Not much here and nothing special to see except some signs and sculptures as tributes to Kurt…read moreCobain. Everything was covered in graffiti to intensify the grunginess. It's creepy under the bridge, so it's probably better for people who appreciate this type of vibe and views of the water. There's random goose poop throughout the park and under the bridge. I had to find out the hard way after my dog rubbed on some in the grass. Luckily, they have a big open garbage can here. The only parking is on the street in front of houses.

I really liked how this memorial park did not do too much with the bridge and kept true to what…read moreKurt Cobain likely sat by and saw when he would come here to find peace in solace, or inspiration in the scene. Couple of sculptures with descriptions that pay tribute to Kurt Cobain of what this place meant to him and I thought that air guitar stand was so funny. Mini hike that you can do through the woods, but I get scared bc I was by myself. So, I did not go in myself... but, this is a 3 minute walk away from the childhood home of Kurt Cobain, which you cannot enter because it is private property, but there is a description to read by the front of the fence gate. How cool it is to see the neighborhood that was origin of Kurt Cobain!

Do you love learning about history, art, bordello madames, mayhem, mysteries and much more? The…read moreDowntown Aberdeen Association has created a series of FREE walking tours for your enjoyment! Founded by Samuel Benn in 1884 and incorporated in 1890, Aberdeen is a town rich in history, lore and much more. It was once known as the great green yonder, the Hellhole of the Pacific and even the port of missing men. Find out why on the walking tours. Meet-up at the Nirvana Coffee Co at 1pm (1st & 3rd Saturdays May thru Sep) and tour guide, Phil "Fill" Slep, will take you along on an engaging, entertaining and educational journey thru various aspects of what once made and now makes Aberdeen one of the most unique and historical places on the coast of Washington. I've been on several of the walks and Phil always does a great job of keeping everyone entertained and educated. It's a great way to stretch your legs and expand your mind while having fun at the same time! Tip: Grab a delicious drink at the Nirvana Coffee Co before departing to keep you refreshed!

The state's best birders staff these trips. If you want to see pelagic birds this is the real deal…read moreand you won't be disappointed. Also, frequent sightings of whales, fur seals, Mola and more. Captain Phil Anderson is a skillful boat operator. Covid prevention measures in place. This was a trip of a lifetime for me with sightings of albatross, Shearwaters, skuas, fulmar, storm petrels, Sabine's gulls and much more.

If you are a hardcore birdwatcher and need to pick up the pelagic birds for your Washington life…read morelist this is the place you call. It is not for the faint of heart though, as you are traveling out on the high seas in a relatively small boat just to spot some birds at the risk of losing your stomach contents and 8 hours of agony. But it is well worth the risk if you can pull it off! The staff is knowledgeable and quick to help you with any of the tricky bird ID's. They go the extra mile to let you see the rarities and they get just as excited as all the rest of the people on the boat when one appears.

We stayed and camped here for 4 nights total leading up to the 4th of July. The park was mostly…read moreempty when we were there and overall was not too noisy. Most of the noise were children playing around during the day but most got very quiet once dark. The park is nice and well kept, this is a newer section that I stayed at. They do have an older side that is a bit more rugged and off grid. The new side spots have power and water. They do provide a sewer dump station which is out off the street. The power hookups had both 30 and 50 amp and it had 2 normal 120 plugs which is what I used to run things. Most of the sites are decent size, not all of them are leveled though, the one I was in was a bit steep and the one next to me even steeper and they had a trailer they had to fight to level. Some of the sites are easy pull thrus but only a few. I noticed at least one ADA site that also has concrete around the pit for those with disabilities. They also had several first come first serve sites. The new side also has a brand new bathroom which is pretty nice and it has multiple bathrooms multiple showers available all newer and upgraded. I am missing those as I am in the grayland state park now where nothing is very new and there seems to always be a line to use one of 2 toilets in the loop. The park is along the river and you can get to it very easy with a couple of trails they have. There is also a trail you can enjoy that goes along the river between it and the campground that is very green. As for staying connected to the world at this park.... you cant unless you bring Starlink, I was able to get pretty decent speeds with my starlink but it can be a challenge depending which site you get and how many trees are in line of site. I was in 2 different sites during my stay and one was easier than the other. None of the cellular networks were working from what I was able to see, T-Mobile was a dud for sure with SOS the whole time, the park wifi allows you to load a page or two for checkin but nothing other than that if you can even get it to connect. Overall it was a pleasant stay and a campground I would possibly consider again in the future. Its a bit more remote for those who need to be connected.

