2 Best Sights in Copalis Beach, The Olympic Peninsula and Washington Coast

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We've compiled the best of the best in Copalis Beach - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Griffiths-Priday State Park

You can hit the trails on foot or atop a horse in this 533-acre estuarial park stretching more than a mile along both the Pacific Ocean and the Copalis River. A boardwalk crosses low dunes to the broad, flat beach. The Copalis Spit section of the park is a designated wildlife refuge for thousands of snowy plovers and other birdlife. Favorite activities include picnicking, bird-watching, mountain biking, fishing, clamming, kite flying, and beachcombing.

3119 Hwy. 109, Copalis Beach, 98569, USA
360-289–3553
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Parking $10

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Pacific Beach State Park

Between Copalis Beach and the village of Moclips, this is a lovely spot for walking, surf-perch fishing, and razor-clam digging. There's also excellent fishing for sea-run cutthroat trout in the Moclips River—but be careful not to trespass onto the Quinault Reservation north of the river. The 17-acre park has developed tent and RV sites, as well as a few primitive beachfront campsites. Amenities: parking (fee); toilets. Best for: solitude; sunset; walking.

49 2nd St., Pacific Beach, 98535, USA
360-276–4297
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Parking $10

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