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HARVEST PROFILE:
This beach is mostly sandy substrate and littleneck clam habitat is limited.
There is a small patch of mixed sand and gravel near the west end of the beach that may have
some native littleneck clams and
Manila clams, but they are probably not abundant.
There are some butter clams and horse clams available on the sandy
areas of this beach.
There are some oysters available on this beach. DIRECTIONS TO SITE:
From SR 16 (either north or south bound), take the Rosedale Exit at Gig Harbor
and travel west on Rosedale Street NW for about 2.5 miles to Ray Nash Drive NW.
Take a left. Continue for about 0.6 miles to Kopachuck Drive NW.
Take a right and continue for about 1.6 miles to Kopachuck State Park.
FACILITIES:
Kopachuck State Park offers camping, picnic areas, restrooms, kitchen shelters, hiking and fire circles.
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(Note: beach boundaries not shown)
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