Location

The Chito Beach is part of the Clallam County, in the state of Washington, USA.

Tourist attractions

This is one of those beaches which tourists tend to skip. But the beach is a good place to be if one plans to take one’s family on a remote beach vacation. There are lots of stones on the beach. At the beach one can swim, fish, or go around on a hike to explore the surroundings. The other activities that one can do here are white water paddling and boating. The place is ideal if one is planning to stay for a while and enjoy the privacy it offers. Families that visit here can enjoy an outing together without much disturbance.

The other places nearby which one can enjoy while visiting the beach are the Shipwreck Point, the Hoko River, the Olsen Creek, and the Soleduck River. At the Hoko River one can try white water paddling. The Soleduck River is also a good white water paddling point.

Apart from this there is not much to do here except enjoy the beautiful sight.

Best period to visit

July is considered to be a dry season here and is also a good time to visit the beach.

Access

The beach can be accessed while travelling on the State Highway 112. This branches off from Highway 101.

Emergency services

For all emergencies including police, fire, and medical, dial 911.

Lifeguard services

There are no lifeguards here at this beach, so one has to swim here at one’s own risk.

Police service

(360) 417 – 2000 – Sheriff, Clallam County Sheriff's Office,

223 E 4th St. Suite 12, Port Angeles, Washington 98362.

Fire service

(360) 417 - 4655 - Fire Chief, Port Angeles Fire Department,

102 E 5th St., Port Angeles, Washington 98362.