double bluff county park
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I have been to Whidbey Island in the past but had never visited the Double Bluff State Park. The tide was out so it was a great time to take a beach walk. It is a great place if you like to collect shells. I highly recommend a visit.
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A beautiful walking, sunning, playing beach that is dog friendly! Easy to find and ample parking, though at busy times some may have to park on the street...Off leash dog area is to the right of the main park/play area...
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Local advice led us to this south Whidby dog friendly state park. Warm afternoon at west end of Useless bay, tide way out, shellfish diggers descending ...dog loving help dig! Good handicap access (walker) and picnic table too. Off leash where it's important ...beach tidal area. Limited onsite parking, with a lot of cars parking on roadside just outside park entrance.
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I love this beach and go there whenever I can. You can walk for at least an hour or two along the beach with bluffs on one side and ocean on the other. Obviously, its best when the tide is out, so check a tide chart when heading out.
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Great place to spend an afternoon. Dog friendly, South facing, nice sand. The parking lot is small, so go early or prepare to park on the road and walk.
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We love to come to Whidbey and hit Double Bluff beach for hours of fun. The kids love it here - when they were young they dug moats and castles and now that they are grown they love to walk the beach, search tide pools and climb the cliffs. It is a much sandier beach than most. Puget Sound beaches with not as much harsh rocks. I love to kick off my sandals and walk in the sand. I love to walk and walk to other side of bluff (but be mindful of tide chart or you'll get stuck and not able to get back when tide comes in!) I then sit back in my beach chair and soak the beautiful view and share a picnic with the family. I also like how this is a bit of a protected cove so it is not as windy as many of the other beaches. It usually has a nice breeze but not so strong and cold as most of rest of beaches on Island.
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Beautiful views of the water traffic. A great place to go for a beach walk, especially when the tide is out. Great to bring the kids and dogs. The down side, in the summer get there early the parking gets filled up fast!
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We walked way down the beach and let our dog run free....he loved it! You can see the Olympics and even Mt. Rainier! It was a clear sunny day and we enjoyed our time there. Great place to kayak....lots of folks going out on the water.
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Such a beautiful spot. Walk to the end of the beach to the bluffs. They are clay cliffs. You can take your dog off leash further down..... But make sure you pick up after your puppy!! We love taking our schnauzer there for a run.
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You could not ask for a better off-leash dog beach! We took our Lab at low tide and he was able to run and swim with abandon. The other dogs we encountered were friendly, as were their owners. The beach is clean and safe.The scenery here is magnificent and the beach is loaded with driftwood. As other reviewers have commented the parking lot is extremely small so plan accordingly for week days and low season.