Boaters should be aware that at some marine parks, moorage fees are charged from 3 p.m. to 8 a.m. There are eight mooring buoys and 304 feet of dock moorage, rest rooms with showers, drinking water and lots of camping and picnic sites. At sunset, take your tea outside and watch the skies. It's not unusual to see a bald eagle or two flying overhead. Together they have 11 mooring buoys.
Beaches are excellent for swimming and picnicking and the park has drinking water and rest rooms.
Cutts is just a dinghy ride away and is fun to explore, especially when low tide exposes the long, sandy spit. Beaches at Kopachuck State Park are closed to shellfishing, Cutts Island beaches are open. On the other side of McNeil Island, between McNeil and Anderson Island, is a tiny jewel of a park, Eagle Island State Park. Although it has no camping and no facilities on shore, there are 3 mooring buoys. When the waters are choppy, the moorage can get a little rough, but the scenery is lovely.