The Washington Coast offers something for every kind of traveler. Here’s what’s waiting outside your door at Hi-Tide Resort.
On the Beach
Razor Clamming — One of Washington’s most beloved coastal traditions. Check WDFW for scheduled dig dates and daily limits.
Kite Flying — Consistent coastal winds make Moonstone Beach ideal year-round — beginner or expert.
Beachcombing — Sand dollars, smooth agates, razor clam shells, and driftwood along miles of open, uncrowded beach.
Surfing — The outer coast generates consistent swell. Quality waves for all skill levels.
Beach Bonfires — Open fires are permitted subject to current regulations and fire danger levels.
Tide Pooling & Exploring — Low tide reveals excellent marine habitat along the rocky shoreline.
Family Beach Play — Wide, gentle sand and shallow tide zones make this ideal for families with young children.
Storm Watching — Fall and winter storms create dramatic surf. A favorite for guests who visit off-season.
On the Water
Sea Kayaking — Launch directly from the beach or use one of several nearby launch sites for paddling adventures.
Fishing — Salmon, surf perch, and Dungeness crab. Charter boats operate out of nearby Westport.
Whale Watching — Grey whales migrate along the outer coast spring and fall. Westport is a prime viewing destination.
Crabbing — Dungeness crab are plentiful in season. Check WDFW for current regulations and limits.
Day Trips & Nearby Attractions
Olympic National Park — Hoh Rain Forest, Hurricane Ridge, and the wild Pacific Coast strip — accessible in under two hours.
Quinault Rain Forest — A UNESCO World Heritage site with old-growth forest, trails, and the historic Lake Quinault Lodge.
Ocean Shores — 20 miles south. Full resort community with dining, shopping, casino, and additional beach access.
Grays Harbor Wildlife Refuge — One of the largest shorebird migrations in North America passes through here each spring — a premier birding destination.
Westport — Fishing, whale watching charters, a lighthouse, and fresh seafood. About 35 miles south via Aberdeen.
Aberdeen & Hoquiam — Full-service towns 30 miles east for groceries, hardware, restaurants, and supplies before arriving.