Scenic Beach State Park
Under $25Hood Canal state park with beach frontage, forest trails, and views of the Olympic Mountains.

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A compact waterfront state park on the Hood Canal shore, suited to boating, crabbing, and quiet picnics.
Brinnon, WA
This Jefferson County park sits on the saltwater edge of Hood Canal and is open for day use only. Visitors can launch boats from an accessible ramp, fish or dig for shellfish along the rocky shoreline, or spread out a lunch at one of a few picnic tables. Facilities are basic, with a vault toilet and a parking lot sized for vehicles pulling boat trailers. A state recreational license is needed for fishing and shellfish harvesting.
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