Awesome place! Great in every aspect! Will use them again! They make sure your line is always…read morefishing. We went so my 9 year old grandson could catch a salmon. They treated him like a king and he caught 4!​

Butch and the whole crew were amazing. Awesome salmon trip. Highly recommended. Put us on the…read morefish and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. Will definitely be back. Thanks!!

This is cool and all but it's reset up for children. If your looking for some fast paced go-kart…read moreracing, maybe you should see how fast these cars go by watching other people. That in itself may be a while. Not a lot of people use the cars.... for....some...odd...reason. If your a family with Littles, you may find this to your speed. Safer than most people realize. I'll pass on seconds but some would enjoy it here.

The people running the business were very kind and helpful , they helped buckle our seat belts and…read moreexplained things pretty clearly. I have been coming here with my kid almost every year and he always likes it. The karts do not go very fast but it is still very fun for both of us. If you are coming with more than one kid I would bring another adult because there are only single and double karts so that the other adult can take another kid to do something. I will come back.

Great place! I called late on a Tuesday, thinking no one would be there- I was wrong, there was an…read moreextremely helpful Camp Host. I got a spot (for my tepee) right over the ocean, and right by the restroom! Inexpensive, neat, tidy, and sleepy. I would recommend to anyone- except!- A whiner. If you are gonna whine about anything, just stay home. You shouldn't be camping anyways. This place is Awesome!

The Bruceport County Park is an oddity. If you're tenting or dry camping, then wow. The sites are…read moresimply beautiful, many of them with stunning views from the top of the bluffs overlooking Willapa Bay. There's plenty of grassy fields, trees, and more, offering nearly every site plenty of privacy. If however you're in a RV rig, and looking for a full hookup, they decided to place all 7 hookup spots right next to each other on a gravel island. You and your neighbors will be crammed like sardines, with no room for table, fire pits, nothing. Also, the facilities are in dire need of some TLC. Really too bad, since the campground itself has truly tremendous potential, but clearly lacks any incentive to up its game. If the county ever sells this park to a driven and creative entrepreneur, then this could become one of the best parks out there.

We love this park. All the military flags are awesome. Makes me proud to be an American. I've never…read morebeen in town to see anyone performing on the Veterans Stage but it would be great. The green space is an awesome spot to sit and enjoy some food from one of the many restaurants in the area. Veterans Memorial Field is just a nice quiet green space.

The owner was super nice and when he learned it was our honeymoon he insisted we didn't pay!read more

They had a great selection for us to do a nice bike ride! We also were able to rent a part for our…read morebaby bike trailer (because we left ours at home...because sometimes Mommy gets overwhelmed while trying to pack...), and so the whole family was able to go. Great service, good pricing, and the bikes were in good shape.

This park is far removed from most of everything and wifi is spotty, so I'm glad I found this…read moreplace. Looks like nothing but a sign in the forest when you come to the end of the road. Getting out and walking the trail shows a sandy beach with tall grass. I was one of three people here. It was eerily quiet. Being a state park, a Discovery Park pass or $10 fee is required to park here. Crabbing and fishing are permitted. Giant trees covered in moss and lichen.

Wandered into the park looking to find the peninsula point and an easier walk with our 2 small…read moredogs. We were so lucky to meet a couple of trail stewards in the uppermost parking lot who advised us how to pay (pay in advance online, write the confirmation code, and place on your dash) as there is no machine on site. They also made sure we knew which areas the dogs were allowed in (everything south of the wildlife refuge) and which they are not (wildlife refuge itself). And walked with us for the first part of the Dune Loop trail along the bay beach. Much appreciated as the trail on the beach can be a bit difficult during the higher parts of a tide. We saw about 15 eagles flying together all enjoying the clear day and thermals, so many amazing trees with gorgeous moss and ferns, and yes even in end of February...a couple of garter snakes. It's a fairly easy hike in terms of elevation but I will say you need to be surefooted along the beach for sure but also through the forest as the trail has many roots and pinecones. It was easy enough that our dogs were able to do the full 2.8 mile loop without needing to be toted. Overall it's worth spending a morning or afternoon exploring, especially on the bay side. The sound of the ocean and trees are the only 'noise' and the traffic seemed to just be a couple of other folks and a lot of sandpipers.

The Willapa is extensive with sections in various places. This review is for the Art Trail just off…read moreHwy 101 across the highway from the boat launch to Long Island. It's a short trail, completely on boardwalk. Off to either side you'll find nature-related sculptures amongst the plants. Halfway up the boardwalk, there's a spur that leads to the more physically demanding Cutthroat Trail. A nice diversion if you're driving past on 101 but not a destination. Going over to Long Island would be a destination.

Somehow we've never noticed Teal Slough as we've travelled through. Luckily the hubby noticed info…read moreonline about some old growth beauties here so we stopped by recently to see for ourselves. The out & back trail itself is fairly uneventful, but take those short off-shoots when the posted sign with the tree symbol makes an appearance. There are definitely some larger lovelies up there that make a brief trek worth every step. If you're a tree lover like myself I highly recommend Teal Slough, another cool spot within the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge.

Other than "Worlds Longest Beach" or the Pacific Ocean, it's just another amazing place on the…read moreWest Coast. Never mind the epic views provided by God. If your looking for hectic or fast paced,keep looking. The Pacific Ocean is awe Inspiring in itself. Add to that, miles of clean, flat, soft, almost velvet like sand. "Shut the front door." Wait. You can what? Drive onto the beach! Ya, there is public beach access and you can drive out onto the sand, if your car is capable. The surf is pretty mellow is this area, but is known for its "Rip Tides." Be aware. We've only been here a few times but we love exploring the beach and nearby downtown Long Beach with all it's all it's shops and restaurants. I'm already thinking about our next visit.

update: we came back in 2025 but we missed the kite…read morefestival. But the Sand Castles are still up. Some people flying kites, next time i ll bring mine.