When Spencer Spit was dedicated the public recreation area covered 130 acres with 6,000 feet of sandy beach. At the time of this post fifty years later, the San Juan County Parks lists this gem as 200 acres of marine and camping park, including 2 miles of hiking trails.
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1968 ❖ SPENCER SPIT STATE PARK, LOPEZ ISLAND, WA.
When Spencer Spit was dedicated the public recreation area covered 130 acres with 6,000 feet of sandy beach. At the time of this post fifty years later, the San Juan County Parks lists this gem as 200 acres of marine and camping park, including 2 miles of hiking trails.
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