Location: Pacific Beach
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Pacific Beach is a census-designated place (CDP) in Grays Harbor County, Washington, United States. The population was 291 at the 2010 census. Prior to 2010 it was part of the Moclips CDP.
Restaurants in Pacific Beach
1. Pacific Beach State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Anna G - Chicago
Pacific Beach State Park is actually a campground right on the beach were the Joe Creek meets Pacific. We stayed here two nights. They have showers with hot water but you have to get tokens to use them. It is not expensive but one time the machine was broken and it was a big inconvenience for us. But the view from the campground is breathtaking. We stay at spot 20 and it was right on the beach ( at least it felt like right at the beach because there was no one else between us and the Pacific .
2. Museum of the North Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
This museum focuses on life in the Moclips/Pacific Beach area.
Reviewed By TriRidge - Issaquah, Washington
Some fascinating artifacts, pictures, etc. explaining the history of Moclips and the area. The attendant was eager to share his knowledge when asked. Small, with limited room to display everything, so don't expect some sophisticated museum, but well worth a stop. (Only open weekends during...MoreThank you for your recent visit and hope you will return again. We are open every day during the summer months except Tuesdays & Wednesdays.
3. Sandphifer Gallery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
Art gallery featuring driftwood sculptures, fiber art, and whimsical drawings by the owner and her husband, who also operate the gallery. Hand dyed scarves and jewelry are part of the selection as well as gifts created by the owner. Kunsthandwerks-Galerie mit entspannter Atmosphare. Angeboten werden Treibholzskulpturen, textile Kunst, sowie originelle Zeichnungen der Galeristin.
Reviewed By Carolyn W - Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Went to Pacific Beach for the chocolate festival and came across this wonderful art gallery. The driftwood sculptures are some of the best I have seen. The artist Stephen was very friendly and informative. Each piece expresses his creativity. His wife’s art was also amazing...MoreCarolyn, Thank you for the wonderful compliment for Stephen's artwork! I swear he's blushing ;) Hopefully you'll come back to the beach before next year's chocolate festival. The weather is much friendlier during the summer than in February. Thank you also for the review!
4. St. John's Chapel by the Sea Presbyterian Church
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Sunday Service at 10:30 am. Services are open to all, lunch following worship. Known for weddings. Events through the year open to everyone including the North Beach Singers spring concert. Just two miles to Seabrook. Under 30-minute drive to Ocean Shores. Only mainline denomination church in the North Beach from Hogan's Corner through Taholah. (AA meets at 7 pm, Mondays.)
Reviewed By oceanictechnology - Seattle, Washington
The Sunday service delivered back in May when we visited truly resonated with our whole family, what a wonderful place! Even if you're just a tourist, this is an amazing place to take your family.Thank you so much for the kind words. Hope you're able to join us again soon!
5. Buck's Bikes
We are a full service bike shop offering rentals, repairs, and sales. Our rentals are #morethanjustbikes as we have surfboards, padddleboards, skimboards, body boards, kayaks, wetsuits, and more. We also have a variety of guided services such as: paddleboard lessons, skimboard lessons, surf lessons, and guided tours. Come check us out for your next outdoor adventure in Grays Harbor!
6. Griffiths-Priday Ocean State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By davidvanlauwe - Olympia, Washington
This is a 1 1/2 mile beach. Beautiful sand, lots of shells. You enter and park near 10 picnic tables with water and restrooms. To get to the beach go farther down the road and take first left, wide path of sand and follow for about 1/4 mile and you will see a large bridge. Cross the bridge, over the dune and a beautiful beach and ocean is in front of you. We went mid week, only six other people on this LARGE beach.
Also, if you go a couple miles farther up the road on the left you will see a sign that says "Public beach access". This is another very large beach that you can drive vehicles on but there are no facilities.
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