Kayak Point County Park

Kayak Point County Park is a public beach in Washington, about half a mile from McKees Beach. It's an ocean beach with restrooms, and swimming is allowed. A fee is charged to visit. Summer is the driest and warmest stretch. Typical averages from a nearby weather station in Arlington show July and August highs of about 77 to 78°F with lows in the upper 40s, and only six or seven wet days a month. June and September are a little cooler, with highs in the low 70s. From November through January, highs sit in the mid to upper 40s, lows drop to around freezing or below, and about 20 days a month are wet. Spring warms gradually, from the mid 50s in March to the upper 60s by May, but rain stays frequent. The Cascadia Marine Trail Campsite - Kayak Point is just 0.2 miles away. Farther afield, there's camping at Cascade Marine Trail - Camano Island State Park, about 6 miles off, and at Island County Fairgrounds. The Heritage Park Pedestrian Path, roughly 7.5 miles away, offers an easy walk.