We spent the weekend camping at Grayland State Beach Park on the Pacific Ocean. The state park is located on Grays Harbor on Washington State's west coast - south of Ocean Shores but north of Long Beach for those who grew up going to the Washington Coast beaches.
Going to the beach in Washington isn't a tropical experience - in fact it's pretty hit or miss. We had about 1 luxurious hour of sunshine on Saturday that I spent napping and reading a book in - was pretty nice. But fortunately it wasn't too wet so I can't complain. We stayed warm in layers (I wore thermal underwear in August), coffee and hot chocolate and blankets too next to the fire!
Our campsite was 10 feet away from the beach access. One of my favorite things was going for a run barefoot on the beach with my friend. At one point we actually ended up running in the ocean - which I don't recommend due to the sudden drop offs - it was pretty funny at the time.
Camping at the beach gave us a lot of extra fun activities to do right outside our tent flap. Here's a photo experience of what we did.
Things to Do at the Beach
Take 100 cool sunlight through the cloud photos:
Play with your food:
Take fun jumping photos until you get a cool matrix pose like this one:
Work your beach camping fashion:
Play in the sand:
Play with the puppies (or your friends anyways):
Bring and play lots of games:
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