Ocean Shores activity guide
North Jetty
A front-row view of the coast.
Plan your outing
- Best for
- Visitors interested in the nature and scenery of the Washington coast
- Allow
- Allow time for a relaxed visit; choose a pace that suits your group
- Best time
- Check current visitor information before heading out
- Plan ahead
- Confirm access, conditions, and any visitor requirements with the linked source
Enjoy the view from shore
The North Jetty is a place to appreciate the scale and energy of the coast. Make it a short scenic stop or bring your camera and watch the changing water and seabirds from a safe shore-side location.
Before you go
Explore the south end
Three different ways to experience the coast, all around the southern tip of Ocean Shores.
The Tidal House logo marks your home base farther north on the peninsula.
- Damon Point
The sandy point extending southeast into Grays Harbor. - Oyhut Wildlife Area
Coastal habitat between the residential streets and the bay. - North Jetty
The southwest tip, facing the Pacific and harbor entrance.
Markers show approximate areas, not trailheads or walking routes. Check each guide and posted signs for current access.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.You do not need to climb the jetty rocks to enjoy the view. Stay off slippery rocks and wave-washed areas, keep children close, and skip exposed viewpoints during rough conditions. Consult the visitor guide and posted warnings before exploring.
Check current visitor information.
Return to our Things to Do guide to plan the rest of your day.
Plan with current sources
Hours, prices, access, and regulations can change. Confirm the details for your visit with these sources.
Make Tidal House your home base