I expected this museum to be much larger with more things...yeah I want that impressed and I don't…read morethink it was worth it to go in with our 2 year old. Probably best for teens plus and adults who are really keen to check out some kites...also you get a discount if you're staying at one of the two hotels nearby

Very nice It's a place that you will never forget and make…read moresure and find the separate rooms with all the great displays. You will never forget.

This was our first time staying here and immediately became our new favorite spot. They are in the…read moreprocess of renovations and upgrades across the entire property. We stayed in a hotel room this visit but as I said, we fell in love with this hotel and have already made reservations for memorial day weekend in one of the newly remodeled condos. The grounds are far enough from the road that the noise of traffic is nonexistent. Only the sounds of relaxation and the ocean in the background. There is plenty of parking. A Pickle Ball Court. A Dog Area with Bags. Even a restaurant called "Dark Harbour." I love a good pirate bar! With free breakfast and a restaurant on site, your set up for a relaxing time. Usually "breakfast" is yogurt and cereal I don't like. They had that here as well BUT they also have a lot of breakfast choices. My favorite was sausage and gravy over fresh biscuits with sausage links on the side. There was cheese omelet, pastries, bagels, cereal, coffee, tea, juices and some other things. Really nice set up serving from 6 - 9:30am. My Mother in law can get up and get breakfast without having to wait on us. We had a nice time at breakfast. We even met another family and their son Sam. There is a nice grass area in the back. Seating areas, Gas BBQ's, Corn Hole games and a nice paved walking trai. There are beach bikes the hotel let's guests use and nearby you can rent electric bikes. The ocean is only a few minutes walk from the hotel. We walked down to the beach and stood in awe of the vast sands and waves gently rolling in. Downtown Long Beach is within a few miles of the hotel so there is plenty to do or you can do my favorite vacation idea... "Nothing." Not really nothing but sitting on the deck or taking naps with the sun on my face is my idea of vacation.

Decent cost effective hotel with easy beach access. Shared a 2 bed room with my son for a few days…read more They have a decent continental breakfast, bikes, corn hole, volleyball, pickleball, a pool/hot tub/sauna all included. Room has mini fridge and microwave. Shower is decent. Really great amenities for the price point. The staff are really friendly and helpful. They also have a small conf room in the lobby area with tables, games, dvds and a computer.

The counter and snack service is outstanding and the few rows of couches they have are comfortable…read moreenough for my disabled body to enjoy sitting on for the length of a movie.

Oh my goodness - during this dreadful pandemic, there are some rare instances of creative business…read moreowners turning lemons into, well, yummy theatre popcorn - Neptune has brought back the: DRIVE IN MOVIE THEATRE!! As an old fart i have many fond memories of drive-ins, piling into the car in our jammies, seeing the latest Clint Eastwood movie...so I was delighted to hear Neptune had worked with the community to bring it back as fantastic solution to the COVID problem. They erected a decent sized screen, built a projector house; modern technology via FM transmitter (95.5) eliminates the need for the clunky old wired systems of the olden days. So, you go into the lobby (mask on!), say how many tiks you need, get your popcorn and soda and go park (or you can park first) - for two adults, one large popcorn and medium drink it was $25. Yes. You heard right. I even walked back into the lobby thinking they undercharged me. GREAT VALUE. And btw, its the cutest little theatre lobby this side of the Mississippi. Great, friendly staff inside. The previews and 'movie trivia' are locally and professionally produced with, likely, the proprietors children? Very cute! And they leveraged a local production company here in my home of Ocean Park, which did a fantastic job. The movie was nice and bright. At times the FM sound drifted a bit, usually during low volume parts. Since it was cold, we ran the engine intermittently, luckily our subaru didnt insist on turning on the headlights as some other modern cars do. Even in the rain, with intermittent windshield wipers, we really enjoyed the show! No Mask! And theres an INTERMISSION! "Lets all go to the lobby...." They had some tempting food at great prices (next time I'll come hungry) Anyway, GREAT JOB Neptune & co.! I hope they retain the drive in as a wonderful novelty for 'normal times' - Long Beach Visitors ought to add it to their list of 'what to dos in LB'. We'll be back! Oh, and smart local business owners and realtors ought to be snapping up screen time for advertising.

