Great customer service, very friendly people. The museum was small, but pack full of interesting…read morefacts and artifacts. The gift shop was awesome. They sold mermaid tails as well as mermaid wine, and mermaid liquors. It's located on the grounds of a winery and has beautiful gardens that are free to roam with various artwork. The museum only cost three dollars definitely going back.

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.

First of all, I don't think you'll find another cranberry museum anywhere. Second, how can you go…read moreto Greyland and NOT check out the cranberry museum. At the very least, you should check out the gift shop for some cranberry jam or cranberry syrup or dried cranberries. Plus the lady there crochets super cute little handmade cranberry dudes. The museum itself is $5 and features old cranberry sorting and cleaning equipment and general info about cranberry farming. So come on, what are you waiting for? You know you want to check this place out.

This is a cute little museum that packes a lot of interesting information into a small space. Even…read morewith it's size I did not feel cramped or overwhelmed. The staff was friendly and gave us a great talk about the history of cranberries in Washington state. The gift shop had lots of fun things to offer. I definitely recommend stopping if you are in the area.

This place is our favorite place about Ocean Shores. Our family likes making day trips to Ocean…read moreShores. It is a small, quaint little beach town and Pacific Paradise never disappoints. Their mini golf course(s) are the best in Western Washington imo. The course is clean, very well maintained, fun, entertaining, and well designed. The prices are reasonable and I am always thankful that the owner makes the place affordable for all families. The arcade also has many cool games and can entertain the kids for hours. They also have bumper boats but we have never done them because it is never warm enough, in our opinion, to get wet from them. They have a little snack bar with decent pricing and portions. This is all around a great value for family oriented fun.

So happy to see this place! We needed some fun activities to do with our daughter. We played arcade…read moregames, rode in bumper boats, and played mini golf. The prices are a bit expensive, but I'm pretty sure we all spend way too much at arcades! Friendly staff and they are able to help you bundle activities to save a little money. They have a snack bar with an Icee machine, popcorn, and other treats. They also have a little section for 21+ with beer for purchase.

Best place in Ocean shores to buy pirate gifts, Get postcards, Incense, or flatout all your…read moreoceanshores gifts.

Pirates, lighthouses, Thomas Kincaid art, plates and beer mugs and tacky tourist souveniers galore…read more They try to make it more than just a tacky tourist shop by including some "art" pieces, but in the end, that's what it is. It is big and they have lots of stuff and if a rainstorm hits it's not a terrible place to while away the time. It just wasn't my kind of stuff, but I'm sure it would suit plenty of people.

Great community theatre! With ada access from alley behind the building. Definitely a must see!read more

Just up Broadway Hill in the little town of Aberdeen, you'll find the beautiful Driftwood…read morePlayhouse. The "Driftwood Players" have existed since the 50's, floating around locations on the harbor like pieces of their namesake "driftwood"...in the early days taking the entertainment directly to where the tourists could be found. Since 1982, they have called their current location home... and what a home it is. The theater is beautiful inside and out. It is a true jewel for this historic coastal community. I had the pleasure of attending a performance of Daddy Long Legs (2023 season) and I was pleasantly surprised. A cast of two and an orchestra of four put on a first class show that rivaled some of the best shows I've seen around the country! I continue to be blown away by the talent found around Grays Harbor. The artists, musicians, singers and actors make this area ground zero for the best entertainment that can be found on the remote west coast of Washington state. Regarding Daddy Long Legs, I would be remiss if I didn't give due praise to director Brad Duffy, Carlos Cruz (as Jervis) and Chaela Watkins (as Jerusha Abbott). They absolutely succeeded in transporting this audience member to the turn of the century in an immersive, funny and romantic journey through clever dialogue and wonderful stagecraft. Bravo and a very well deserved standing ovation! The most heartbreaking thing was that the theater wasn't fully packed. So get out the word, plan to attend a show and support the amazing talent that is the Driftwood Players!

