Photo by Damian Mulinix
Join us for the Cranberry Harvest this October
October’s cranberry harvest has been a part of the peninsula’s culture for over a century. This tart, native berry brings more excitement than you might expect as the bogs are flooded for harvest and roadside stalls with fresh cranberries begin to pop up.
Razor Clamming
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) sets Ocean Sport Clamming Seasons. Tentative Dates & Tides:Dates will be confirmed by safety tests just prior to the digs. Watch our blog, or WDFW’s press release page for confirmation announcements. This...
U-pick Blueberries: The Season Has Arrived
Summertime on the Long Beach Peninsula marks the beginning of blueberry season, a crop that thrives on the coast and is available for public picking. One of our favorite late-summer activities is plucking fresh blueberries from the u-pick orchard at Cranguyma Farms on...
Dog Friendly Travel Guide For The Washington Coast
Photo by Alasdair Turner @alasdairturner LBP has gone to the dogs! Pacific County on Washington’s Coast is the most pet-friendly place to visit in the Pacific Northwest. The Long Beach Peninsula is a doggy nirvana. The ideal dog-friendly travel location. Let your...
4 Unique Places to Stay in Pacific County
Photography and writing by Adam Sawyer Unique people, places, things, and experiences are essentially the reasons why we travel. The unfamiliar and the out of the ordinary. Washington’s Pacific County is chock full of uniqueness, with perhaps a special nod going to...
Experience Willapa Bay Oysters
Months with "r" are well known for being the best time for eating oysters, and that's no accident. Traditionally, cold months bring a more desirable texture and flavor. Now, with modern growing techniques, you can enjoy plump, delicious oysters year-round no matter...
A Dog-Friendly Getaway to the Long Beach Peninsula
The Long Beach Peninsula with its miles of beach, boardwalks and trails is the perfect destination for a dog friendly getaway no matter what time of year.
35 Fun Things to do in Ilwaco
A fishing village with a thriving art community, the Port of Ilwaco is a unique pocket of culture, history, and delicious seafood. The businesses are run by locals, and the community is close-knit. If you take the time to explore and meet people, you’re likely to...
#FoodToGoLBP
Looking for great take-out? Be it a romantic dinner at your lodging, or a tailgate picnic at a scenic outlook or park, our local restaurants have just what you need for the perfect meal.
