A Coastal Getaway Just for You

Pack your bags and set up your out of office email, it's time to getaway.

Whether you're traveling with friends and family, planning a romantic getaway, or need some "me time", there’s no better place than Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula.

Any-day, anytime you can experience the wonders of the Pacific Northwest. Hike through lush forests, bike along the coast with breathtaking views, and listen to waves crash on the shores of our 28 miles of beach. Wide open spaces are waiting for you!

Don’t know where to start? Check out our Places to Stay page, where you can find all lodging options. Looking for the best rates? Our local tip is to try a mid-week (Tuesday thru Thursday) or off-season (October thru Feb) stay for the best rates and availability.

Shop Local, Eat Fresh

Lettuce celebrate the beginning of Spring and Summer, which means it’s time for Farmers Markets. Rich soil and a mild climate are the perfect mixture for a variety of crops! That’s why “Dine at the Source” is a way of life in Pacific County.You won’t have to sacrifice convenience for quality. Enjoy a steamy cappuccino, snack on some decadent caramel corn, and peruse the outdoor market and pick up some fresh fruits and vegetables.

The Saturday Market at the Port of Ilwaco

This market features vendors along the pedestrian-only Waterfront Way overlooking the Port of Ilwaco Marina and Baker Bay. Find regional produce, wonderful baked goods, a huge selection of local plants and many homemade arts and crafts.

The Columbia-Pacific Farmers’ Market

Starting June 3rd this market will operate in downtown Long Beach at Veteran's Field, Friday’s 12pm to 5pm. At the market, talk with food vendors while you purchase your week’s produce, seafood and meat. Pick up some locally-made baked goods, flowers, plants, and on-site prepared foods.

Riverview Market in Raymond

A community marketplace starting on June 18th in Raymond Washington! Stay tuned for more details.

Birding Paradise

The Long Beach Peninsula is known for birding. More than 300 species of birds make their home here on the Peninsula. Whether you are searching for Great Blue Herons, Trumpeter Swans, the Western Screech-Owl, or perhaps the Red-Breasted Sapsucker – the possibilities are endless!

In the News

Seattle Times

"Explore Long Beach Peninsula: Quiet coasts and old-timey fun"

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