Nice little festival though it could use more emphasis on the razor clam and seafood part of it. A…read morefew more seafood vendors would round out the food offerings, especially since the crab dinners were sold out when we got there at around 2 pm. We tried grilled oysters from one vendor, clam strips and chowder from another, and fish and chips from another. A display of seafood would have been nice and provide for an educational display to showcase all the area has to offer. Demonstrations of razor clamming techniques for digging and cooking also would have been nice to see along with someone selling razor clam equipment.

We happened here by chance after a failed razor clam digging endeavor and wanted to use this…read moreopportunity to make up for our disappointment. It was nice they were able to hold it indoors, as the weather in this area tends to be a bit on the rainy side typically. We expected to see a lot more razor clams than there were. the only razor clam food was the 5 tastes of clam chowder, 2 of which were disappointing. While it had the typical things you'd expect a festival to have (concessions, crafts, and exhibitions" the lack of actual razor clams available to eat was wanting.

Westport Winery Garden Resort, Museum and Sea Glass Grill…read more The Museum host was friendly, fun with a pleasant demeanor, the Museum presents international Mermaid Folklore is quite interesting, each display has additional information regarding aquatic lifeforms and habitat. The Sea Glass Grill restaurant hostesses / servers are cheerful, friendly, thoughtful, professional and very attentive, complimented with Northwestern marine decor. Delicious homecrafted desserts and coffee. Will return to enjoy the lunch / dinner menu. 5+++ Stars

We went to Westport Winery Restaurant to try the new breakfast we saw advertised on their sign by…read morethe road. It was a holiday (Memorial Day) and it wasn't very busy. There were 6 of us and we ordered various meals - Captains Choice, Biscuits and Gravy with eggs and the Siren's Breakfast Sandwich. All the breakfasts included the cornmeal biscuit. We also ordered a Hawaiian cinnamon roll to be split with everyone. Our meals arrived and we were all excited to eat. We reminded our waitress that the cinnamon roll hadn't been brought to our table yet. She said "Oh, do you want to eat that here or have it to go?" We said we wanted it for here. My sister ordered scrambled eggs, but was given over-easy eggs. My husband's eggs were completely forgotten. My husband offered to eat my sisters eggs that were cooked wrong while she waited for her scrambled eggs to be prepared and delivered. I opened up my biscuit to put the whipped butter on it that was provided and the biscuit was luke-warm and didn't even melt the butter. I took a bite anyway and was disappointed at how dense, crumbly and salty it was. Thinking it was just me, I didn't say anything to my fellow dining companions. I moved on to the rustic potatoes and even though they looked nicely browned, the centers were undercooked. Unfortunately, the bacon was also overly salty. Because of all the salt, I went through two full glasses of water during my meal, of which I only ate half. My brother-in-law who had the biscuit breakfast sandwich said "what is so salty??" I said it was the biscuit. Everyone else at the table agreed. Someone else said their bacon was overly salty too. My brother in-law also mentioned that she forgot his cinnamon roll again. Although the coffee was good, we were never offered any refills. We all left 1/2 or more of our meals on our plates. We were all clearly finished with our meals when the waitress came back and asked if we were ready for our cinnamon roll. By then it was too late. We said no. We didn't want it anymore. No plates were ever cleared from the table. She just returned with our checks and left. We were very disappointed. As my dad used to say, That was a 3 timer. First, last and never again.

Smaller scale casino but nice experience. They have good events and reward perks especially for…read moreover 55. It was our 1st visit so we got $20 each for signing up then another $10 each after getting just a few points. There are just under 300 slot machines. Also on Tues/Thursdays senior days you get $10 for getting min. points plus 50% off food in cafe. The food was really good and fair prices without a discount. They have yummy Ivars clam chowder and also offer sandwiches, burgers, seafood baskets, breakfast etc. I took pics of the menu. Love that they set out a nice variety of condiments to help yourself. The only complimentary soda/coffee station is back in the cafe as well. Staff was friendly.

A Fun little casino packed full of a variety of slots machines. Both old and new! The staff Is…read morevery friendly and helpful. They make us feel welcomed and comfortable. We'll definitely visit again when we are in the area!