Pacific Beach

Pacific Beach is a 17-acre Washington state park in the Seashore Conservation Area, about 0.7 miles from the town of Pacific Beach. The state park agency manages it, and the park holds one campground, which makes it a compact base for a stay on this part of the coast. July and August are the most comfortable months to visit. Typical highs reach about 69 to 70°F, with only about seven wet days a month, according to averages from a nearby weather station at Humptulips Salmon Hatchery. From November through January, highs typically sit in the mid-40s and about 20 days a month are wet. The Seabrook Perimeter Trail is the closest outing, under a mile away. Paddlers can reach the Moclips River and Joe Creek, each a little over 4 miles off, and Wreck Creek, about 6 miles away.