WDFW approves 7 days of  razor clam digging April 23rd-29th. Morning tides Not all beaches are open for every dig, so please check the schedule. More tides coming in May. 

South Beaches

Charter Boats at the Westport, WA Marina

For the perfect getaway, the south beaches has the best the coast can offer. Including an enormous 18 mile stretch of sand covered beaches. So no matter what you are looking for;

  • a fishing adventure, 
  • beautiful beaches,
  •  kite flying, 
  • surfing, 
  • whale watching 
  • crabbing, 
  • jet ski racing,
  • festivals, 
  • maritime museum, 
  • or just relaxing, 

The South Beach area is right for you, with no noise other than the sound of the gulls and the muted dull roar of the surf.

A view of Town and Marina

The local residents are as steady and relentless as the ocean.  Many locals operate their own small businesses, cafes, small groceries, gift/antique shops, motels/cabins and camping/RV parks. 

The South beaches consist of the towns of

South Beach Towns

Westport

Charter Boats at the Marina

Westport offers world-class charter boat fishing for

  • salmon,
  •  halibut, 
  • cod,
  • other bottom fish
  • tuna fishing and

boasts the largest charter boat fleet this side of San Francisco California. The town is located at the southern-most tip of the mouth of Grays Harbor.

Westport Charterboat Assn can set you up with a fishing trip.

Ocosta

Ocosta is a Spanish word meaning coast. This is a bedroom type community located between Aberdeen and Westport. 

Grayland

Clam diggers at Grayland, WA

Grayland is located at the southwestern corner of Grays Harbor County along State Hwy 105 on 18 miles of Pacific Coast. It is approximately 7 miles south of Westport. 

Grayland is home to many fishermen, cranberry farmers and summer homes of people who love the beach.  It offers several unique businesses and is a great place to visit. 


Cranberry Bogs

Grayland is known as the heart of the Cranberry Coast in Washington. There are many Cranberry Bogs which were started by the Finnish farmers nearly 150 year ago. Today there is still an annual Cranberry Harvest Festival, Driftwood Show, Christmas Bazaar and many other community events and festivals.  

Grayland is situated between the Willapa Bay and Grays Harbor. As of the 2010 census there were 953 people living in the Grayland area. Now the population is around 1776.

Tokeland

Tokeland is approximately 7 miles to the south of Grayland. This small town is actually located in Pacific County, which shares the county border with Grays Harbor County. Tokeland offers a small

  • Marina, 
  • an RV Resort on the Willapa Bay and
  • a Hotel which was built in 1855. 

Tokeland has a population of 151 as of the 2010 census.

You can even crab fish off the public dock. This is considered the banana belt of the area as it has more sunshine than surrounding areas.

Come, take a stroll on the beach, fly a kite, surf, try our fresh seafood or better yet, just relax.

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