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Where to
stay and
what to do in
Long Beach,
Washington
VISITOR
INFORMATION
ACCOMMODATIONS
Bed and Breakfast
Cabins
& Cottages
Hotels and Motels
FOOD
& BEVERAGE
ATTRACTIONS
Long Beach Peninsula
Nearby Cities and Towns
Naselle
Ocean Park
Seaview
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Washington
Cascade Mountains
Northeast
Northwest
Olympic Peninsula
Puget Sound
San Juan Islands
South Central
Southeast
Southwest
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Long Beach Peninsula is
aptly named, for at 28 miles, it is the longest natural beach in the United States.
1,000 year old western
red cedars thrive on Long Island in Willapa Bay.

VISITOR
INFORMATION
City of Long Beach.
115 Bolstad Avenue West, PO Box 310, Long Beach, WA 98631-0310.
Phone: 360-642-4421; Fax: 360-6428841.
Long Beach Peninsula
Visitors Bureau. Location: Intersection of Highways 101 and 103,
Seaview, WA 98644. Mail: PO Box 562, Long Beach, WA 98631.
Phone: 360-642-2400; Toll-free: 1-800-451-2542; Fax: 360-642-3900.
FOOD &
BEVERAGE
Cottage Bakery & Delicatessen.
52nd & Highway 103, Long Beach,
WA. Phone: 360-642-4441.
Dooger's Seafood and Grill.
900 Pacific S., Long Beach, WA. Phone:
360-642-4224.
For more on Long Beach,
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ACCOMMODATIONS
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