Family Fun

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.

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 uncover even more than...

Remember how you loved to go to the beach as a kid? Those special memories last a lifetime. Continue the family traditions, or start some new ones on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula, where family fun is everywhere. Children of all ages love to play, explore, learn, and eat yummy foods,...

If you're a clam fan, this event is for you. Don't miss this year's Long Beach Razor Clam Festival on the Washington Coast for family friendly fun.

There are countless great spots for photos on the Long Beach Peninsula, so make sure you charge your phone or bring along your camera. Capture dramatic landscapes, miles of sandy beach, birds, wildlife, and even a few roadside attractions when you visit. Be sure to share your photos on Instagram with...

Find this giant frying pan in downtown Long Beach. It's an iconic piece of history dating back to the first Clam Festival!

An expansive beach, mossy forests, grassy parks, and panoramic views–the Long Beach Peninsula has some of the finest picnic spots you could imagine! Many of the fine local restaurants offer box, bag, and picnic lunches for you to pack along if you don’t want to create your own. If you prefer the...

You don’t have to break the bank to bring your family to the beach this spring. Here are just a few budget friendly activities to make your vacation to the Long Beach Peninsula one to remember! Visit Our State Parks Cost: A Washington State Park Discover Pass only costs $10...

You could hardly consider a visit to the Long Beach Peninsula complete without mention of Lewis and Clark. For ten days in mid-November of 1805, the Lewis and Clark party, formally known as the Corps of Discovery, explored the Peninsula. Today, you can experience some of the same landmarks the...