Very beautiful, magical park. With a lot of different trees around and space for lunch. Also public restroom. Plus all roads in the park, coming directly on the beach. I love this place, it's given me positive emotions.

Really cute park. Not tons of hiking trails but it’s perfect for the kiddos. We stayed at the water for a lot of the time and it was beautiful! Definitely rocky beach, no sand. But a lot of fallen trees by the water which the kids loved climbing. It was a ton of fun for a little day trip.

A great beach for exploring at low tide! Soooooo many sand dollars & sea stars. Lots of sea life here. We’ve also seen seals very close to shore. It’s a bit of a trek to the beach, but worth it if you like exploring the intertidal area.

Last leg of the trip around the Washington peninsula. Rewarded with our third sunset while car camping. No overnight camping in the kopachuck park but this area is a feast for the eyes.

Beautiful state park where the doggo and I were able to spend a sunny afternoon in nature and enjoy the views. The park was clean and the trails were really nice. Everyone we encountered were so pleasant and friendly. They even have poop bags along the way to the beach which was nice. We had a part of the beach to ourselves for a good while which was nice and gave us a moment to get some peace and ground ourselves.

Always enjoy a stroll through the park to the waters edge.

Upper parking lot bathroom is down a stairway so not accessible. Nice picnic shelter, nice view.

We went to a rocky beach that is about a 2 block walk from the parking lot. Great views from the beach, as shown by the pics I posted. There's also quite a few hiking trails in the park! I took 1 star away because there is a fee to get in.

This park is good, as its not heavily crowded usually and no problem finding parking spots. Things that you should watch out for -Bring a soft blanket as its filled with pebbles and not having enough cushion might make you feel to not sit for a while -The steps are little steep and it is tough to drag/carry stuffs to the beach. Tip: use the side way which is blocked for vehicles for walking down the beach to carry the stuffs like tent, beach chair, food etc. We actually found that by the end of the trip as steps were not that comfortable.

Beautiful park with *very* short trails and a quick one down to a great (rocky) beach. We enjoyed the upper loop trail and the middle one too (took all of 15 minutes) and then headed down the beach to cool off. Loads of picnic tables in the lower part of the park. Lots of shaded parking, even at 2:00 p.m. on a sunny Sunday. Lots of families at this fairly calm beach.

Great state park for easy to medium small hikes. Nice wooded park, there's some very large old Doug firs here. Picnic tables are available in several scenic places, along with bathrooms. Defunct campground, which is too bad. The beach area is nice, but not sandy. Clams and oysters can be found here when regulations permit. Dogs on leash are permitted.

Beautiful state park use your discovery pass here! Otherwise it's $10/day to park. Great beach. We saw a lot of stuff splashing about in the water

A hidden gem of a great park with a beach and great views. Not the easiest park to locate but is worth the drive. Remember to read the signs because there are some of the strangest regulations. Once safely parked you can enjoy the many views. There are a lot of picnic tables too. A place well worth your time, and money.

Great spot for picnics with a brisk hike down to the water's edge. Discovery Pass required. Plenty of parking, bathrooms on site. Olympic Otter

Nice coastal beach park, many people kayaking. Saw some seals

Great park with beach access with plenty of picnic tables and covered tables. Plus there were a few trails that went around the park which was nice and leisurely. There were some steep parts though so you do need to be physically able to walk all of them. Overall would visit again.

This is a beautiful park! Judging by what I read, there should have been a lot more beach to explore. I will return to see if I can find it. I must have missed a trail or two.

Beautiful park. The parking is up above the beach making it a little bit of a trek. The trails are really well marked, and easy to follow 9n the signs near a lot of trail heads.

Fantastic escape. This state park has everything from group camping, wooded foot trials and rocky beaches. The restrooms are clean and well maintained. Give a little caution on the beach, the ride comes in fairly quick and you may find yourself looking for a new trail to get back to camp.

Nice little slice of salt water beach. Park mainly consists of trails leading down to the beach from the large parking lot. Many picnic tables and a great jumping off place to explore from a kayak, probably an inflatable one since you will need to haul it down one of the trails to the beach.

It’s super fun at low tide. Sand dollars are everywhere. There’s also shrimp, clams, and oysters. At high tide, there’s hardly a beach at all, so plan your trip based on the tides.

Great park! It is a short hike down to a quiet beach that we almost had to ourselves. We will definitely be back.

very pretty but very limited beachfront, all shrubbery and rocks. steep hill. Also there's no map of the park I could find. nice bathrooms though. lots of picnic tables.