The peaceful and secluded Grindall Island SMP totals 240 acres. The island is heavily wooded with Sitka Spruce, Western Hemlock and Western Red Cedar. There is a small lake which can be accessed via an unmaintained trail from the cabin. There are two low hills on the island, the highest is around 400'. The steep rocky shores of Grindall Island are rich with sea life making this a popular destination for divers. Because of the tidal action around the island, various marine debris are deposited here making beachcombing a sometimes rewarding activity for park visitors. Off of the south side of Grindall Island there are several large rocks which accommodate a large population of sea loins.
Camping, hiking, beach combing, photography, wildlife / nature viewing, fishing, hunting
Grindall Island Public Use Cabin, fire ring, mooring buoy and pit toilet.
Numerous wildlife viewing opportunities and scenic views. There is a lake in the center of the island accessed by an unmaintained trail. Stellar Sea Lion haul out on the rocks off of Grindall Island's southeast side offer wildlife viewing and photographic opportunities.
