Centerville Beach County Park provides access to 9 miles of wild, undeveloped ocean beach near Ferndale, making it ideal for beachcombing, picnicking, and wildlife viewing including harbor seals, cormorants, and migrating gray whales (November-March).

The park is unsupervised with no facilities or services, offering a remote coastal experience backed by dairy farms to the north and steep cliffs to the south.

A large cross on the bluff memorializes travelers from an 1860 steamer wreck, serving as a notable landmark.