The site was abandoned by the Union Oil company several years ago. The rows and rows of pilings are covered with barnacles, anemone, tube worms, and other life typical of pilings. On the bottom, covered with broken shells, are a number of crabs, stars, Painted Greenlings, Sailfin Sculpins, and at night, Ratfish are attracted by you lights. Down the slope from the dock, divers occasionally see an octopus or wolf eel, however, there really isn't much to see once you get away from the pilings. If you take your time and explore, you can easily spend an entire dive in the pilings, enjoying the great variety of life.
Currents can be a problem here, so diving near slack or on a small exchange is recommended.
Access is easy, enter at the Car-Top boat launch, and swim out to the end of the dock.