This low key state park has something for everyone. Bring your kayak or tube to float in the water. Bring your beach chair and take a short walk to several different rock beach areas. Water very clean. 3 mile loop hiking trail is mostly paved and some through the woods. Mostly along ocean. Playground and picnic tables and even a small science center. Great spot to explore or relax.

Took my grand kids and other family members here several times this summer. We booked on parking online as requested and paid our fees. No problems. Easy check-in and great fishing along the sandy beach. We arrived early in the mornings and staked out our picnic area and started to fish. By 2PM, boaters started to arrive at the beach and basically took over areas of the beach. Now mind you, they didn't pay and there are no dogs allowed, but they brought them ashore anyway. One of the dogs started chasing my grandson! The boaters pulled up within 4 ft of me. At the end of the afternoon, there was 8 boats, 4 dogs and about 20 adults...all from the boaters. Rude and did not not care if they went over your fishing line. There is no policing of the beach! So be ware of the village idiots that come a shore!

Very nice park. Visited in October. Science Center was closed but we were not intending to go anyway. $4 per person to enter, plenty of free parking. Playground for children was closed - unclear why. Many trails for hiking, level terrain mostly at or near ocean's edge. A few historical markers explain some history.