Long Beach Peninsula Washington
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Looking out over Long Beach Peninsula’s 45 kilometers of beachfront from the North Head Lighthouse
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Biking with an ocean view along the Discovery Trail
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Crashing waves and dramatic scenery at Cape Disappointment State Park
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Father and son sharing a moment on the Long Beach Boardwalk at sunset
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Overlooking Willapa Bay from the aptly named village of Oysterville
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Climbing the stump of a massive tree in Willapa National Wildlife Refuge
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Beards Hollow, a quiet stretch of beach at the south end of the peninsula
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A tranquil marina in the fishing town of Port of Ilwaco
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Cycling alongside historic landmarks in Lewis and Clark National Historic Park
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Shorebirds along the beach in Ocean Park
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Spring
7 - 15 ºC
Summer
10 - 19 ºC
Fall
4 - 12 ºC
Winter
2 - 10 ºC
January
2 - 9 ºC
February
2 - 10 ºC
March
3 - 11 ºC
April
4 - 13 ºC
May
7 - 14 ºC
June
9 - 17 ºC
July
11 - 18 ºC
August
11 - 19 ºC
September
8 - 19 ºC
October
6 - 15 ºC
November
3 - 11 ºC
December
2 - 9 ºC
- Major Airports:
- Portland (PDX)
- Seattle-Tacoma (SEA)
- States:
- Washington
Explore Washington's Long Beach Peninsula, the longest beach in the USA
The peninsula is a place that stays with you long after you’ve left. From the moment you breathe in the fresh sea air to the moment you sit fireside gazing at the Milky Way, the endless stretch of beach offers simplicity and natural wonder. Located on Washington’s southwest corner, the peninsula’s charming beach villages and relaxed culture create a unique, authentic experience. Rich history, adventure, fabulous food and dramatic landscapes await you on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula.
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Tranquil Beaches, Abundant Nature
45 kilometers of pristine beach, dramatic basalt cliffs, deep old-growth forests and six state parks make the peninsula a natural wonderland. The beach invites exploration and relaxation. Available activities include horseback riding, bonfires, bike riding, photography and wildlife viewing. Look for humpback whales from the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center at Cape Disappointment State Park. Explore the remains of coastal forts. Wrap your arms around giant trees as you hike through the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge. Come during the fall migration for some of the best birding in the region. And don’t miss incredible photo opportunities at the North Head Lighthouse and Cape Disappointment Lighthou