Nice to place to relax, near great coffee the waterfront and local food businesses!!!!read more

Very pretty garden! It's a quick walk through but there were tables inside if you wanted to sit and…read moreenjoy the scenery! The leaves on the Japanese maples are very pretty right now for fall!

I was staying on the peninsula for work. However, I had the later shift, so I had time to explore…read moreduring the day. Searching for waterfalls with easy access, I found Rocky Brook Falls! A few minutes drive off of 101 in Brinnon, WA you'll find Rocky Brook Falls. Across the street are a few parking spots, but beware that side is private property and there are a bunch of no trespassing signs. The entrance to the trail was not obvious to me. So I took some photos showing the path. But it's a short walk to the falls, which by the way, was a lot larger than I thought it would be! You will have to climb over some boulders to access the pool at the base of the falls, so just be aware of that. I came on a summer weekday, so there was only another couple with their dog there. You practically had the place to yourself! It has been one of the dryer summers, so I imagine after a good rainfall, the falls would be roaring and serene. Also note, there are no bathroom facilities and no cell service in the immediate area.

The location was closed. Private property everywhere, so you cannot even get a glimpse. U can hear…read morethe waterfall, but not the same. No hiking trails within walking distance, so u have to drive elsewhere if you want to still hike. What a waste :/

This is a very small park with a couple of shaded picnic tables, a play structure and a restroom…read moreand doggie poop bag station, limited parking and that's it. It's a very small footprint for the park itself, but go down one path and it opens up to a nice sized shoreline. There are signs saying that you can't do any shellfish harvesting, so don't come with your clam digging equipment, but it's a nice place to walk along the water. I came on a gray day, so it was damp and cold, but this place is probably really nice during the winter. There are also signs that you can't shoot off fireworks, so be good. Even though you're near the water, it would be a bear to get fire trucks into the park if a fire broke out.

Cute little water front park. Great to take a stop at and relax with some food or bring the small…read morehumans to play on the jungle gym.

No bathrooms here except one honey bucket. I'd suggest going to the restroom before you come here…read moreso you don't have to use that facility (yuck). The area is very beautiful where you see the lake and also green grass on the side. When you walk onto the beach, there are so many oyster shells that have been chucked to the side. The beach in itself is kind of smelly so be prepared for it to smell kind of unpleasant. You need to wear big boots that pass your ankle because when you go into the mud, your foot can get trapped. The texture of the mud is kind of like a clay so when you sink your foot in, you might get stuck. This happened to me several of times. The Manila clams are a good size and really easy to get. You need to bring gardening shovels and lots of plastic bags/water and hand sanitizer. It gets pretty messy digging from clams here.

Lots of clams to dig up during low tide. Look for the air holes. Really muddy here, bring boots…read moreand garbage bags. Need some small gardening tools like hoes, rakes or mini shovels. The clams are really muddy with only muddy water to clean them. Watch out for clams that are empty with mud inside or with holes in the shells. Oysters are here too, they are not very plentiful and not worth going here for. You should go to Belfair to get oysters.

This place is a hidden gem! It has a very isolated feeling to it. The falls flow steadily into a…read morebeautiful oasis of crystal clear water that outlets into a peaceful creek. The hike to the falls is less than a mile from the trailhead with a 200ft elevation gain. Bringing your whole family to appreciate its beauty shouldn't be much of an issue. I'm almost hesitant to write this review based on some of the disrespect I've seen for the nature in surrounding areas ie; Trash left behind by visitors and people engraving their Initials and other things on the trees/earth. Im hoping my review brings people to want to visit this great spot that our national parks/Forests have to offer! Map: Green Trails Grisdale No. 198 GPS GRID: N 47 21.227 W 123 33.912 Directions: - travel north on Forrest Road 22 "Wynoochee Road" -Turn right on Forrest Road 23 and take for 17 miles - the trailhead sign "spoon creek falls" will be on your right. PLEASE Practice "LEAVE NO TRACE"

Great place to clear your mind with all the beautiful natural landscape. I would recommend wearing…read morea long sleeve/pants while doing the hike down due to overgrown bushes and maybe water shoes. Today I didn't get my feet wet but previously we went during rainy times and we had to cross path in water to reach the waterfall. Kinda hard to find since not a lot of signs but my phone navigation got me there. Not much or no cell service. So if needed print it out. Just past the entrance to the waterfall is a fire pit area for possible day camp. Today someone had a tent in this location.Beautiful waterfall with such clear water. Very peaceful and quite.

