Location: Long Beach
Top Things to do in Long Beach
6 Budget-friendly Things to do in Long Beach That You Shouldn't Miss
Long Beach is a city in Pacific County, Washington, United States. The population was 1,392 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Long Beach
1. Long Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 594 reviews
Reviewed By J4353HIkriss
I prefer this to Ocean Shores (which is easier to get to), and all of the places I've visited on the Oregon Coast. This is an unpretentious, middle class coastal town, with spectacular beach and deep American history + good quality restaurants and accommodation. Family friendly for sure, but also nice for romance-couples time. It is a long drive from Seattle, but FAB when you get there. I suspect this might actually be a cool place to actually live in too (and not all tourist towns are). Thumbs up.
2. Funland Family Fun Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
We are a very clean and friendly family fun center with arcade games, laser lag, and party room located in historic Downtown Long Beach, Washington. We use game cards to play the games and tickets are digitally loaded as points onto your game card automatically. Shop unique prizes at our store using your earned points! We have game card specials too, so the more money you load onto your card, the more bonus cash we give you!
Reviewed By Stay711590
This place is always busy!! So many things to do! If you go there, you must try the photo booth..it is inexpensive and the photos are good! Great kid and family place to enjoy!!
3. Discovery Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By DonaldLarson - Poulsbo, United States
Discovery Trail (paved) along the Pacific Ocean Front from Longbeach, WA (North) to Ilwaco, WA (South), limited to bicycles, pedestrains/strollers, dog/pet walks. No horses or motor vechicles allowed. The Discovery Trail goes by Cape Disappointment State Park and two Lighthouses near there. On May 16, 1898, the North Head Lighthouse was put into service as the primary navigation aid at the mouth of the Columbia River. The Cape Disappointment Lighthouse had served this function since October 15, 1856; however, ships continued to run aground at the "Graveyard of the Pacific." AWESOME FUN TRAIL for a bike ride on a fair weather (sunny) day. The area is known for FOG & Cold Rainy Weather (which contributed to a number of shipwrecks over the last 165 years). Discovery Trail is accessible from a number of locations, including 1000 Trails RV (TTRV) Longbeach Campground in Seaview, WA.
4. World Kite Museum & Hall of Fame
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 121 reviews
Long Beach's winds make it a mecca for kite enthusiasts.
Reviewed By xterrared
I am a life long kite lover. I specifically came to Long Beach to fly kites and to see this museum. I was thrilled to see the variety of kites, and to see the Military room with the kite applications. Loved watching the video of the fighting kites. The gift shop is small but actually had 3 of the kites I brought with me to fly. The web site doesn't mention the gift shop and I would have been inclined to buy my kites from them. The prices are similar to on line prices for kites. The staff are lovely, friendly ladies, who offered us the senior discount. $8 for two old people is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon learning more about kites!
5. Cranberry Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By xterrared
It was a great place to learn about the local industry of growing and harvesting cranberries. The cranberry festival was going on a few miles down the road and we got to watch the actual harvest happening.
6. Marsh's Free Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 586 reviews
Reviewed By Pottermarsh - Long Beach, United States
Very fun and interesting shop to visit. Something for everyone from beautiful antiques to great souvenirs.
