Moclips Vacation Rentals - This small coastal town full of history and adventures! Moclips which is located just to the north of Pacific Beach, is a hub for activities such as fishing and cycling to hiking and salt water sports. From Moclips it's a short drive to Lake Quinault, the rain forest and Olympic National Park. Moclips is also home to the "Kelpers Parade" which occurs on the Sunday before Labor day. Book Direct & Save up to 15% on "listing site" service fees! Book directly to the owner/manager through this site and save.There are no fees from BeachcombersNW.com. You can feel rest assured in booking your next beach getaway with a local expert for the best vacation experience. 

Catch a crimson sunset, watch the sea birds, explore the beach, and dine in a beachside eatery. Tourists, explorers, historians, families and individuals will all relish a visit to Moclips. This quiet coastal town is on the edge of the Quinault Indian Nation.

Pacific Beach Vacation Rentals -Discover Pacific Beach which is known for its memorable vacations, beautiful ocean views, surf fishing and clam digging. Located on the Olympic Peninsula, Pacific Beach is a scenic wonder with 200 foot high red clay cliffs, ancient forests, and spectacular beaches that are among the largest and longest in the world.

Pacific Beach was first settled in 1863 and was first called Joe Creek. In 1903 the Pacific Beach name was adopted. Originally a sawmill town, Pacific Beach has always been a resort destination. Today the Kite Festival and Sand Sculpture Contest are among the popular Annual Events.  

Copalis Beach and the community of Copalis is located just to the south of Pacific Beach. The beach at Copalis is wide and sandy. Copalis is famous as the “home of the razor clam.” The community sits near the northern end of probably the greatest razor clam bed in the world. The main attraction though isn’t the clam, it is the beach.

Winter storm watching vacations have been becoming more and more popular and this is a great place to see the high surf roar in on the beach in the winter.