Pacheedat Beach, also known as Gordon Rivermouth, is located once you cross the bridge in Port Renfrew to reach Port San Juan. It's a beachbreak that serves up some decent waves, especially when conditions align just right. This spot can be a bit hit-or-miss, but the scenery and vibe make it worth checking out. It's popular among surfers looking for a chill day on the water.

The waves here work best with a SouthWest swell and handle sizes starting from around 2 feet (0.6 meters). You can expect both left and right waves to come through, breaking over a mix of boulders and sand. If you’re eyeing the best conditions, try to catch it on a mid to high tide with a NorthEast wind. It's generally suited for intermediate surfers, so make sure you're comfortable in the water before paddling out.

Overall, Pacheedat Beach can be a fun spot when the swell is right. It’s a good place to practice and improve your skills, given its varied wave types and the different peaks you can ride. Just keep an eye on the conditions, and you might find yourself enjoying a solid surf session.