We took about 4 mile walk around the Leadbetter Point State Park. We went to the east and walked... read more
A Discover Pass is required to park at the trailhead. You have to purchase ahead of time; not... read more
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We took about 4 mile walk around the Leadbetter Point State Park. We went to the east and walked along the peninsula, crossing the peninsula to the west (oceanside), walked .5 miles along the beach, and then cut back inland to the parking lot. It...More
A Discover Pass is required to park at the trailhead. You have to purchase ahead of time; not available to purchase at the park. Starting at the parking lot at the end of the park road, we walked the bay front loop trail to the...More
I was surprised at the diversity and beauty of this park. I arrived early and was the first hiker, taking the shorter loop trail. The landscape, vistas, silence, expanse of beach made me want to linger and return. I visited on a beautiful, sunny morning...More
Any walk by the water is nice. This place offers nice walks at the tip of the penisula. We came at low tide, which I think is better because it allows views of the wetlands which normally aren't seen. Tip #1, a discover pass is...More
Beautiful Drive on the Long Beach Peninsula to reach the park. Suggest taking the drive through old Oysterville on the way to or back. A must see spot while in the area. Is a different landscape but is all beautiful and worth seeing at least...More
The experience will all depend on when you go and what you are expecting. Although it is maintained, don't expect manicured, sterile parkland. This is wild and natural. Late summer will avoid the mud. This is at the tip of the peninsula so you've got...More
It takes a bit of work to get here unless you are staying on the Long Beach peninsula or nearby. We made a day trip out of Astoria to visit the Oysterville townsite (a national register location that is worth an hour or so) and...More
It's a far cry from anything tropical, but this beach park is beautiful in it's own way. Sand dunes and diftwood make for pretty scenery, the waves are slowly crashing and there is a constant wind incoming from the ocean. I went in August and...More
We enjoyed a short hike to the waterfront and down the shoreline. It's a relative easy walk even for someone with bad knees.
If you are looking to get away from everything, look no further. Beach trails, forest trails, bayside trails. Short easy hikes. Very few people in the area. At one point, I was the only one on the beach. The mosquitoes can be a problem in...More
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