 feet of motorhome, 2 adults and 2 kids was $156.

Ringo