West Beach County Park

Not develoed but it's my favorite sit-alone-quiet place. Less populated. Im always curious of the grafitti currently there. I enjoy it there. When stormy weather comes, I love to watch & photograph the waves.

Beautiful views. Not a lot of people. If you go at low tide there are some tide pools and a sandy beach. Whales are sometimes seen off shore.

One of our favorite places to watch the sunset on the island... Or ever changing cloud beauty every day, all day. Then turn around. The view behind the cameraman here is wetlands and bird sanctuary. Amazing bird and wildlife photography opportunities!

I frequently go to this park. I've seen a Grey Whale, three resident Bald Eagles... obviously a family. I took my granddaughter last Saturday to play in the tide pools. It's a short walk from where I park and that's important since I am disabled. Once on the beach I can sit in the sand and bury my toes in it. My granddaughter had so much fun she took off all her clothes and played in the tide pools....p.s. she's 2.

Very nice place with lots of open space. Three main sections. Camping , fishing, ocean, and lake. Okay so 4 really. But the open field have eagles and other birds flying around. They have lots of build in grill sites. They have picket tables. One one side they have a dock for people to jump and also fish off of. It has three benches with tables in the dock. Also across is the swimming lake side it has parts sections off where it gets deeper ect. Also tables and grill spots as well. A shower for public use and bathrooms then a hiking trails all throughout and across about 20 feet is the ocean side. And it is normally windy. They also have trails on the beach side that will curve the mountain and you can see deception pass bridge and get to a small beach there as well. I actually saw some surfers around that area. Place is dog friendly as well and does require a discover pass. 10$ a day or 30$ a year