- The list below includes 42 free or cheap things to do in or near Port Angeles, Washington, including 63 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, Bowling, Camping Site and Parks.
- From Salt Creek Recreation Area to Olympic National Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Port Angeles and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Sequim and Forks.
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Explore the network of trails and paths, have a picnic by the pond, let the kids play on the swings, or shop one of the three galleries of local works, enjoy the summer market or taste a variety of Whidbey Island wines.
39.9 Miles
This state park encompasses more than 4,130 acres that include 3 lakes, 33,900 feet of fresh water shoreline, and 77,000 feet of salt water shoreline. The views, old-frowth forests, and wildlife surround the camping parks. There are hiking trails and abridge with restrooms in the parking area on one end.
40.0 Miles
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1461 Benvenuto Ave., Central Saanich, British Columbia
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At the Victoria Butterfly Gardens, guests will have the opportunity to view a variety of different butterfly species in a climate-controlled environment. Several different types of birds and fish are also present at this site.
40.0 Miles
Spread over 85 acres, Stuart Island State Park features 33,030 feet of shoreline along both Prevost Harbor and Reed Harbor. There are 3.5 miles of hiking trails, a variety of campsites, boat moors, and fishing areas.
40.3 Miles
Rainforest Paddlers offers alternative methods of exploring the Hoh Rainforest region, with kayak, rafting and biking excursions. The knowledgeable guides share details about the rainforest and its inhabitants that have been collected over 60 years of experience.
41.6 Miles
Visitors to the Kitsap Memorial State Park can partake in a variety of activities including fishing, scuba diving, hiking, swimming, beachcombing, clamming, and crabbing. The park offers campsites as well as cabins for rental.
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1071 Crow Valley Road, Eastsound, WA 98245
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Serving as a haven for native wildlife, the Turtleback Mountain Preserve is one of the most noticeable landscapes in the San Juan Islands. It features a prominent, undeveloped ridge with plenty of trails for hiking, nature viewing, and birdwatching.
41.8 Miles
From clinics to horse boarding, Turtlehead Farm offers visitors panoramic views of the surrounding forest and coast that makes up over 100 acres. The farm organizes group trail rides that take visitors on a tour of the property.
42.5 Miles
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2326 N Happy Valley Road, Oak Harbor, WA 98277
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Situated on 80 acres, Des Fountain Horse Training has a training facility with amenities like two indoor arenas, an outdoor arena, over 100 stalls, and gated pastures. Visitors can received horsemanship lessons from experienced trainers at the facility.
42.7 Miles
Sucia Island State Park has well-kept and spacious docks which offer beautiful views of the water. Additionally, the park also has a Fossil Bay where visitors can learn about the fossils found on the island as well as a network of walking trails and picnic areas.