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Date: 2009-05-03 00:03:00.0
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Number of People Encountered: 50+ ppl
Recommendation: Highly
(Went using an RV Camper Trailer and utilized a full hook-up camp site)
Visited this park in April of 2008 and enjoyed it very much. The sites with full hook ups are close together but everyone was very friendly who were near us. Reservations were a must even this time of the year. Staff were fun to talk to and even a bit entertaining. In general the park was well maintained. The beaches were the main attraction and you can drive your vehicle on it via the public access area a few miles away. There was a nearby tribal casino but as a non-smoker I couldn't tolerate it long. No mountain hiking or any kind of elevation to walk through but walking in the sand gives one some good exercise. The greatest negative was the terrible taste of the water which is pretty consistent with all other WA State Parks I have been to except for Dossiwallips which had delicious tasting water. I would love to visit this park again!
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The Coast - Washington's coast is much more than a beach destination. Adventure abounds on both land and sea, be it birding or whale watching, kite flying or winter storm watching, horseback riding or clam digging.
Washington State Parks - Washington has 149 state parks located around the state.
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