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HARVEST PROFILE:
There are native littleneck clams,
butter clams, Manila clams
and cockles
available at Mystery Bay State Park.
WDFW has seeded oysters at Mystery Bay State Park just south of the boat ramp.
It is an excellent oyster beach.
DIRECTIONS TO SITE:
To reach the site from the west on Highway 104 take the Chimacum/Port Townsend/Quilcene exit
and turn left onto Center Road. Travel north for about 10 miles to Chimacum.
Go straight through the four-way stop and continue about two miles to Port Hadlock.
Turn right onto Oak Bay Road and proceed for one mile to Flagler Road. There is a sign at this
intersection for Fort Flagler State Park. Take a left and continue across the Indian Island
bridge and proceed another five miles to Mystery Bay Sate Park. The park will be on the
left side of the road. The entrance is well marked.
To reach the site from the east on Highway 104 from the Hood
Canal Bridge take the Port Townsend/Port Ludlow exit (a right turn) and travel north on
Beaver Valley Road (Highway 19) for about seven miles to Chimacum. Take a right at the four-way stop and
continue about two miles to Port Hadlock. Turn right at the four-way stop onto Oak Bay road and proceed for one mile to Flagler Road. There is a sign at this
intersection for Fort Flagler State Park. Take a left onto Flagler Road and continue across the Indian Island
bridge for another five miles to Mystery Bay Sate Park. The park will be on the
left side of the road. The entrance is well marked.
FACILITIES:
There is a pit tiolet, picnic tables, boat ramp and dock at Mystery Bay State Park.
Click here for aerial photos of the beach and surrounding area.
(Note: beach boundaries not shown)
To return to the Beach Map Page, click on Shellfish Regulations at the top of this page.
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Please check the Fishing and Shellfishing Regulations for latest information on closures or emergency updates.