There are stretches of sandy beach at the park for sunbathing or searching for treasures, and the cold river waters are refreshing for wading or swimming on a hot summer day. Beware of tricky currents. There are electrical hookups but no water. For additional information, call 577-3030. It offers fishing, picnicking, boating and beachcombing.
Visitors can also sit and watch the river traffic from long stretches of sandy beach.
The park also includes tennis and basketball courts, a baseball field, walking paths and a large playfield. There are 35 campsites. For information on reserving a campsite at the facility, contact park manager Steve McClain at 795-8605 or write to P.O. Box 220, Skamokawa, Wash. 98647. The long stretch of sandy beach is also great for sunbathers, beach volleyball enthusiasts or treasure hunters. Travel another quarter-mile and turn right onto Laurel Beach Road, and follow signs to the parking lot.