2008 Fort Casey Visit
When we left Thousand Trails Thunderbird Preserve heading for the Peninsula of Washington State we like to take the ferry with our coach and car from the Keystone landing to the Peninsula and within a stones throw of that ferry terminal is a little spit of land with a few primitive RV sites (no services), that are part of the larger Fort Casey State Park. These sites are first come first serve and because of their location and beauty when one arrives its hand clappin' time if there is a spot available. The weather on this stop, (yes, we got a site), was a bit cool so we only stayed two days before boarding the small ferry for Port Townsend. Our plan was to leave our coach in the Chicamum SKP CO-OP Park near Port Townsend for a few days as we then would board a ferry out of Port Angeles with just our car to Vancouver Island and a long awaited rendezvous with our sailing son Scott and his family www.ghostsailors.com . Scott, Angela, Zak, and Ellie have been on a long sailing venture up the inside passage toward Alaska and we were going to have a chance to meet briefly with them in Nanaimo BC as we ultimately made our way to visit BC Friends that we had met in Mexico during our trip there in the winter of 2007/2008.
