I’m an 11 year old this is how I think our hike/walk went: the bathrooms were very clean and had an area to wash hands. Very nice maintained trails with lots of educational signs placed throughout the paths. Had a great view of the Tillamook bay .

I absolutely love this place. The trails are ok. What I love are the displays giving the history of the area. But the trail ends at a beach and at low tide you can get even more exploring in.

We were staying in Garibaldi and wanted some place to walk our dog Nugget. This was only 4 miles from where we were staying so drove over to it. This is a real nice walking path with trail signs telling you about the flora and fauna as well as the hidtory of the area. A good deal of the path is done in pavers with the rest in gravel. There is a loop trail as well as one that goes down to the bay. Great place to walk and relax.

Fantastic walk. People took time to make this look great. Good for walkers and bikers, but the path is narrow if you're on a bike and a group of walkers is coming through. Feeling this immersed with the forest and at the same time not leaving a well paved path is hard to think could be a reality, but this place comes close to just that.

Beautiful trail. Lots of parking between the entrance and exit (a little bit past the entrance). Bathrooms! Highlight is the brick path! Makes it look like a fantasy world. What a neat place to walk for an hour or so.

A beautiful place to walk and dogs are allowed off leash!!

This is a wonderful place. I walk with my neighbor every day. The caretakers John and Connie are great people. Never have seen it so well taken care of. Restrooms are cleaner than my house. 🤣 Great attention to detail. If you get a chance stop by. Warm and friendly caretakers. Love having them at the park. Makes you feel safe.

Saw the sign for this place while traveling along the coast and decided to stop. Well maintained, flat path that is partly paved. Lots of interesting signs about flora, fauna and history of the area. When the sun decided to break through the green of the moss and plants were unreal.

This little trail was awesome! Extremely well kept, walking path most of the trail. Additionally, there's a nice, clean restroom with a drinking fountain, a little free library, and signs all over the trail indicating your location and other facts and tidbits about the area or the wild life. The view at the very end of the trail, which isn't too far, is really awesome. Definitely recommend making it all the way to the end, as it isn't too far and worth the walk.

Great, well maintained trail. Benches and interpretive signs throughout. Several small loops can combine for a longer trek. Lots of parking and clean restrooms.

Easy, short walk for all ages from stroller to wheelchair. The path is paved and has multiple benches along the way. Well maintained, has bathroom, and enough parking. Love how they used the brush to make you feel further away from buildings/town than you really are as soon as you start the trail.

Had a great time hiking out to the bay. I homeschool, so I really appreciate the plaques with historical information. My sons are 10 and 12 and they found the history interesting.

A gentle trail to the bay and walk back in time. Signage described the history of the area, founding of the Confederated Tribes and challenges of the coastal geography.

This park is beautiful!! With just over 2 miles in trails, and gorgeous bay views it's a perfect way to spend your afternoon. Portions of the trails are paved but even the parts that aren't are easily accessible, so it's a lovely place for everyone. It's pet friendly too, just be sure to pick up after them. There's public bathrooms and tons of seating along the paths as well. If you don't mind using a flashlight to walk back, watching the sunset over the bay at the end of the trail is always amazing.

Great place to take a short or long walk. Very flat. Great for strollers or wheelchairs

Well maintained trails, gorgeous view, and informative signs!

Walk is easy enough if you have kiddos, and the loop offers shorter options. The full loop is just the right length for a good stroll, and the scenery is beautiful. Lots of coastal flora and fauna. You could do this with a stroller, but it does get a bit slick/awkward on some of the wooden overpasses. Also side note, some of the locals do come through with their dogs, and so far everyone has been really accommodating about using leashes and we have had zero issues. Oh, and there are loads of benches so if you have a whiney toddler who needs a rest, you're in luck. Welcome to Tillamook county!

Great scenery. Clean bathrooms. Smooth leveled trail.

Very pretty walk with alot of little trails off of the main which is where most of my photos take place.

It's just a basic walking trail. It's easy, I've seen a variety of people with canes and also one with a walker. There are also benches and plaques with local information you can read and enjoy along the way. I like it because I can take my kids and let them walk and be busy, but see them just fine too. There are chances to take pictures for bird watching along way and at end, you're at Tillamook Bay. If you have a dog, this is a good place but there are a lot of dogs, big and small so please keep a leash if not able to guarantee they will be civil around kids, people, other dogs, and the like.

Kilchis Point offers a nice easy walking path that the whole family can enjoy. Flat trails that start out with paver blocks for a portion of the way. This is a great place to hike with the family dog as there is an awesome swimming hole at the end. Totally worth the hike for the bay views as well. I love the history of the area that is posted along the pathway. Good bathroom facilities and picnic benches as well.

Good times, easy trail to hike plus some cool Bridges and if you go all the way you end up at the bay