Twin Harbors State Park

Twin Harbors State Park extends across 172 acres of coastal land, featuring sand dunes, driftwood-covered beaches, and direct access to Pacific Ocean waters.

The park grounds served as a military training facility during the 1930s, with the final military barracks structures remaining on site until their removal in 1977.

Local residents and visitors gather at the beach throughout the year for recreational fishing, clamming activities, and traditional Pacific Northwest coastal experiences.

The park provides camping facilities including yurts, cabins, and RV sites with a maximum length of 35 feet, plus showers and restroom facilities for visitors.

The shoreline contains specific zones designated for shellfish gathering, where visitors can collect various types of clams during authorized seasonal periods.

Location: Washington

Location: Grays Harbor County

Inception: 1937

Shares border with: Elk River Wildlife Area

Website: https://parks.wa.gov/292/Twin-Harbors

GPS coordinates: 46.85667,-124.10694

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:58