Camas Prairie Park

Camas Prairie Park in Port Townsend, Washington features a historic 9-hole golf course that is over 120 years old, situated on a 58-acre multi-use recreational facility. The course is set within the Kah Tai Preserve, one of the last remaining remnants of the ancient Camas prairies that once covered the Olympic Peninsula, providing both historical and ecological significance to the region.

Beyond the traditional golf course, the facility includes an 18-basket disc golf course and a driving range. The park offers scenic views and serves as a recreational destination for golfers of varying skill levels. The landscape reflects its connection to the native Camas prairie ecosystem, which historically provided habitat and food sources for local tribes.

Operated by the nonprofit Friends of the Port Townsend Golf Park since 2024, Camas Prairie Park combines golf recreation with community programming and cultural preservation. Future development plans include walking trails, a playground, an interpretive center, and a mini-putting course. The facility also features the Coyote & Crow Restaurant for dining and operates as an event venue, making it a multifaceted community resource beyond traditional golf play.