Tucked in Ocean Shores is the Coastal Interpretive Center - there's parking out front and a couple…read morecute spots for pics and to check out pieces of shipwrecks around the building. Admission is $5 ($10 for a family) which sort of appears steep when you drive up but we were really pleasantly surprised by how informative and entertaining the Center is. Kids (1,6,7) enjoyed the taxidermied animals, the kids area, and some of the educational exhibits. Adults liked the exhibits and just wandering around. We lasted here a little over an hour, and I thought the stop was well worth it on our cloudy and wet morning.

11/10 stars if I could. Very family and young kid friendly. The staff was so welcoming, explained…read moreeach exhibit to us, and shared their revamp story. During the Covid Shutdown, they redid and expanded making their center bigger, fun for all ages, and add lots of historical references. Really amazing to walk through, learn about ocean shores, the indigenous tribes of this area, &and the animals of course. My 1 year old son had a ball and didn't want to leave. Extremely affordable too ($10 for 3 adults). Very clean and kept great.

Our 5 year old LOVES mermaids. When we found a place called the international mermaid museum we had…read moreto make a trip. The price point for 4 adults and 2 kids was great. We paid $10. Which if it was more person we may have been disappointed for the size of the museum. It was the size of a medium sized room full of information, mannequins in mermaid tails, some mermaid themed films playing and pictures.

Visited the coffee shop and souvenir shop inside. It's cute ambiance. The Carmel macchiato was…read moredecent. Nice ladies in the shop.

We came in as a family as visitors to Ocean Shores, 5 of us, and it ended up being one of the…read morehighlights of our trip. From the moment we walked in, it was clear the shop is run with real care and intention--everything felt thoughtfully arranged, giving it a curated aesthetic rather than the usual clutter you might expect. The store really shines in its housewares section, with a great selection that felt like a mix of practical finds and unique pieces--almost like a bit of Seattle charm made its way to the coast. The ladies behind the counter were genuinely friendly and welcoming, which made browsing even more enjoyable. Prices were low compared to the Goodwills we go to, and we had a great time digging through all the little treasures. It's the kind of place where you can easily lose track of time just exploring. Overall, we found Anchor Thrift to be a fun, friendly spot that we look forward to visiting again.

Great stuff. All sales help the local people who need help with rent, utilities, etc!read more

I needed help cleaning out years of accumulated household items left behind by rental tenants in a…read moretwo bedroom house in Ocean Shoes. One quick call and the very next day, everything I asked for was removed and taken away for donation, recycling or disposal. And all for a reasonable price.

Short interval service; deep vacuums before steam cleaning, is prompt and the frosting on the cake…read morewas he is by far the cheapest.

W needed a 5 ft x 5 ft carpet section added. Rob was on time,did an outstanding job, and cleaned…read moreup the work area when he finished. We plan to call for carpet cleaning when our home projects are completed.

My neighbor paid for these guys services. The technician was outside making loud noises such as…read moredrilling, slamming ladders around and (Whistling the same tune over and over again.) all before 8am. The thing that pissed me off was the "locker room talk". Talking about "getting some last night". Talking about their "situationships". It was a hot night last night so all our windows are open. So this is how we were woken up this morning. Don't know if the service is good. But that guy was a douche. We live in an apartment complex and there were more than just our windows open. Hopefully in the future he conducts himself with respect and represents the company better.

So it sounds like it was a mistake to assume that a technician would evaluate whether or not we…read moreactually had a rodent problem. It seems like a strange business model to charge $300 for a quote but no actual service.

My son Phillip, died unexpectedly on December 21, 2025. We live in SC. Initially I spoke with…read moreKelsey, who was absolutely amazing, understanding and compassionate. Kelcey walked me through all aspects and helped me arrange things prior to my arrival. Instead of rushing through, she explained how they wanted to ensure all went well. I spoke to Keith on the phone and then met him. Kelsey, Stephanie and Keith were extremely conscientious in all aspects, from the beginning to the end, to ensure Phillip's memorial service was dignified and personal. They were mindful about all our wishes and ensured affordability, without a "sales pitch". Words are unable to convey how much I, we, appreciate Keith and his staff's kindness, time, personal attention, and most importantly, expertise during this most difficult and tragic loss. Thank you!

I'm confused by the negative reviews and am guessing that some people are mixing it up with the…read moreCemetery next door which is a separate business. Great local family owned business that has been around for 2 generations. D. Twibell is retired so the home is now run by his son Keith. He and his wife are two of the nicest people you'll ever meet. Gentle, compassionate, and professional. Everything you could want from a funeral home. I have nothing but positive things to say. Pretty and well kept grounds. Lots of lovely plants out front. Bathrooms are clean. The chapel is really pretty. Plenty of parking. I've attended several funerals here for Harbor friends and have always been impressed by how they handle everything. When my time comes my family knows this is the place who will handle my final business.