9 Awesome New Website Features
9 awesome new features to check out on the LBP website!
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Thanksgiving Weekend on the Beach
When you decide to escape to the beach for Thanksgiving weekend, then you might be wondering: where can I get turkey and stuffing? What’s happening Black Friday weekend? Are things open?
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Three Weird Facts About Lewis & Clark
Three things you didn’t know about Lewis and Clark. Plus, find Lewis and Clark historical sites on the peninsula and beyond.
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Restaurant Month on the Long Beach Peninsula: Dine to Make a Difference
Restaurant Month returns to the Long Beach Peninsula on January 1st! Experience incredible 3 course meals for just $33 at some of the peninsula’s best restaurants. Our restaurants take great pride in featuring dishes created from scratch every day. They often feature...
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LBP Holiday Event Guide – 2018
Holidays are better at the beach. With few crowds, the holiday season is cozy and intimate on the peninsula. Christmas mermaids, a crab pot Christmas tree, and handmade markets are just a few highlights of the season! Original Artwork Nov. 3 – 6×6 Art Show and Auction...
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5 Hikes for Birders this Fall
Head to our trails to fully appreciate the diverse habitats that attract our feathered friends. Here are 5 hikes to take for a great bird watching experience.
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Haunted Places on the Long Beach Peninsula
Home to eerie sounding areas like Cape Disappointment, Dismal Nitch and the Graveyard of the Pacific, it’s no surprise that Washington’s Pacific County boasts a hearty helping of haunted houses… and hotels.
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Visit the Cape Disappointment Lighthouse
Before there were lighthouses on the Peninsula, ships bound for Portland and Astoria navigated their way through the high waves and shifting sandbars, focusing on fluttering white flags and notched trees along the shoreline by day and flickering signal fires by night....
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How a Pickled Pioneer Ended Up in Pacific County
In 1855, a band of Native Americans descended upon a group of pioneers making their way along the legendary Oregon Trail. The pioneers feared for their scalps. Then, the leader of the war party pointed at the large black box at the front of the wagon train. Dr....
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