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1.5 mi round-trip, 100 ft gain. Gets close to a small light station on a rocky cove.
An interpretive center that explains the story of the Civilian Conservation Corps throughout Washington state. The center was originally a bathhouse built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930s. Near the center is a CCC honor statue, which can be found in 30 U.S. states.
A story pole that depicts the story of Ko-Kwal-alwoot, a culturally important story of the Samish Indian Nation.
The place to catch an Interpretive program, evening concert, or host an event. This facility was constructed in 2017 using materials from around the park.
A long, gravelly shoreline with views of the Olympic Mountains, the San Juan Islands, and even Victoria on a clear day.
A 1 mi gravelly shoreline with views of the Deception Pass Bridge. There are two CCC picnic shelters at the eastern end of the beach.
A sand and rock beach at the north end of the calm bay.