Cline Spit County Park — Attraction in Washington

Beautiful small beach park with a parking lot and a bathroom. It is bordered by a beachy wild preserve area, so there is some water fowl viewing here on occasion. Parking is right on the beach, so it's a good place to go and park and sit in your car and just hang out and look at stuff! Good to look at the water and people watch. Also good for dark evening viewing of celestial events like meteor showers, eclipses, and Northern Lights, (when applicable). Also great to grab your your girl and come watch the sunset! Also has a great view of the Dungeness Spit and the Dungeness Lighthouse, and you can see all the way across the Strait of Juan de Fuca to Canada! It has a boat launch, popular amongst the locals for small boats. It's fun to sit and watch people come and go and launch their small boats, and often when they come back and pull them out of the water, you can see their full crab traps, or whatever they were fishing for. Good place to watch wind surfers too! It's not uncommon to come here on a nice day, and there'll often be several wind surfers out here having fun in the water! There is a small sandy beach, with some drift wood and large boulders to climb around on. Good for some light beach combing, or bring the kids and splash around a lil! The beach is protected, and the water is always pretty calm here. I often come here on a sunny day and eat lunch in my car. Always a nice pleasant time, with happy people and a...

There isn't much here but a vault toilet and a boat launch but you can easily launch small watercraft here with no fee. The bay is protected by Dungeness spit so it is a little less windy and wavy than surrounding areas. You can dig clams here as well. I have dug many limits of littleneck and manilla clams here. You can also dig a little deeper for horse and butter clams.

This it one great spot to watch the sunset also. You can birdwatch or snap photos of the Dungeness Lighthouse in the distance with Mt. Baker on...

The moment we pulled down there(mind you first time visiting this beach) some one called the cops on me for my child being on the beach. My child was yelling or screaming or carrying on. He simply walked down to the water and back up to my truck. Whoever called me in called and said mt child was unbuckled when I arrived. I drive a single cab Ford Ranger. Clearly you could tell my 7 year old was most definitely seatbelted in....