Clallam County Parks - Robin Hill Farm



		Robin Hill Farm County Park is located between Port Angeles and Sequim off Dryke Road, 0.25 miles north of US101. The land-locked Park has 195 acres of forest, meadow and wetland. Twenty acres are maintained by WSU Cooperative Extension programs for pasture management, agricultural research plots/gardens, and special water conservation and composting programs.

		There is an active volunteer Adopt-A-Park program that provides daily maintenance of Park facilities. Check out our volunteer opportunities, under the "About" page, if you are interested in participating. There are approximately 3.4 miles of developed foot trails and 2.5 miles of equestrian trails. Portable toilet facilities are available at both public parking areas.

		Ride your horse through stands of tall Douglas Fir and along rolling meadows. Visit one of several ponds that dot the landscape or stretch your legs, with a stroll along an irrigation ditch. Your leashed dog will enjoy exploring the sights, sounds, and scents of this former farm property. The Olympic Discovery Trail gallops alongside the Park, providing a shady place for the trail user to rest.

		Trail User Information:

Although all trails may be used by bicyclists, they should stop completely to yield to foot and horse users. Trail surfacing is often deep and soft and not very conducive to cycling. Foot users may use any trails, horses must remain on horse trails only. Horses should remain at a walking gait, including in the meadow area which has many hidden holes and irregularities. When encountering horses, pedestrians should step to the side of the trail, avoid sudden movements and talk to the rider. Dogs must be on a leash and cleaned up after.


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	For more information, call the Clallam County Parks, Fair and Facilities Division 360-417-2291.


	Division Office: 223 East 4th Street, Suite 7 Port Angeles, WA 98362 360-417-2291 E-mail