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Deception Pass State Park sits at the northern tip of Whidbey Island where a narrow saltwater channel cuts beneath one of Washington's most dramatic highway bridges. Tide pools, sandy beaches, old-growth forest, and short trails that even preschoolers can finish make it the Pacific Northwest's best all-in-one family park.
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Ecola State Park sits on a dramatic stretch of the northern Oregon coast where old-growth forest meets sea stacks, crashing surf, and one of the finest viewpoints on the Pacific. Short trails, tide pools, and a real connection to Lewis and Clark history make it an easy choice for families looking for a day that feels genuinely wild.