Razor clam digging on sandy shores, peaceful hikes along the Westport Light Trail, and fishing or crabbing from public piers offer endless ways to enjoy the natural beauty of this coastal town. Visitors can stroll the Fisherman’s Boardwalk for harbor views or wander through the dunes and coastal forests of Westport Light and Twin Harbors State Parks. Join a family clam dig, savor a fresh seafood catch, and watch the sun sink over the Pacific—Westport captures the spirit of outdoor adventure on Washington’s coast. See more about things to do outdoors in Westport.
It’s not just about getting the delicious razor clams but it’s very much about the experience shared with family and friends. Some of my fondest childhood memories are going clam digging as a family. There’s a bit of a sport to it ….. razor clams are FAST…..yes that’s right FAST. We continue this family tradition and continue to introduce new friends to fun activity. Homemade clamchowder…….yum!
2701 Westhaven Drive
Westport, WA 98595
It offers easy access for anglers and crabbers to catch species like Coho salmon, Dungeness crab and Red Rock Crab directly from the docks—no boat required. Fishing from the Shore: A wide variety of rockfish, including Sea Bass, Greenling, Cabezon, Perch and Ling Cod, can be found along the South Jetty as well as the rock revetments surrounding the marina
326 Lamb Street
Westport, WA 98595
The Fisherman's Boardwalk Pier (also known as Fisherman’s Boardwalk, Float 20) is located on the northwest end of the Westport Marina and offers public access for fishing, crabbing, and scenic dock-side views of the harbor and entrance to Grays Harbor. It provides an accessible pier platform for anglers of all levels, with opportunities to observe the working waterfront and marine life. The Westport Fishermen's Memorial erected in 1960, bears plaques honoring those lost at sea and stands as a poignant tribute to the maritime risks inherent in Westport's fishing industry.
This 560-acre coastal park offers beach access, trails, and sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, with interpretive signage, dune areas, and opportunities for clamming, fishing, and wildlife observation.
1595 W Ocean Avenue
Westport, WA 98595
Just a few miles south of Westport, this 172-acre park features camping, driftwood-strewn beaches, sand dunes, hiking trails, and seaside recreation such as clamming, birdwatching, and surf fishing.
3120 WA-105
Westport, WA 98595
