Great park. Good view and the Washington State Parks Department is so nice. Got some great pictures.

this is a wonderful park with many hiking trails and most are easy and can be as short or as long as you like.

all of the light houses and hiking trails and visitors centers and the like require an access pass which is $10.00 and the Cape one light house even anounced and admission fee of $5.00 after I got all the way down their road.

This very large campground is well maintained and has lots of RV and tent sites near the beach and yurts if you're into that. My family and I stayed in our trailer on a somewhat rainy March weekend. The park was maybe 1/4 full. The bathrooms were clean. There are loads of hiking trails and the beach is fantastic for... More

Beautiful State Park and the drive there is equally beautiful. Plenty of sites to see in the park and you can easily spend a day wandering around checking out all the locations. We saw lots of deer and an eagle perched on a tree down by the ocean obviously waiting for a fish to come by. All in all well... More

This is among the best state parks in the Northwest. You must visit here if you are on the peninsula. Campground is fine and yurts are a good option if the weather is iffy and you don't have an RV. Tons of great hikes, vistas, beaches and a top-notch visitors center. Worth a weekend.

Lots of great well marked trails, and the interpretive center by the lighthouse was worth the $5 to me. Despite the rain we had a great time exploring the sites and the beautiful views.

Came here with our trailer. What a park it was so beautiful and the sights were nice and private. We ended doing some crabbing out on the jetty and got quite a few. We walked on the beach and some people made these amazing forts out of driftwood it was perfect because our kid loved it. And then in the... More

Winds, high tides and chilling temperatures add an ambience that makes this place unique. To sit in the shelter of huge pies of driftwood, listening to the waves rumble and crash upon the shore, watching pelicans hunt for dinner, lines of them flying along the shores, pure magic. When it eats too cold, tuck into your RV, grab a mug... More