Clean restrooms and plenty of water faucets with camp ground areas. Park staff was courteous and…read morehelpful. Unfortunately the weather did not cooperate but we enjoyed our four day visit. The adjoining stream was refreshing. Would recommend!

There are a bunch of charter fishing operations out there. Here's what I'll say about Tommycod:…read more It was a strange morning of turbulent waters (there were a lot of calls on the radio to the coast guard for assistance that morning) and shy fish. Still, in spite of carrying a boat of half seasick passengers who thought they knew best regarding what they wanted (myself of course included)--which was to go home and kiss some land--Captain Tom kept on. We finally found an area where the bottomfish kept biting and magically delivered not only more fish than we needed (though we didn't hit our minimums which.. according to my uncle who's done this before with Tommycod and according to the proud captain.. is unheard of) andddd best of all the sky opened up and the seas settled down. All went home happy, feeling much better, and hungry for fish. Also of note, their max passenger number to 6 which makes for a tight knit bunch and individual attention. Thanks, Capt Tom and Carlo aka Cub!

Fished with these guys last week when our original charter boat broke down. These guys were…read moreavailable and got us in. We had 5 on board and landed 5 Kings (10 - 15 lbs) by mooching and then shifted over to trolling and picked up 3 Coho. Didn't quite limit out but they gave it their best shot.

Stayed on Loop 4 at 178. Big mistake. In all the years we've gone camping I've never experienced so…read moremany mosquito and insect bites. It was nearly impossible to go outside of our RV without being constantly attacked and bitten. Our legs were covered with bites that made our 3 nights stay very uncomfortable. We therefore opted to stay on the beach for the majority of the day then retreat much later to eat and sleep in our RV. After speaking with other campers, it became obvious that 178 was the worst for insect bites. Most sites didn't have as a severe problems as we did. Should we ever visit again, we will avoid 178 at all cost... Otherwise, Ocean Shores is a very sleepy community. Our best memories were hunting down 3 Garage Sales and meeting some great residents. Restaurant prices are very high as we weren't' going to pay $37 for a pizza or $34 for meager Fish & Chips (takeout)! The driving beach adjacent to the town was very crowded but once you go north of the Casino, it became more spread out and enjoyable. My advice? Go north my son, go north, and try and avoid the town entirely (unless you have kids)!

Great park! Came here to camp for the weekend - stayed at the campground with some friends. Great…read morecamp site with lots of trees great for coverage from morning sun. Different set up for some sites since there's nothing between to separate out the sites. There's an easy to follow path to get to the beach we went to a couple times. LOTS of beach to wander on. Be aware of people driving around if you have your pups.

Paid for a trip. It got canceled. They haven't returned my money. They won't return phone calls or…read moreemails. Zero stars

Paid for trip in full and it was cancelled the day before. They said there was nothing they could…read moredo and offered to rebook us a year later. Customers service sucks and they acted like they couldn't care less. We drive 10 hours and saved all year for this. They will mot refund us.

On Friday, July 11th 2025, I really wanted a limo to take me and 6-7 friends to Seattle the next…read moreday. I was worried I wouldn't be able to book a reservation with less than 48 hours notice, but Tyler had availability!! Our driver Chris was very accommodating, generous, and safe. The next time I want a limosine, I'm calling Tyler first!

Hired Tyler Limousine for an airport drop-off for some clients…read more They advised it was a very seamless experience from start to finish. The driver (Wayne) was polite, professional, and timely. Price for the service was very reasonable as compared to some other vendors that I solicited quotes from. Highly recommended!

Always reliable and on time and safe driver. Excellent service…read more I highly recommend this company.

I wanted to book a last minute airport shuttle and Justin and Robinson were very helpful in getting…read morean early morning shuttle spot for me. Justin was very helpful and polite and made the booking process easy.