Bob's Bargain Beach House
We are purchasing this beach house with a closing date of June 1, 2007, which is why we cannot show pictures of the house furnished.
We plan to have the house furnished and completely ready by June 22nd. During this period before we take possession of the house
we are taking reservations at a special, discounted rate.

Special Discounted Summer Season Rate - must reserve by June 14:
- $1,500 per week + one time $85 cleaning fee + 12% lodging tax
- $225 per night + one time $85 cleaning fee + 12% lodging tax (minimum two night stay)
- Add $10 per night per pet (limit 2)
- $300 refundable damage deposit

Regular Summer Season Rate - reservations made after June 14 - still a great rate compared to similar lodging in the area:
- $1,800 per week + one time $85 cleaning fee + 12% lodging tax
- $260 per night + one time $85 cleaning fee + 12% lodging tax (minimum two night stay)
- Add $10 per night per pet (limit 2)
- $300 refundable damage deposit

Off-Season Rate:
- $225 per night weekends and holidays
- $185 per night week nights
- $85 cleaning fee (one time)
- Add $10 per night per pet (limit 2)
- $300 refundable damage deposit
- Minimum two night stay

City and Sea Option - one week at our Bellevue, WA residence and one week at the ocean view beach house:
- $3,750 for two weeks + two cleaning fees of $85 + 12% lodging tax
- Add $10 per night per pet (limit 2) - must stay outside at Bellevue house, where the backyard is fully fenced
- not available at a nightly rate
- $500 refundable damage deposit
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Pictures of beautiful Pacific Beach State Park. There's always something interesting to see on the beach: sand dollar shells, sandpiper birds, seagulls, crabs, clam shells, seaweed, and driftwood. The sunsets are awesome.
Series of eight zoomed in and wide photos showing our fine, high-bluff, ocean view.
Beautiful 3 bedroom house built in 2007. Great view. Short walk to beach. 3 king beds. Fine interior finish with Brazilian hardwood floors, travertine tile, granite counters, stainless steel kitchen appliances, and art glass fixtures.
Bob's Pacific Beach House
EXCURSIONS AND POINTS OF INTEREST:
Historic Lake Quinault Lodge has an excellent restaurant and great view of the lake. Visitors can stroll the grounds and shop at the gift shop. Nearby trails explore the rain forest.
Analyde Gap - Another way down to beach to the north. You can drive right onto the beach here. 100 years ago there were no roads in the area - the beach was the road! The beach is still an official state highway. At Copalis there is also the nation's only beach airport.
Old railroad bridge - just south of us on 1st Street
Beautiful Griffiths-Priday State Park is nearly always deserted - even in August. You have to cross the shallow Copalis River on foot to reach the beach. The beach and river are a wonderful, shallow playground for kids.
For just $15 per family, the Grays Harbor YMCA in Hoquiam provides an indoor waterpark, racquetball courts, well-equipped exercise room, day care with indoor playground, and basketball court. The watepark features a water slide, wave pool, giant hot tub, water jet powered river run, diving board, and Olympic sized pool for lap swimming.
The sunsets are spectacular from the upper deck of our house or down on the beach. Be sure to arrange your day such that you are somewhere on the ocean at sunset.
Obtain a beach pass to explore the seldom-visited beaches of the Quinault Nation. You can easily visit the south beaches and mouth of the Quinault River. A guide is available to take you to spectacular Elephant Rock.
Winter storms really kick up the waves and deposit interesting things to look at on the beach.
BOB'S PACIFIC BEACH HOUSE:
LATEST PICTURES:
In December 2007 we had an unusual, magical snowfall on the beach. It lasted just one day - it was a perfect scene.
Visit to the Ocean Shores North Jetty near twilight. It's a great spot for watching large waves roll in off the ocean. Behind the jetty is a wide sandy beach for kids to play on. A nearby sand dune affords a nice view of the area and distant Westport.
The remnants of a winter storm combined with a high tide completely cover the beach. I found a little flock of sandpiper birds darting among the foam. The seagulls had moved off the beach into the deserted RV park.
Hour and a half excursion to beautiful Kalaloch coastline and fabulous Ruby Beach. The view from the Kalaloch Lodge restaurant is world class. Ruby Beach holds lots of interest with offshore rocks and islands, remote headlands fading into the mist, a stream running into the ocean, beautiful red cedar logs washed up on the beach, and a windswept forest.
Copalis Rock is an isolated seastack rock - the next one is 20 miles north. Nearby is the Copalis State Airport, the only beach airport in the country. You can reach the rock from Roosevelt Beach Road and then driving 3 miles south.
Beautiful moss-covered Hoh Rain Forest. 100 miles from our house - the furthest practical day trip. Lots of interesting stops on the way: Quinault fish hatchery, Lake Quinault, Kalaloch beaches.
Mile long boardwalk of the Sandpiper Trail takes you to a wonderful viewpoint of Grays Harbor and its mudflats, where migrating shorebirds feed. Late April through early May at high tide are the best viewing periods.
Fun, comfortable, modern electric boats on the Ocean Shores Grand Canal and Duck Lake. Seats up to 10. Bring picnic and your favorite CDs. See OSElectricBoat.com
Easy to access beach in the town of Taholah, WA. Rocks at Cape Elizabeth, mouth of the Quinault River, rocky beach, massive driftwood piles, pretty forest, distant Point Grenville.
The most beautiful place you never heard of: Point Grenville on the Quinault Indian reservation. Seastack rocks, virgin forest, secret bay.
The most beautiful place you never heard of: Point Grenville on the Quinault Indian reservation. Seastack rocks, virgin forest, secret bay.
Mile long boardwalk of the Sandpiper Trail takes you to a wonderful viewpoint of Grays Harbor and its mudflats, where migrating shorebirds feed. Late April through early May at high tide are the best viewing periods.
Fun, comfortable, modern electric boats on the Ocean Shores Grand Canal and Duck Lake. Seats up to 10. Bring picnic and your favorite CDs. See OSElectricBoat.com