Twin Harbors State Park is a public recreation area covering 225 acres on the Pacific Ocean two miles south of the town of Westport in Grays Harbor …
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Jan 22, 2024
*Actual visit July, 2020* This is an amazing place to visit, walk along the ocean, follow trails through natural foliage and it has campgrounds that are cared for. I had best photographic experience… Full review by 28bellpepper
Aug 16, 2023
For a state park it isn’t very well maintained. Very buggy so don’t forget your bug spray. I recommend you look at other places to park your RV in the area. The RV parking is stacked on top of your f… Full review by Ronald E
Jun 25, 2023
Love the beach. It is always changing and quit. I love the sand when its sand the colorful rocks when there are rocks. The tidepools are always fun too. Facilities are always clean. Its a lesser of a… Full review by undgrad01
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We didn't hike other than to hike from the parking areas to the beach which one was at least a half mile from parking to the beach. You can walk the beach for miles, it's flat & …
We didn't hike other than to hike from the parking areas to the beach which one was at least a half mile from parking to the beach. You can walk the beach for miles, it's flat & walkable. But realize it's cool & windy in the summer. Not Seattle temperatures. In August there were few people around. Very different from Southern California.
No camping directly on the beach, as far as I've been able to tell. However, there is a camping area right on the other side of the dunes. You wouldn't want to rent right on the beach …
No camping directly on the beach, as far as I've been able to tell. However, there is a camping area right on the other side of the dunes. You wouldn't want to rent right on the beach here anyway. Two weekends ago, we had 30-40 foot waves and the waves actually came past the dunes. The camp ground area is the right spot, and only a minute walk to the sand.
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