Schoolhouse Beach Park, Washington

"It's a really nice beach, clear water and unique rocks made of limestone apparently. I would've loved to have a swim in the water but maybe next time. Quite a few spiders hiding in the rocks but it's nature."

"Unique beach of round and flat limestones. Perfect for skipping. Small park which fills up quickly. Many parking areas, picnic tables and benches."

"One of the highlights of our Washington Island visit. We made a stop on a Saturday in June and encountered a decent amount of visitors, but this clear, smooth-stoned beach is a must visit location if you come to the island. There seemed to be ample parking, and while we weren't there to picnic, there seemed to be plenty of places to sit and enjoy the space. Do not come expecting to take some of the rocks home. Rock hounding is highly discouraged and violators face a hefty $250 fine."

"We took an atv here. I love the shaded area with the trees you can walk under and through, making this natural canopy. The beach is all rocks right? You know that. But just remember. It's ALL rocks. There's no sand. Not even gravel to rest your feet once you get past that tree line. With bare feet, it hurts. And they get hot. So bring swim shoes. Not even flip flops. You'll have a hard time keeping them on. Some people just resort to wearing shoes in the water. And of course some just grin and bare it while they fumble around. Just bring the swim shoes. Oh and there's a lot of rock throwing. Imagine that."

"What an amazing hidden beach! Local bartender suggested it, and it was the best stop on the island. The clearest water, and most beautiful beach I've ever seen. Gets deep fast, but water is so clear you can see the bottom even when it gets 15-20ft deep. Crystal clear and beautiful white stone beach. I can't say enough to describe how beautiful this beach was."