Ocean Shores News: New Pictures and Video for Pacific Park (Sept 2012)

OCEAN SHORES NEWS

Pacific Park
Ocean Shores, WA



Pacific Park has a large ball field, tennis court, basketball court, swings and a junglegym. There is also an outdoor swimming pool with a slide (open during the Summer to property owners with a Community Club membership). Located on Ocean Shores Blvd NW near the Ocean Lake Way Beach Access Street. Part of the many amenities in Ocean Shores, WA.

See more pictures at http://www.OceanShoresInfo.com/pics/pacificpark.html
Location: Ocean Shores Blvd NW, Ocean Shores, WA 98569, USA

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