Point No Point Repair
Efforts to restore and improve the shoreline at Point No Point Park following the damage sustained during the 2022/2023 winter storms continue. This multi-phase project is designed to repair the beach and infrastructure while enhancing shoreline resilience for future conditions. Phase 1 – Repairs Completed Phase 1 of the project was completed in 2023 and included importing sand and rock materials to restore the north beach to pre-storm elevations. Phase 2 – Improvements Underway. Phase 2 of the beach and shoreline repairs is scheduled to
begin the last week of August and continue through November 2025. This work
will include: - Repairs to the main parking lot
- Reconstruction of the rock revetment wall in
front of the lighthouse
- Elevation improvements to the beach
- Planting native vegetation to stabilize the
north beach and enhance long-term resiliency
While Point No Point County Park will remain open to
visitors, including over Labor Day weekend, vehicle access will be closed
throughout construction to ensure public safety and allow work to proceed
efficiently. During this time, construction materials, equipment, and
operations will be staged within Point No Point County Park. For your safety and that of the construction crews, please
use extra caution when traveling near the park and staging zone. While most
work will occur during regular hours, occasional evening activity may be
necessary to maintain the project schedule, which could result in increased
noise.
The main entrance road and parking lot at Point No Point Park remain closed. - Alternative access is available: - WDFW parking lot (OPEN) - Small overflow lot near WDFW lot – 880 ft. (0.15 mi.) walk via paved road - Trailhead at Thors Road – 2,500 ft. (0.5 mi.) walk via dirt trail to the beach stairs
We ask all visitors to respect nearby private property: - Do not stop or loiter on private tidelands - Stay within public access areas - Use caution as vehicles may be entering or exiting the area
We greatly appreciate your support and cooperation as we work alongside local, state, and federal partners to restore this valued shoreline park.
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