This is the community club for anyone that owns property in the town. There is a small gym, indoor…read morepool and jacuzzi, billards room, lounge room and some conference rooms to use. There use to be a cafe, but it's been closed. They don't have modern tech to sign-in your membership card so you have to show a physical card to someone at the front desk to use anything. You may bring guests with you at $1 a guest. They have a printed schedule - nothing digital/online - that shows the activities planned on a monthly basis. It is a requirement or they will lien your property to pay an annual fee, something that was not explained to me by the agents nor escrow. Something to be aware of and consider before buying property here. It doesn't matter if you use it or not.

Nice club! Friendly front desk staff. We did ask that the no perfume signs be reposted as they were…read morebefore the pandemic and the remodel. We were met with ridicule and refusal by management. The management should be aware that some some people cannot breathe with thick perfume in the air. The club needs some clear policies and a continued effort to keep it clean. I think that the public health department would agree.

The water is calmer and not quite as cold. Lots of shells and sand dollars and shore birds. People…read morebuild these giant structure out of wood. Great place for children to swim and play in the sand. There is a giant FAA building there. Be prepared for a long hike to the beach. You need the State Parks Pass. Lots of deer

Over that last 3 years I've watched the quality of this course decline rapidly…read more It's the middle of growing season and there's currently 4 temp greens and has been since February. Even the greens that aren't temp greens are still bumpy full of disease and half of it is dead. Driving range far net is broken so don't bother hitting any woods or driver unless you wanna hit people on tee box for hole 17. Used to be taken care of and enjoyable. Now it's just a waste of money. I'm sure mid summer the fairways will be brown and the greens will be looking like the salt flats in Utah. Per usual.

Awesome staff,great greens,I played like crap but still had a good time.Brand new cart and again…read moregreat greens.They even have beers and a driving range

I was a little apprehensive at first glance but this trail/boardwalk was a shady and avian delight!…read more Park along the road before the gate. Walk about 8 minutes on a newly paved ashfalt road along side the airplane hangers. Eventually you find the chiseled wooden sign inviting you in. A beautiful and pleasant board walk for about 15 minutes which loops back. No restrooms or water fountains. Well maintained walk with lots of birds singing and flying above you.

The Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge is a hidden harbor gem. Accessed by way of Bowerman Field…read more(a small airport in Hoquiam), look for the information kiosk at the end of the airport road. There is limited parking available. From there, follow the paved road past the row of hangers until you come to the sign for Sandpiper Trail. From this point, you will be on an elevated boardwalk trail. You will pass through and be able to view multiple habitats along the way: Estuaries, open salt water, saltmarsh and mudflats. Take caution during the Fall and Winter due to slippery conditions when wet leaves cover the boardwalk! This is a "rest stop" for thousands of migratory birds. Some traveling from as far south as Argentina and some traveling as far north as the Artic. There are four major staging areas for shorebirds in North America and this is one of them. While you'll find the greatest concentration of migratory birds during the Spring, the refuge is worth visiting year round. The trail is surrounded by mostly Alder, Cottonwood & Willows and the dense thickets provide ample refuge for the birds. This is a great trail for all ages and capabilities with several places to stop, rest on benches & take in the beauty of the refuge.

This park is far removed from most of everything and wifi is spotty, so I'm glad I found this…read moreplace. Looks like nothing but a sign in the forest when you come to the end of the road. Getting out and walking the trail shows a sandy beach with tall grass. I was one of three people here. It was eerily quiet. Being a state park, a Discovery Park pass or $10 fee is required to park here. Crabbing and fishing are permitted. Giant trees covered in moss and lichen.

Wandered into the park looking to find the peninsula point and an easier walk with our 2 small…read moredogs. We were so lucky to meet a couple of trail stewards in the uppermost parking lot who advised us how to pay (pay in advance online, write the confirmation code, and place on your dash) as there is no machine on site. They also made sure we knew which areas the dogs were allowed in (everything south of the wildlife refuge) and which they are not (wildlife refuge itself). And walked with us for the first part of the Dune Loop trail along the bay beach. Much appreciated as the trail on the beach can be a bit difficult during the higher parts of a tide. We saw about 15 eagles flying together all enjoying the clear day and thermals, so many amazing trees with gorgeous moss and ferns, and yes even in end of February...a couple of garter snakes. It's a fairly easy hike in terms of elevation but I will say you need to be surefooted along the beach for sure but also through the forest as the trail has many roots and pinecones. It was easy enough that our dogs were able to do the full 2.8 mile loop without needing to be toted. Overall it's worth spending a morning or afternoon exploring, especially on the bay side. The sound of the ocean and trees are the only 'noise' and the traffic seemed to just be a couple of other folks and a lot of sandpipers.

Friendly staff and a golf course that's got lots of trees on the front and a links style on the…read moreback.

Pro shop was friendly and makes me come back to play again:)…read more Course was great, I will recommend :)

A great place to walk and ponder your thoughts. Clean and clear walking paths and a lot of company…read moreto guide your way

Sadly, after 12 years (Jenna's review) nothing has changed. This is a gem of a park right in…read moreAberdeen. I sure wish the trail could be rehabilitated.

Needs updated equipment badly! Where do they put all the membership money? No one was there when I…read morewent in to tour.

There's never a ton of people there which makes it nice because you can actually use and access a…read morewide variety of equipment, Super duper friendly people!