Visit the Spectacular Washington Coast - Why Drive all the Way to Oregon?
Beautiful Pacific Beach, WA and miles of sandy beaches await you just 2 1/2 hours from Seattle. Visit
seastack rocks north at Point Grenville and south at Copalis Beach. 50 miles of wide, sandy beaches are
found in Grays Harbor county between Westport/Grayland and Ocean Shores to Point Grenville on the
Quinault Indian Nation. Why drive 4 hours to Cannon Beach?
Pictured above is the little-known volcanic reef off of Point Grenville at sunset. The Quinault Indian Nation
has two fabulous beaches: a rocky beach off the town of Taholah with the giant rocks of Cape Elizabeth in
view across the Quinault River mouth and Point Grenville, where the wide sandy beaches end and across a
six foot high rock wall you find a hidden beach of volcanic gravel and a dozens of offshore rocks - two with
arches through them. Check out my blog for details on obtaining a tribal beach pass:
http://BobsPacificBeachHouse.blogspot.com
Also recommended: Lake Quinault and its rain forest, Pacific Beach State Park, Ocean Shores north jetty,
Griffiths-Priday State Park at Copalis Beach, Copalis Rock and Copalis State Airport (planes land on the
beach!), Cape Elizabeth and mouth of the Quinault at Taholah, indoor waterpark at the Hoquiam YMCA,
Quinault Beach Resort and Casino, Hoh Rain Forest, Kalaloch coastline and Ruby Beach, the Sandpiper
Trail at the Grays Harbor NWR for birdwatching, the Ocean Shores Electric Boat Company for a spin on
Duck Lake and the Grand Canal, Westport for its Gray Harbor Lighthouse and the stunning Destruction
Island lens at the maritime museum.
Make sure you end your day back on the ocean for the sunset.
Beautiful Pacific Beach, WA and miles of sandy beaches await you just 2 1/2 hours from Seattle. Visit
seastack rocks north at Point Grenville and south at Copalis Beach. 50 miles of wide, sandy beaches are
found in Grays Harbor county between Westport/Grayland and Ocean Shores to Point Grenville on the
Quinault Indian Nation. Why drive 4 hours to Cannon Beach?
Pictured above is the little-known volcanic reef off of Point Grenville at sunset. The Quinault Indian Nation
has two fabulous beaches: a rocky beach off the town of Taholah with the giant rocks of Cape Elizabeth in
view across the Quinault River mouth and Point Grenville, where the wide sandy beaches end and across a
six foot high rock wall you find a hidden beach of volcanic gravel and a dozens of offshore rocks - two with
arches through them. Check out my blog for details on obtaining a tribal beach pass:
http://BobsPacificBeachHouse.blogspot.com
Also recommended: Lake Quinault and its rain forest, Pacific Beach State Park, Ocean Shores north jetty,
Griffiths-Priday State Park at Copalis Beach, Copalis Rock and Copalis State Airport (planes land on the
beach!), Cape Elizabeth and mouth of the Quinault at Taholah, indoor waterpark at the Hoquiam YMCA,
Quinault Beach Resort and Casino, Hoh Rain Forest, Kalaloch coastline and Ruby Beach, the Sandpiper
Trail at the Grays Harbor NWR for birdwatching, the Ocean Shores Electric Boat Company for a spin on
Duck Lake and the Grand Canal, Westport for its Gray Harbor Lighthouse and the stunning Destruction
Island lens at the maritime museum.
Make sure you end your day back on the ocean for the sunset.
Bob's Pacific Beach House: Highlights of the House
Spectacular high bluff ocean view. Less than half mile walk to wide, sandy beach. Beautiful three bedroom
house built in 2007. Located in Pacific Beach, Washington: 2 1/2 hours from Seattle, 3 hours from Portland,
25 minutes north of Ocean Shores. This is the prettiest section of the Washington coast with a windswept
forest on a high bluff, looking down on the beach. Awesome sunsets. Sorry, no pets.
The house features a large upper deck with wide ocean and sunset view, lower private deck with view,
three king beds and a queen sleeper sofa, three HDTVs with DVD players and cable programming,
wireless high speed Internet, stereo with four in-wall surround speakers and iPod dock, all new furnishings
in 2007, fully stocked kitchen with granite slab counters and stainless steel appliances, large master suite
with double- headed travertine tile shower, dark rich Brazilian cherry wood hardwood floors throughout the
house, art glass lighting, ceiling fans, propane fireplace, two car garage, laundry room, deck furniture,
charcoal grill with all supplies.
Spectacular high bluff ocean view. Less than half mile walk to wide, sandy beach. Beautiful three bedroom
house built in 2007. Located in Pacific Beach, Washington: 2 1/2 hours from Seattle, 3 hours from Portland,
25 minutes north of Ocean Shores. This is the prettiest section of the Washington coast with a windswept
forest on a high bluff, looking down on the beach. Awesome sunsets. Sorry, no pets.
The house features a large upper deck with wide ocean and sunset view, lower private deck with view,
three king beds and a queen sleeper sofa, three HDTVs with DVD players and cable programming,
wireless high speed Internet, stereo with four in-wall surround speakers and iPod dock, all new furnishings
in 2007, fully stocked kitchen with granite slab counters and stainless steel appliances, large master suite
with double- headed travertine tile shower, dark rich Brazilian cherry wood hardwood floors throughout the
house, art glass lighting, ceiling fans, propane fireplace, two car garage, laundry room, deck furniture,
charcoal grill with all supplies.
Bob's Pacific Beach House
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Great Ocean View, Short Walk to Beach,
3 King Size Beds, House Built in 2007.
3 King Size Beds, House Built in 2007.
Located in Pacific Beach, WA
- just north of Ocean Shores.
- just north of Ocean Shores.
Contact: nwvacationspots@gmail.com
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