Continent
North America
Country
Washington (USA)
Next Big City
Seattle
Next Town
Mukilteo
 
Type:
Ocean, Island, Lagoon
Rider Ability:
Beginner, Intermediate, Expert
Features:
Shower, Toilet, Parking

Water

Type:
Shallow, Flat, Chop, Small wave
Hazards:
Animals, Rocks, Stones, Shells
Quality:
Clean
Best Tide:
Low tide

Flat to choppy water. Deeper water during high tide, shallow before and after. When there is a strong outgoing tide some nice waves can build up as the wind blows opposite of the current and the water is shallow. Low tide makes ideal Skim Boarding conditions.

Beach

Type:
Sand, Stones
Size:
Tidal
Hazards:
Other
Beach Users:
None

There is a sand spit for launching and if the tide is low there is plenty of beach. Can be driftwood on the ground.

Weather

Spring:
Normal, Thick
Summer:
Shorts, Shorty
Fall:
Normal, Thick
Winter:
Thick

4/3 wetsuit late spring, shorty to board shorts in late June through July and August. Water temp 50°F late spring to upper 60's°F in August (tide will effect this more than in Gorge). Air temps 50's to 70°F in spring and 70's to 90's°F in summer.

Wind

Best Months:
January, February, March, October, November, December
Wind Type:
Frontal
Best Direction:
SE, SSE, S, SSW, SW
Main Direction:
No information

It is known as a high wind big swell location for windsurfing. However there are plenty of days when the winds are less than 30 and it's a perfectly good kiting location. It's more of an intermediate to advanced location due to the onshore to sideonshore winds. If the wind is out of the West enough it could work for beginners. Prime wind direction is South to Southwest.



How to get there

Transport
Car
Access
Short walk

Tacoma Aiport. Take the Mukilteo-Clinton Ferry to the South end of Whidbey Island. From the ferry dock, take 525 (main road) pass both Bayview Rd. and Useless Bay Rd, next left at Doublebluff Rd., then straight to the park at the end.

Extra information

Rules
None

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Nightlife

No information