Ocean City State Park, State park on Pacific Ocean in Grays Harbor County, United States.

Ocean City State Park is a 170-acre (69 ha) public recreation area on the Pacific Ocean in Grays Harbor County, about 2 miles (3.2 km) north of downtown Ocean Shores. Its land is made up of beach, dunes and lodgepole pine, and it sits roughly 7 metres above sea level.

Ocean City State Park is a 170-acre Washington state park about 2 miles north of downtown Ocean Shores in Grays Harbor County. The sources record no founding date or legislative history; they describe only its present mix of beach, dunes and lodgepole pine. Its land lies about 7 metres above sea level, with Saddle Hill rising 71 metres about 4.8 km to the northeast.

The park's 170 acres of beach, dunes and lodgepole pine are used for clam digging, crabbing and beachcombing, activities listed among its offered recreation. The park lies about 2 miles north of downtown Ocean Shores in Grays Harbor County, so these pursuits draw on the same Pacific shoreline as the nearby town.

The park lies about 2 miles (3.2 km) north of downtown Ocean Shores, off the coastal highway in Grays Harbor County. Its 170 acres (69 ha) of beach, dunes and lodgepole pine are reached by road, and the terrain is low and flat, rising only about 7 metres above sea level. Camping, picnicking and beach access are the main facilities; visitors walk the shore at low tide and watch for the park's birdlife and wildlife.

The park's 170 acres sit about 2 miles north of downtown Ocean Shores, and its dunes rise only around 7 metres above sea level. Saddle Hill, roughly 71 metres high, lies about 4.8 km to the southwest and is the tallest ground nearby.