Pacific Beach State Park
Under $25Small oceanfront state park northwest of Aberdeen with campsites and a flat, sandy beach.

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A quiet day-use state park where a river meets the Pacific Ocean, offering beach walks, fishing, clamming and birdwatching.
30 Benner Road, Copalis Beach, WA 98535 · Copalis Beach, WA
Griffiths-Priday sits where the Copalis River reaches the Pacific coast in Grays Harbor County. Visitors can picnic at a first-come shelter, stroll through the dunes to a sandy beach, or fish in saltwater and freshwater. Clamming is allowed during open season. The adjacent Copalis Spit and national wildlife refuge draw migratory birds, and the park is a common stop for birdwatchers. Vehicle access to the beach is currently closed because of road erosion, and coastal wind advisories can apply, so check conditions before heading out.
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