Beautiful area. I came here to hike the tillamook head trail, which is located at the indian beach parking area and not the view point parking area. I started at the viewpoint parking area. The restrooms there are flushing toilets and gorgeous views, it was almost 6am when I got there a couple weeks ago. The trail I took to the right of the parking area is fairly easy till you get to the eroded area leading down to the beach. It is still manageable, but use caution. I would not recommend this trail for young children. I was look for the tillamook head trail so I did not go all the way down to the beach. There is also a falls hike from the viewpoint parking area I did not do.

Indian beach parking area has pit toilets and beach access via stairs. No wheelchair access to the beach. Picnic areas at both parking areas and a lot of parking. I did the clatsop trail going up along the creek, to the loop turn off because I wanted to see the lighthouse but it was too foggy that day to see from the mountain. Then I went back to the hikers camp which is pretty cool looking area to camp, there is even a pit toilet at the hikers camp. I went straight on the trail past the hikers camp and saw the old military bunker ruins and another viewpoint. Then went on the tillamook trail which drizzled/sprinkled the majority of time I was on the trail. It was very muddy and big obsticals to maneuver on this trail. I was pretty close to the tillamook end when there was this really steep part that looked slippery as well that I was not comfortable climbing down alone so I turned around.

The beach is beautiful by the time I got back to the parking area the lot had filled up and it was bustling. It was 12pm. I checked out the beach before I left and it is a must see.

If you get to the park early you can use the fee pay station on the side of the ranger shack. The road up is narrow so try not going very fast when its busy. When I left the park there was a line of 15 to 20 cars waiting to get in at 1pm.