This is a fun festival to attend. There are so many great parts about it, but the beer garden is…read morenot one of them. Sorry, lost a point for that. It used to be better but now they are limited and I feel that the area is not as fun as before. Let's talk about the festival.... The mascot is a Razor Clam! Yep, it is! Pretty funny. I actually go every year because I like when the town is booming and this seems to bring people out. Must dos are Chowder competition. You get to sample about 10 of them (2 oz little cups) and vote on your favorite one. It's fun when yours wins. There's free fritters but you only get a small piece (it's free) but it's fun seeing them make it. There's always a band playing. That's kind of fun. Booths, galore. One even had a mermaid in water once. I have seen the festival evolve. They got rid of some things but kept others and made others even better. What I do miss was the free items you would get if you visited specific stores. You would get a little booklet and if you visited one place, you'd get a magnet, if you visited another place, you'd get a key chain, another, you'd get something else. It made it fun to check out different places in the area. Again, it's worth going to and just enjoying everything... Oh, and the best part is that it takes place on a clamming day so before all this, you go clamming bright and early so it doesn't interfere with the festival. The festival even offers razor clamming lessons. I have never gone, but for those who don't have someone to teach them, it's probably worth checking out. April 2025

Now...I am torn writing this review. Many Yelpers have hidden gems, Things we'd rather keep to…read moreourselves...but, because I won't be going in 2015 and I want to see this event keep going, I will post a review. Hopefully I'll be there in 2016. Long Beach, a town of less than 4,000 souls on a windswept peninsula in Southern Washington opened its doors in April of 2014 inviting seafood lovers and nature lovers to come and visit. I would say the event was a success as I heard one visitor say all the hotels in town were full. Small town, homespun hospitality. The website for the event was: http://longbeachrazorclamfestival.com/ Events included razor clam digging lessons, clam chowder cook off and beach clean up, but most of all it was an opportunity to kick back and cool our heels and eat at many excellent restaurants. We even had some rain which was refreshing coming from drought plagued California. The city of Long Beach does have other events Their city website and calendar is: http://www.longbeachwa.gov/ Or try http://www.funbeach.com

Well it's closed due to covid but what a spot for a winter sun and fun. There is a great view from…read morehere in the winter especially. There is a small walk up and then a panoramic view of the coast and of the Columbia River So grab a mask and a friend and enjoy!

A rainy afternoon didn't stop us from enjoying the area! We took a short drive from Long Beach to…read morevisit the center. Wow! It was so interesting! They have a nice film, as well as lots of interesting information to see and read in the center about Lewis & Clark's journey, the nearby lighthouse, shipwrecks, etc. We loved it.

A great place to visit and take your time to stroll. After looking at all the antiques grab. Cup of…read morecoffee to watch the ships go by and place a lock at the end of the pier.

For a free museum, lovingly maintained by those who want to preserve the history here, its really…read moreremarkable. Had no idea about the history of canned fish here on the columbia, and seeing the old pictures of rows of workers cleaning and packing fish made me think hard about how easy i have it. Those people mustve worked their butts off. And the wooden fishing boats, amazing, you'd never get me into one of those out on the river/ocean! As an engineer, I enjoyed the 'power room'; pretty cool for the mechanically/electrically minded. Be sure to drop some $$ into the donation box. Surprised this isnt mentioned anywhere in travel guides or 'things to do' - we just stumbled on it while eating next door at the Rogue. If you look at the pictures, the same light fixtures are used in the Rogue restaurant! "As good as it gets" for a cannery museum; worth a visit if you're interested in that branch of history.

The Columbian is everything- quaint, affordable!!, fun, and the staff is friendly. This place has…read moreso much character. I do not recommend if you're looking for a modern AMC type experience. It's historic and the best seats are upstairs on the balcony in vintage living room couches. My only grievance is that they serve pizza but do not have ranch. Check their Facebook page for upcoming movie lineups

I love this place. Lower your expectations and you might too. Its NOT a modern high tech theater…read moreby any means. Old school theater charm. Lots of love seat couches. The ones upstairs appear to be reserved for quests who purchas food/drinks from the upstairs vendor, but we didnt, and didnt get bothered. Low prices. Aging restrooms. Inexpensive concessions. I'll be back....with low expectations :)

This a cool experience! I'm not a "believer" but went with a group of 7. There is a lot of history…read morebeneath the city. The guides were knowledgeable, fun and had a lot of evidence. The tour ran over because everyone was really into so I suggest that last tour of the night.

Kelly was an absolute amazing tour guide! She let us take our time and ask questions and let us…read moreengage with the ghosts. Like she understood our energy and went with us. We were a group that was very understanding of the ghosts boundaries and feelings letting them choose if we were allowed to go in the room or not. I honestly believed the ghosts were there with us. Abigail, Henry, Adam, Sarah, and our other special friends were very welcoming and understood us although Abigail seemed upset with us but we determined it was another entity. Honestly loved this experience and would love to do one of the investigations. This tour has inspired ghost hunting side!