Westhaven State Park, Coastal state park in Grays Harbor County, Washington, US
Westhaven State Park was a 79-acre (32 ha) public recreation area in Grays Harbor County, Washington, on the coast near Westport. It lay beside Cohassett Lake and was subsumed into the expanded Westport Light State Park in 2016.
Westhaven State Park covered 79 acres (32 ha) in Grays Harbor County, Washington, on the Pacific coast. In 2016 its acreage was subsumed into the expanded Westport Light State Park, ending its separate status. The land lies beside Cohassett Lake, about 8 km from Ocean Shores.
Westhaven State Park was absorbed into Westport Light State Park in 2016, so the shoreline here is now part of a larger park unit. Visitors walk the beach and watch the tide uncover pools along the sand. The park sits beside Cohassett Lake, and Ocean Shores lies about 8 km to the south.
A Discover Pass is required for vehicle entry, available for purchase online or at various local vendors. Day-use amenities and parking are provided for visitors exploring the beach and hiking options.
The park operates on a daily tidal cycle with significant changes between high and low tide that reshape the beach landscape regularly. This natural rhythm creates different environments and exploration opportunities at the same location depending on the time of day.
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