Sneeoosh Beach

Ok, yes, there is a little bit of parking and access to a pebble/rocky beach, but the muddy low tide will keep most activities to a minimum. Kayaking can be done to go around Hope island or Deadman Island, etc., but winds can blow hard and the near/far shore is quite shallow.

Great beach at high tide, pretty muddy at low tide.

Beautiful beach. Amazing driftwood and great shadows for a photographer if you have a professional camera. If you go recommend bringing a little bag to pick up any trash you find that happens to wash up onshore to help keep it clean.

Great beach for relaxing and climbing around a lot of driftwood. Great for kayaking around.

Cute little beach front. Very thoughtful and considerate of them to provide 🗑🚮garbage cans for there to be less litter. 🚯♻🚮🗑

Our granddaughters first time at the ocean. She was so excited. Nice quiet beach

Great little beach spot to take the kids shell hunting and walk on logs. Also great spot for cold plunging!

Small walk on a gravel road to a small gravel beach. Plenty of sea shells and wildlife! Avoid walking on any plants to prevent killing anything.

Beautiful beach!! Great for walking, sitting, and exploring. Not good at low tide for getting boats in and out! That kind of mud you just stick to.

This is a really lovely beach, perfect for kayaking, boating, or just walking. It's rocky, so don't expect to be making sand castles, but the driftwood can be just as exciting to mess around with.

Sadly, it is a private beach, there's limited parking, and some, but not all, of the homeowners in the area are rather militant about enforcing private property.

I almost want to give another star because an entire sailboat washed up on the beach one time, that was pretty darn cool.

Sneeoosh Beach is not a tourist destination. The city of La Conner is a tourist place