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North Beach is that rare thing - a neighborhood that manages to be a perennial hit with tourists and also to remain beloved by
residents. It's best known as Washington best kept secret - a relaxing retreat for city dwellers and a sublime sanctuary for nature lovers,
with its longest in Pacific NorthWest beaches. Miles of sandy beach, festivals, oyster farming, cranberry growing and recreation. Browsing antique shops, bookstores and galleries in the Pacific North West Beach villages can net some very special "finds," or, take a walk on the beach for a moment of quiet contemplation. Visit Pacific Beach for clamming and surf fishing, Moclips for picnicking , Copalis Beach for kayaking and birdwatching, Ocean Shores for boating, fishing, horseback riding and golfing, go Quinault for hiking and wild mushroom hunting, visit Taholah indian village for local indian crafts, home furnishings and arts... and there’s a wealth of things to see and do in Grays Harbor in addition to the incredible array of outdoor recreation activities. A wonderful county fair in Elma offers some great entertainment for you and your family. The Fair has the best in old-fashioned fun, with live music, livestock exhibitions, a thrilling carnival, baking contests, and much more. | |
| Grays Harbor Raceway, with a permanent home at the Fairgrounds, hosts the World of Outlaws Northwest Tour, the Evergreen State Sprint
Challenge, and the Northwest Modified Nationals. That’s on top of great weekly programs featuring Cruiser, Hobby Stock, Modified and
Sprint Car classes during the racing season.
Or a game of chance? Several exciting, well run casinos offer a large variety of gaming and regular events, concerts and promotions to make it even more fun. Chances are there is one near where you’re staying, so check out the offerings and treat yourself to a night out that could be very rewarding! Don’t miss the open-air chainsaw art gallery on Highway 109 between Hoquiam and the Ocean. This unique setting for exceptional art has a pathway through peaceful surroundings and ponds as a backdrop for the chainsaw carvings. And there’s still more… art galleries, farmers’ markets, bowling and festivals! Come to have fun! | ||
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