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Author Archives: LB Peninsula Visitors Bureau
May Clam Digs!
CONFIRMED Razor Clam digs for the Long Beach Peninsula: May 10, Friday, 7:37 am, -0.9 ft. May 11, Saturday, 8:12 am, -0.8 ft. Morning tides; no digging will be allowed after noon. The best digging occurs one to two … Continue reading
Annual Loyalty Days Returns for a Star-Spangled Weekend
The Annual Loyalty Days marks its 63rd year of celebrating small-town Americana spirit. The Annual Loyalty Days Celebration paints the Peninsula like a Scene from a Norman Rockwell as it is the longest consecutively running Loyalty Day celebration in the … Continue reading
Salmon Fishing Seasons Set for 2013
Get ready to cast a line! Washington’s salmon fishing season has been set for 2013. Chinook only season Starts June 8th to June 21. Coho, Chinook season starts June 22 and runs … Continue reading
Spring Break 2013
It’s almost here! Get ready for some fun on the Long Beach Peninsula! We have many great activities for you and your family to enjoy! Spring is upon us once again, the days are getting longer and everyone is ready … Continue reading
Willapa Loop-Chehalis to Long Beach Makes the No. 5 Spot in AAA Washington Journey Magazine
The journey onto the Long Beach Peninsula is a scenic one indeed – whether you take the “Bay Road” or enter from the Columbia River side. Both routes remarkably mirror similar characteristics – beautifully noted as being a “well-watered region … Continue reading
Who needs wind to fly a kite? Not Long Beach.
The annual Windless Kite Festival brings indoor kite flyers (or choreographers, or dancers, you name it) to Long Beach, Wash., on Jan. 18-20, 2013. The Indoor kite flying extravaganza, features kites choreographed to music. Some perform solos; others work in … Continue reading

