Pacific County, WA

Washington

A coastal landscape with a rocky cliff, a lighthouse, and driftwood along the shore.
A white lighthouse with a black top, situated on a grassy hill overlooking the ocean.
A white lighthouse with a red roof at the end of a dirt path, surrounded by greenery.
A lighthouse with a red roof and a glass lantern room, situated by the sea.
A rocky shoreline with a prominent tree in the center, surrounded by dense forest.

Popular cities in Pacific County

A wooden building with a red door, a sign reading "Seaview Gallery", and various potted plants and flowers.
Long Beach
Known for Beaches, Dining and Sea
Walk the quiet beachside boardwalk, enjoy fresh seafood and hike in a northwest rain forest on this beautiful Pacific peninsula.

Reasons to visit

  • Long Beach Boardwalk
  • Gray Whale Skeleton
  • Long Beach Carnival Park
A beach with waves, a lighthouse, and rocky cliffs.
Ilwaco
Known for Beaches, Fishing and Sea
A thriving art community, world-class sport fishing, a stunning state park and intriguing history make this oceanside city a top Pacific coast destination.

Reasons to visit

  • Cape Disappointment State Park
  • Cape Disappointment Lighthouse
  • North Head Lighthouse
A beach with tall trees, ocean waves, and a rocky cliff.
Ocean Park
Known for Beaches, Sea and Family-friendly
Escape to relaxing Ocean Park! Enjoy its beaches, oceanfront, and golf.

Reasons to visit

  • Leadbetter Point State Park
  • Oysterville Church
  • Pacific Pines State Park
A bird standing on a wet beach with its reflection visible in the water.
Grayland
Known for Beaches, Sea and Entertainment
Come to relaxing Grayland and enjoy its beaches, oceanfront, and art.
A beach with waves crashing onto the shore, a forested cliff, and a cloudy sky.
Seaview
Known for Beaches, Dining and Bars
Romantic Seaview awaits: its beaches, camping, food, and more!
A sign reading "SOUTH BEND" with a backdrop of a town and forest.
South Bend
Known for Historical
Explore the outdoor recreation and historical sites in the Oyster Capital of the World, on the banks of Washington’s Willapa River.

Stay near popular Pacific County attractions