Further north along the road, Pacific County's Morehead Park is dedicated to youth activities, and is available for rental by groups. The park has heated cabins, shower facilities, bay access and a rustic main lodge. Walk along the community's main street and view homes that date back to 1863. A pamphlet is available in the old church outlining a walking tour of the town's historic buildings, including an old one-room schoolhouse now used for meetings and receptions. Leadbetter Park Three miles north of Oysterville is Leadbetter Point State Park.
Hiking trails weave through the woods and over the dunes.
You can view wildlife, or enjoy a picnic at one of the benches near the parking lot. On the east end of the park, you can view the mouth of the bay. Looking north beyond Grassy Island, you'll see the town of Tokeland in the distance. West, over the dunes, hardy hikers with a good sense of direction can reach the northernmost beach on the Peninsula, and find enjoy some great beachcombing. Hikers may encounter some flooding along the paths between October and May, when the coastal rains are heaviest.