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Westport Light State Park
 Location
Approximately 22 miles southwest of Aberdeen immediately west of the town of Westport on State Route 105.
Acreage
212.18 acres and 3,397 feet of ocean frontage.
Acquired
The park was acquired in two parcels primarily from the Federal Government; the first in 1971 and the last in 1975, for a total cost of $29,000.
Historical Background
The park is named for the historical (1898) lighthouse located on Coast Guard land adjacent to the park. The lighthouse was built as a navigational aide for Point Chehalis at the south entrance to Grays Harbor.
Facilities
Fifteen picnic sites, comfort station, residence, and 60car parking lot.
Activities
Picnicking, fishing, clamming, horseback riding, kite flying, surfing, scuba diving, and beachcombing.
Courtesy of Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
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