Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Ocean Park, Washington:

Experience the Peninsula's historic spirit in this beautiful 1913 Craftsman home. Nestled on a quiet street, it's just a short walk to the ocean beach or to the nearby attractions in downtown Ocean Park, Washington. Furnished completely with antique accessories, the George Johnson House features a variety of Indian artifacts and works by local artists. Each of the three bedrooms offers it's own private bathroom and all rooms have high-speed Wi-Fi (wireless) internet access available. Enjoy a full country breakfast, relax on the wraparound front porch overlooking perennial gardens and ex. . .

Originally purchased from a 1920's era Sears & Roebuck catalog, our beautifully restored bed and breakfast sits in the heart of the Long Beach Peninsula. On the edge of Ocean Park and just within the boundaries of Nachotta, our inn overlooks Willapa Bay and the Wildlife Refuge of Long Island. Seven miles to the North you will find Leadbetter Point Wildlife Refuge, home to bear, deer and many varieties of birds. Hiking trails lead to the ocean beach and the bay. Easily within biking distance is historic Oysterville. The Oysterville school house still stands and is the site of the Jazz and Oyste. . .

The cottages are on 3 secluded acres, bordered by a stream that looks like a pond (you can't see much current). It's really a run-off creek from Loomis Lake to the ocean, and great blue herons visit often, as do many other water birds and otters. Each cottage has a full kitchen with dishes and pans, a bathroom with shower, a color cable TV/VCR, and quaint decor. They are charming, rustic and clean--the perfect little home at the beach. . . .

We are located in Ocean Park, Washington. A quiet beach town on the Long Beach Peninsula. We are just an easy 10 minute walk to the beach, (or a 3 minute drive)! Close enough to town to do the ‘tourist thing' but far enough away to have peace & quiet. The cottages themselves have an interesting history of their own. They were originally constructed on the beach by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1926. They were later moved to this property in 1930. The cottages have been left in as close to their original vintage condition as possible, although a few basic amenities have been added. . . .

The roar of the Pacific Ocean, the warmth of the sand on a hot summer day, the cool breezes, the great winter storms, and the romance of walking on the beach. Plus the festivals, shopping, wonderful restaurants, historic lighthouses and quaint towns on the Long Beach Peninsula are here for you to enjoy when you stay at The DoveShire Bed and Breakfast. . . .