Grayland Beach State Park is a public recreation area on Washington’s Pacific coast at the southern edge of Grayland. Covering 581 acres beside the ocean, it is managed as a Washington state park and known for its broad shoreline and easy access to outdoor recreation. Camping is a principal use, and visitors also hike, fish, dig for clams, and beachcomb along this stretch of coast. The park serves both day users and overnight guests, preserving part of Washington’s oceanfront while providing access to the beach and surrounding landscape.