Restroom never open the in winter even though a lot of people still come to the park in winter with…read moretheir kids. Even in summer months you can't depend on the people that are supposed to open them by 7am open them when the feel like it. A lot of time they don't empty the garbage and it overflows onto the ground and either the wind blows it all over or the birds get it it. The park is great for walkers, and dog walkers. It's a very nice park but the parks dept should maintain it a bit better for visitors especially the restrooms.

Referred by locals, this spot is convenient but easy to miss. You can take a long walk along the…read moreriver. There' s some trash and a preponderance of duck sh&t, but the view is nice. A good walk , in town.

This wonderful park is located at the edge of the Seabrook Town Center. It is at the corner of…read moreFront Street and Seabrook Ave, with the Hidden Coast Scenic Byway (SR109) along its western edge. During the Summer months, outdoor concerts are performed here every Friday evening from 6 - 8 pm. The park is a terraced hillside, perfect for enjoying live entertainment. Each semi-circle terrace is flat enough for your lawn chairs and blankets and a gentle slope connects each terrace. It's also perfect for the kiddos to have fun rolling down the hill on the soft grass :-) What could be better than enjoying great music outdoors with a cool ocean breeze? How about a great view of the ocean while the music plays? Stay a bit longer after the music ends for a beautiful sunset! Be sure to bring: Lawn chairs Blankets A picnic basket Wide brim hats Sunscreen

Park needs better maintenance on the toys, thousand of spiders, webs, insects all over toys…read more Does have boat launch, porta potty soccer field and basketball hoop

Traveling with my wife and her freakishly small bladder can be an experience. Was it the first…read morestorm of the year?, the pitter-patter of rain on the windscreen?, the alignment of the planets?, the iced tea?, ...who knows really? The gods and goddesses of nature and coincidence placed this as the first spot with a lavatory upon our path. Windy as hell with the storm, but soooo awesome. Boat launches, proper lavatories, plenty of space, dramatic views, picnic areas, etc. Great spot indeed.

I want to first say that I grew up in Southern California so Chance a la Mer is a bit underwhelming…read morepark but it does the job if you're staying close by and want to be close to the water. Parking is super accessible. The great thing is that you can drive your car straight onto the beach or you can park by the gift shop and walk over. You'll find a bunch of people sitting outside of their cars and their food. It's quite windy here so if you're into flying kites, you'll love it here. You can also see people riding horses here too. Overall the beach is kind of lackluster and the water is pretty dirty.

Not sure if this is the access point I'm thinking of but the one I'm thinking of is exactly off of…read moreChance A La Mer, with a gift shop on one side, parking, and a bathroom structure that looks really promising from a distance, an actual concrete structure with roof and all, but is actually disgusting and low-class when you get up to it, with some of the doors boarded over, a huge wait, and very filthy stalls. We had to just leave. The stalls looked like they hadn't been cleaned in 24 hours at least, and this was on a holiday weekend which really merited more attention to the bathroom sanitation. Look after your beach bathrooms Ocean Shores!

Overrated and run down. Not sure what all the hype is about. Restaurants are ok if you can get into…read moreone. Grocery stores are lacking and the gift shops sell all the same things . For whatever reason we had a lot of trouble getting into any type of restaurant. We visited seabrook which is a 30 minute drive and it's worth the visit. If you choose to come know that it will be cold and windy in the middle of July. We thought it would be warmer, poor planning on our part. We don't plan on coming back . You're not missing anything by not coming here. Lots of cute deer roaming around so if you choose to, drive carefully.

Awesome place to go for the beach. Really beautiful…read more Large gathering here on 4th of July with fireworks all night. Driving is permitted on the beach at your own risk. If you don't want to park on the beach, there is parking available at the entrance by the public restrooms. There is also parking open at the convention center nearby.

Very interesting and informative. The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. Great views. Hike…read moreto the top was not bad even for a 73 year old.

Came here in September and we were the only people there…read more Besides the condos right next to the beach, once you're on the sand, you can't see anything else except for the ocean and grassy hills behind you. There is a parking lot with restrooms and picnic tables before you hike up the small hill to reach the beach. Beautiful and with the loud waves, we had to shout while standing next to each other. Feels like a world away.

Make sure you have your parks pass placard to park within the park itself, if you don't have one…read morethere a number of spots to park on the street. My dog and I have been walking the trails for years, if you're up for a good walk there's a 2.5 mile walk to the start and finish of the Copalis River, quite near to the famous Copalis Rock, and if it's low tide you can walk up and see starfish and assorted anemones on the rocks. The beach is traditionally near empty of people, and at times the beach can reveal lots of sand dollars to look at. We are allowed to have beach fires but please keep those fires a good distance from the dune grasses which ignite easily. I almost hate writing this review because I don't wish to see it awash with people, but it's too nice of a park to keep it a "secret". There's a pavilion for hosting parties, and barbecues. There are restrooms and a fresh water spigot nearby. ENJOY!

This is a nice place for razor clamming. I went with a group this week and we all got our limits…read more We parked in the parking lot and walked to the beach. Most of the folks I went with were new to razor clamming and did not bring boots or waders. There was a stream we needed to cross that was too deep, so we took a detour over a bridge to the beach. There were lots of razor clam holes. It was like digging one right after another. I definitely had a good time.

We stopped by on our day trip. Easy access to get to the beach. It's always helps that it's sunny…read moreand so nice out. Little cloudy over the Copalis Rock, but it cleared out. The drive on the beach turns towards the left. Went quite a ways down with cars lines up. Lots of kites and picnics. Sand seemed pretty packed down, which made the drive great! The beach was clean, and the fresh air was nice. You can also hike to the left, and it was peaceful and not as busy. The entrance also has parking, porta-potty, and one garbage can outside of the porta-potty. The upkeep on the porta-potty needs to be updated. It's disgusting, and the beach is such a nice location. I'm giving a five-star since this beach brings all the amazing PNW to one location. Beautiful bluffs, green landscape, and the amazing beach....Just wait until the next town to go to the bathroom. We will be returning again soon.

The most expansive beach I've ever been on. Think: sand for miles, with miles of depth and not a…read moreton of people. It filled my hopes that there's still parts of the earth that are untouched and yet to be hit by consumerism or tourism. We could drive straight on to the sand which was surreal, and even got to go clamming. In the evening (low tide) people come from all over the state to try their hand at clamming. Tip: you need to get a clam license beforehand and that will limit the amount of clams you can snag from the beach (you also bring your own equipment). The sunset is gorgeous, as it reflects on the puddles of water on the beach. Highly recommend.