Long Beach, Ocean Park & Seaview
Vacation Rentals and Beach Houses

Browse photos and floor plans of Long Beach vacation rentals on the Washington Coast. Featuring oceanfront, pet friendly and large group retreats. Choose from luxury beach house rentals, cabins and condos with ocean views, game rooms and hot tubs. 

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Discover vacation rentals in Long Beach, Ocean Park, and Seaview where you'll find vacation homes within walking distance to the beach, shopping, and restaurants. Ocean Park is is just a short 10-mile drive north of Long Beach and Seaview is located just 1-mile south. All close by and offering plenty of fun things do and see in this beautiful area of the Washington Coast.

If you are looking for pet friendly accommodations, you'll find plenty of Long Beach, Wa vacation rental options that welcome your dog! You can even find a fenced yard and direct beach access for easy walks with Bowser!

The Long Beach Peninsula wraps around Willapa Bay, a 25-mile-long inlet. This bay is believed to be the cleanest and least developed estuary on the west coast of the lower 48 states. It is claimed that these waters produce the best tasting oysters in the nation! Long Beach is also known for the fun sport of razor clam digging. The razor clam season usually opens a few days each month October through April. Find Washington Coast beaches and current clam dig dates, and tips at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Historic attractions
There are 750 lighthouses along the shores of the United States. Two of them are located on the Long Beach Peninsula – Cape Disappointment and North Head Lighthouse. Cape Disappointment was the first lighthouse built on the peninsula. Started in 1848, it was finally completed in 1856.

The North Head Lighthouse was built in response to a marked increase in the number of shipwrecks along the peninsula as mariners coming from the north could not see the Cape Disappointment light.

Cape Disappointment is in what was formerly called Fort Canby State Park. There are also several museums and interpretive centers to explore. Lewis and Clark spent 18 days in Pacific County. Visit the Interpretive center located at Cape Disappointment State Park.

Create your own adventure
Besides exploring the light houses and museums, there is a great variety of things to do in Long Beach. You can go kayaking, beachcombing, horseback riding, bird watching, go out on a fishing charter, clam digging and kite flying. You can also stroll along the Long Beach boardwalk, and hike, bike or run along the scenic eight-mile-long Discovery Trail.

Join the fun at the events and festivals
There are celebrations held every month and every summer weekend. Two of the most notable annual events are the Washington State International Kite Festival and the SandSations Sand Sculpture Competition. If you like garlic, come to the annual Northwest Garlic Festival which is held in June in Ocean Park.

Enjoy all there is to see and do all along the peninsula and downtown Long Beach.. oh and be sure to have a bowl of their famous clam chowder!