At high tide, the beach is nearly inaccessible and may require a small stream crossing. Once you descend to the beach, the surface is wet and muddy and has certainly claimed a few shoes from careless hikers who take the wrong route. Be sure to wear your least favorite shoes.
None of the trails are named, but with few options, they are easy to follow. Trails on the west side are generally level, whereas the east side features a descent to the beach and then a climb back up.
The lot is very small with room for 6 or so cars depending on how people park. There is a turn out on Anderson Hill Rd across from an additional trail access point, but it doesn’t appear to be a very safe place to park