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Sequim Bay State Park offers a year-round respite for the weary. Along with a beautiful stretch of coastline the park also has a number of hiker-biker campsites designated for those that walk or ride in.

Carrie Blake Park is a popular public park in Sequim, Washington. There are a couple small ponds on the property along with a bunch of different recreational amenities. This serves as a great spot to start a bike ride.

The narrow, 5-mile stretch of beach out to the lighthouse is populated by a wide variety of coastal birds. Be sure to check the tides before starting your trek to the lighthouse! The spit can become impassable during particularly high tides.

Carrie Blake Park, once a big farm owned by the Blake family, is now a lovely 52-acre park on the east side of Sequim. This park has it all - places for picnics, a special spot for dogs to run and play, two playgrounds, a pretty Japanese garden, three calm ponds, courts for games like pickleball and tennis, soccer and softball fields, a place for skateboarding, a big area for events, a place to show how we can save water, and, best of all, nice walking paths.

Sequim Bay State Park offers year-round camping on 92 acres of saltwater coastline. It's located in the Sequim "rain shadow," known for its low rainfall. Great place to stop for a break!

At this spot, you'll come across a big bridge over the Dungeness River. It's a beautiful river that starts near Mount Constance in the Olympic Mountains and flows through the Buckhorn Wilderness, by the town of Sequim, and into Dungeness Bay. Enjoy the view!

The historic lighthouse has been operating continuously since 14 December 1857. Nowadays, volunteer keepers stay for a week at a time. Visit between the hours of 9 am and 5pm for museum entrance and guided tours of the lighthouse.