Lewis and Clark's first glimpse of the Pacific Ocean, November 15, 1805. They had no idea that their findings would some day become the southern tip of what is now known as the Long Beach Peninsula. This area of land, about mile and half wide and surrounded on three sides by water, would some day become a prosperous recreational and fishing peninsula.
Claming on the Peninsula
Rod Run to End of World
4th of July Parade on the Peninsula
Fireworks on the Peninsula
Riding Horses on the Peninsula
An Evening on the Peninsula
Fireworks on the Beach 2011
Kite Fest on the Beach 2011
Sturgeon Fishing on the Columbia
The Long Beach Peninsula lies on the western boarder of the state of Washington. It is surrounded on three sides by water. Pacific Ocean on the west and north, and the beautiful Willapa Bay on the east. It is accessible by land from the southern tip which begins on the mouth of the Columbia River.It is a land of enchantment, fishing and fun.
Lush green Cape Disappointment to the 23 mile long beach (longest in the world) to the northern tip to Leadbetter state park for the bird watching enthusiast. From kites to car shows, dancing to parades, fire works to slow drags, and with the best river and ocean fishing anywhere in the world, this narrow stretch of land can please your appetites twelve months of the year.
