Mystery Bay State Park

"Great little secluded park. You can bring a boat and use the boat ramp or paddleboard and kayak. Limited parking, which is fine given the size of the beach area."

"We launch our boat here every year over the Fourth of July! Nice dock to be able to walk to your vessel instead of having to wade through the water. Plenty of parking for trucks and boat trailer and have never had an issue with anyone messing with vehicle or equipment. The bathroom are always open and very clean. They also keep the toilet paper stocked and sanitizer available right by the door to use on your way out. Mystery has plenty of beach area to get your feet wet as long as it’s not high. My kiddos love jumping off the dock into the water every year and mystery is my daughters favorite spot to swim! We have even taken our kayaks out in the bay which is very calm water and perfect if you are just learning to paddle. Best part of course are the crab that are caught! Amenities Include -Boat launch $7 per day to launch -Mooring available $ depend on boat size -Picnic tables -Bathroom (2) -Parking -discovery pass required, $35 for one year -dock -swimming area -pet friendly"

"A cute little park with a dock leading to public moorage, a boat launch, and a small beach (which ends on each end in private property). The beach is Rocky and has lost of barnacle covered rocks and shells, so barefoot is risky. Small grass area and a few picnic tables. Decent parking - bring your Discover Pass (Washington state parks pass, $30/year) or pay for parking at $10/day. If you don't have a pass and want one, they are available at the Fort Flagler offices or from shops in town."

"Been coming here for over 5 years. Friendly people, great dock and moorage, the launch is a little shallow but haven't had a real problem!"

"This is a marine state park, so unless you're water bound, there isn't much else to do here. Still worth a stop if you're in the area. There's a bench with a fire pit near it. This would be a good spot to relax and take in the views of the many boats."