The site is accessible via East Bay Road and a parking lot is located in this area. Erosion of the bluff results in small fans of clay intermixed with the beach materials. There are also a significant number of large erratics just lakeward of the waterline. Bluff composition is again a sandy clay with a large amount of suspended cobbles and boulders, although the material appears to have a higher clay content than at McIntyre Bluff.
Minimal vegetation is present on the steep bluff face.
Further west the bluff becomes vegetated and curves toward a headland. The area of the State Park is undeveloped and is likely to remain so given the obvious erosion hazard. Data Availability Unknown. It was recommended that this site be combined with the Crescent Beach area of the Sodus Bay study site to form one larger detailed study site for FEPS modelling activities. Currently, there are issues related to the flooding and erosion hazards for development along Crescent Beach and also the potential impact of protecting the adjacent bluff shoreline on the future stability of Crescent Beach.