Seabrook has 2 public beach accesses and is building a 3rd soon. The Oceanfront has been designed for a wide public esplanade along the oceanfront for all of the public to enjoy. The design style of these trails and paths is the old 1920's National Park Style. It would be a good one to adapt for the "natural" look of the rugged WA Coast all the way from Moclips down to Ocean Shorts
1 | Left by Stephen Poulakos | Sep. 9, 2008 at 8:04pm

Beach Combing is best at the South end of Ocean Shores at the old Damon park. The parking lot is gone now so just park along side the road and walk out to the beach[1/4 mile].
Lots of shells, pretty drift wood and findings.
2 | Left by Ken Mercer | Sep. 15, 2008 at 9:54am

Pacific Beach next to the State Park has a Sand Castle Contest second week end in May every year. Masters demonstrate and kids and adults compete, for prizes and trophies. Great fun for everyone.
3 | Left by Miriam Groesse | Sep. 29, 2008 at 7:51am

I am partial to the beach between Pacific Beach and Moclips as it is less crowded than farther South, and can be driven on for those who cannot get out and walk down to the sand.
4 | Left by Marjorie P. Johnson | Oct. 14, 2008 at 10:44pm

The picture you show at the top of your home page is an area with one of the best views of the North Coast, however the brush on the west side of the guardrail is too high for giving the best views.
It would alo be great for tourism to have a walking/bicycle trail along 109 between Seabrook and Moclips and even better between Copalis and Moclips.
5 | Left by Paul Dockendorff | Oct. 16, 2008 at 10:59am

Copalis Rock is the most interesting sight south of Point Grenville. However, it's rather hard to get to. Is there any possibility of putting a public road or trail through in the Copalis State Airport area or through Iron Springs?
6 | Left by Bob Kelly | Nov. 17, 2008 at 10:59pm