Grayland sits on a stretch of wild Pacific coastline where the beaches go on for miles and the pace slows down just enough. Whether you're here to dig for clams under the lantern light, charter a boat out of Westport, or just walk the shore in silence — there's no shortage of ways to fill your days.
Walk the
Endless Beaches
Grayland is known for its wide, uncrowded beaches that stretch for miles. Morning walks with crashing waves and seabirds overhead. After storms, beachcombing is especially rewarding — driftwood, shells, and treasures wash up along the shore.
Drive your vehicle right onto the sand for beach bonfires and sunset watching.
Razor Clam
Digging
Grayland Beach is one of the best razor clam spots in Washington State. During open seasons, visitors head to the beach with shovels and lanterns for this uniquely Pacific Northwest tradition.
We even have a clam cleaning station on-site so you can prep your catch before heading back to your cottage kitchen.
Crabbing, Fishing
& Charter Boats
Westport is known for deep sea fishing charters. Go after salmon, lingcod, halibut, or rockfish — or try your hand at catching Dungeness crab. Just a 10-minute drive from the resort.
Even watching the marina activity is entertainment in itself.
Grays Harbor
Lighthouse
Located in nearby Westport, Grays Harbor Lighthouse is the tallest lighthouse in Washington State. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding coastline.
A perfect afternoon trip.
Westport
Marina
One of Washington's busiest fishing ports, Westport Marina is just 10 minutes from Grayland. Walk the docks, watch fishing boats return with their catch, browse the shops, and eat fresh seafood at one of the local spots.
Hiking
& Nature
Explore trails through coastal forests, wetlands, and cranberry bogs. The area is home to deer, bald eagles, great blue herons, and more.
The Cranberry Coast is a birder's paradise, especially during migration season.
The Perfect
Home Base
Everything the coast has to offer is right outside your door. Come back from a day of adventure, fire up the grill, and settle into your cottage as the sun drops into the Pacific. This is the kind of place you don't want to leave.