Loved this pretty little beach. Easy access, I drove on in my 4W drive Tacoma. Be aware of…read moretides. If you dont know what tides are maybe you shouldnt drive onto the beach. I love flying kites down here. Not alot of car traffic. This is a good razor clam beach as well when clamming is open.

here's a place you (and your dogs) can run or walk for days! and you can drive right on to the…read morebeach, should you so desire. i parked at the trailhead and went on the short trail which alights on the beach a little bit north but then walked down the beach and cut back to the trailhead on the road which is a 5min walk from the beach. the beach itself is amazing and there's plenty of room for people and dogs and cars. i was there fairly early in the morning but it's a great place to just walk and walk and walk. a very quick drive from warrenton or astoria. bring food and wine--have a picnic!

The Willapa is extensive with sections in various places. This review is for the Art Trail just off…read moreHwy 101 across the highway from the boat launch to Long Island. It's a short trail, completely on boardwalk. Off to either side you'll find nature-related sculptures amongst the plants. Halfway up the boardwalk, there's a spur that leads to the more physically demanding Cutthroat Trail. A nice diversion if you're driving past on 101 but not a destination. Going over to Long Island would be a destination.

Somehow we've never noticed Teal Slough as we've travelled through. Luckily the hubby noticed info…read moreonline about some old growth beauties here so we stopped by recently to see for ourselves. The out & back trail itself is fairly uneventful, but take those short off-shoots when the posted sign with the tree symbol makes an appearance. There are definitely some larger lovelies up there that make a brief trek worth every step. If you're a tree lover like myself I highly recommend Teal Slough, another cool spot within the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge.

This is cool and all but it's reset up for children. If your looking for some fast paced go-kart…read moreracing, maybe you should see how fast these cars go by watching other people. That in itself may be a while. Not a lot of people use the cars.... for....some...odd...reason. If your a family with Littles, you may find this to your speed. Safer than most people realize. I'll pass on seconds but some would enjoy it here.

The people running the business were very kind and helpful , they helped buckle our seat belts and…read moreexplained things pretty clearly. I have been coming here with my kid almost every year and he always likes it. The karts do not go very fast but it is still very fun for both of us. If you are coming with more than one kid I would bring another adult because there are only single and double karts so that the other adult can take another kid to do something. I will come back.

Other than "Worlds Longest Beach" or the Pacific Ocean, it's just another amazing place on the…read moreWest Coast. Never mind the epic views provided by God. If your looking for hectic or fast paced,keep looking. The Pacific Ocean is awe Inspiring in itself. Add to that, miles of clean, flat, soft, almost velvet like sand. "Shut the front door." Wait. You can what? Drive onto the beach! Ya, there is public beach access and you can drive out onto the sand, if your car is capable. The surf is pretty mellow is this area, but is known for its "Rip Tides." Be aware. We've only been here a few times but we love exploring the beach and nearby downtown Long Beach with all it's all it's shops and restaurants. I'm already thinking about our next visit.

update: we came back in 2025 but we missed the kite…read morefestival. But the Sand Castles are still up. Some people flying kites, next time i ll bring mine.

We are from out of town. The directions on Yelp were not correct. Name is the Eben H Carruthers…read moreMemorial Dog Park. Small dog park mostly grass. Large dog park mostly sandy in the middle. Grass on the sides. Grass could use a trimming. Hard to find balls. Plenty of room for chasing ball And playing. There is even restroom next to dog park.

It has been about two years since my first review. And am It is a really great dog park. My husband…read moreand I have just learned to ignore the woman that's not very nice.

The owner was super nice and when he learned it was our honeymoon he insisted we didn't pay!read more

They had a great selection for us to do a nice bike ride! We also were able to rent a part for our…read morebaby bike trailer (because we left ours at home...because sometimes Mommy gets overwhelmed while trying to pack...), and so the whole family was able to go. Great service, good pricing, and the bikes were in good shape.

I've been practicing Yoga for over 10 years. I've been to studios in Washington, Oregon and Idaho…read moreand from the moment I walked in, Peter, the Yoga teacher , was rude. There are no welcome to the studio feeling (this was my first time there) nor did he offer to show me the studio or take me on a tour which has been the norm with studios in the past. In addition there were only three students in the class so it was not like he was pressed for time. The class was advertised as Lunchtime Yoga . It was a chair Yoga class that incorporated different types of ballet moves. Huh? I mentioned this was not advertised online but he blew me off. He was not engaging whatsoever during the practice. One of the worst instructors ever. In addition, I sent a complaint through the company website. No response. Classy. Don't waste your time!

WOW! What a fantastic place! I am extremely impressed by the atmosphere and the staff here…read more I felt at home, I felt comfortable and I felt like I made new friends in the process. This business is located right on the river. The soft sounds of water and distant seal lions makes this place so dreamy and very "zen" I couldn't be happier with picking this studio to be my yoga studio. Thanks everyone!

What a great studio! Unique with tons of character. If ever in Astoria this a must do for yoga. I…read moresigned up for the weekly pass while out for the Coast invitational. I did the early morning on Sunday and then came back for the Sunday afternoon (hot) session. Looking forward to more classes this week. Been doing yoga for 18 years. It is important IMO to visit new instructors and learn something.

I just did the flow and restore with Emily on Thursday and am melting I came in after a very…read morestressful day and first off, the location is so cool! Literally in an old fire station. Second, Emily was an amazing instructor, really helped me fine tune my poses and I felt like a whole new person leaving. We would have a happier society if everyone took this class