Joemma Beach, Coastal state park in Pierce County, United States
Joemma Beach is a coastal state park on the southeast Key Peninsula in Washington with direct access to saltwater shoreline and sandy areas. The grounds feature boat launching facilities, dock space, and trails that run along the water's edge.
The property was transferred to Washington state in 1889 and later served as a recreation area. The name honors Joe and Emma Smith, who maintained the land from 1917 to 1932.
The park received its current name in 1995 to honor Joe and Emma Smith, who resided on and maintained the property from 1917 to 1932.
The park offers camping spots, restroom facilities, and boat launching areas for various outdoor activities. Visitors should be prepared for wet conditions and note that some areas are reachable only by kayak or canoe.
The area has campsites reachable only by human-powered watercraft such as kayaks or canoes. These remote spots provide a quieter and more isolated experience than the shore-based sites.
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