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To get to Salt Creek County Park, head
west from Port Angeles on US 101 until you come to the intersection of
SR 112. Turn right on SR 112 and head west towards
Joyce. Watch for the park signs and make a right turn on
Camp Hayden Road. Follow this until you come to the park entrance. |
| After entering the park, follow the
road to the left to the camping area on the bluffs overlooking the
Strait of Juan de Fuca. There are stairs leading down the bluffs to the
intertidal area. |
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This group got wet on their
return. Always check the tide before going out
on the rocks at Tongue Point. Remember that it can be dangerous
getting back up the bluffs if you are caught at an incoming tide.
When near the water’s edge, always be on the lookout for floating
logs. |
| Salt Creek County Park is a marine
preserve so it is illegal to collect or disturb any marine
life unless you are a Black Oyster Catcher. Enjoy nature in the wild. |
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