Twin Harbors State Park
Under $25Coastal state park with sand dunes, a driftwood beach, and camping on the Pacific shore near Westport.

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Coastal state park on the Pacific Ocean in Pacific County, offering beach access, camping, yurts, and trails through dunes.
925 Cranberry Beach Rd, Grayland, WA 98547 · Grayland, WA
Grayland Beach State Park sits on the Pacific coast in Pacific County, Washington. Visitors can walk or drive to sandy shoreline and enjoy ocean views. Summer brings beach and ocean activities such as crabbing, fishing, and shellfishing, while winter visitors often stay in RVs or yurts. The park has a campground with sites ranging from primitive to full hookup, and most yurts are wheelchair accessible. Five marked trails cross grassy dunes to the beach. Parts of the park can flood during the wet coastal months, so trails and some campsites may be limited then. The park is one of ten within the Seashore Conservation Area, and it protects nesting habitat for endangered Snowy Plovers, so visitors should stay out of closed nesting areas.
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