Came up from Olympia (approx 1 hr drive). Road is mostly paved or good gravel. Arrived at 10:30 to…read morestaircase with plenty of parking. Pit toilets at the main lot, 2-2.25 mile trail for staircase rapids loop - very kid friendly and a good distance for 4-6 yr olds (or younger with parent help). Kids liked throwing rocks in the stream after and relaxing by the water. Interesting trail post fire scenery. Rangers around if you have any questions.

Information on documents from September 2024…read more Beautiful location. Great for people of all ages.

My family loves this park. Want to get a tan? Lie out on a towel on the beach. Want a place for the…read morekids to burn off some energy? There's two playgrounds. Want to have a family event and BBQ? Bring your own grill or use their grills or covered tables. Need a place to take a nap? There's plenty of grass and trees. There are bathrooms, there is a spray off area, there is basically everything you need to have a great time. Parking is $5.00 for non-residents and there are train tracks where trains come by frequently on certain days. It is not a Cali beach so expect more rocks than sands Other than that, this is a great place with fun for any type of day you are trying to have. Oh and there are lots of crabs and small fish to look at. We spent a day catching and releasing some of the crabs. There were quite a few different varieties. It was so much fun!

Nice beachfront. Parking can be tight in warm months and securing covered bar-b-Que....get there…read moreearly. Please don't play loud music in car or waterfront. Lots of folks go there to relax and enjoy sound of beach water but most times others just intrude on your space w their sounds of music they want. Why can't natural settings be just that.

Gorgeous location! On waterfront of the Hood Canal waters and apparently a spot to get oysters. See…read morephotos of all the shells. I was here for a day visit, NOT camping, lol, so my review is focused on this park's day use areas. Parking was extremely limited in my opinion. Maybe there is another parking lot across the street (?). I read about an overflow lot in another review but on my visit it was fairly empty so I was able to park in the main lot. The regular bathrooms are closed and they have portable bathrooms available. This park has limited to no shady areas. A few picnic tables under a forested area but not sure if they were camp sites. Walking on the shoreline was amazing! So peaceful and relaxing and I was able to put my feet in the water. It was so cold! I also took the opportunity to sit at a bench and "ground" myself in the grass. Super gorgeous and felt amazing to be here. The Hood Canal waters are stunning. Get out there and enjoy life! SYOY!

The campsites design is terrible. Roots under tent spots make use difficult. In my visit in August…read more2025, I saw the campgrounds empty despite the website showing all sites as booked. Then, rangers tried to frame me for stealing the toilet paper in the night. I had brought my own, so was not without.

Mason County Recreation Area boasts half a dozen ballfields and a number of soccer fields. A couple…read moreof the diamonds have sports turf while others are dirt. Token operated batting cages for baseball, fast pitch and slow pitch are located between fields. Bathrooms are limited to one for men and one for women. The line for the women's room looked brutally long. No honey buckets noted. A small playground is nearby. No concession stand seen but a taco truck was on site. The main parking lot is medium sized. There is an overflow lot just outside the main entrance. It offers more parking than the main lot but you'll have to hoof it a bit further. Overall the place is spacious. Lots of shade to be found away from the fields in tall timber for those few hot and sunny days. Bring folding chairs and a pop up canopy. Bleacher seating fills up fast.

What a gorgeous spot! Unfortunately, the day use area is currently closed and there was a stinky…read moresmell coming from the restroom building. I believe this park is stunning though and maybe if I was camping it would be a different review. Me camping? LOL, I don't think so. The day use area is actually closed from July 6 to Late August. Check the NPS website for exact dates. I just couldn't help myself and wanted to see the park. A discovery pass is required. I look forward to visiting this park again when the day use area is finished. From the looks of it they are doing some major upgrades. SYOY!

Lovely beach with a swimming area and great views. Dog friendly hike along the stream.read more