Amazing little shop right downtown Clallam Bay. Camping, fishing gear, local art, and novelty gifts…read moreabound. The owner Bob is a delightful guy, pleasant and helpful. I particularly liked the Hoochie Mama fishing lure earrings. But seriously you can buy a coat, a hat, a sleeping bag...virtually anything you may have forgotten that you need in the remote west end. Prices are actually really fair and reasonable.

My husband and I stumbled upon Compass Rose almost entirely by accident on our way out to Neah Bay…read moreand what a treat it was! We had the best time wandering around the aisles lined with all the goodies a traveler could want -- everything from nautical souvenirs to practicalities. The owner Bob was wonderful and very informative, it was a pleasure chatting with him as we shopped around. We ended up buying an incredible authentic Native American carved owl mask that was *perfect* for the gallery wall in our home. What a treasure! If you're passing through, make a point of stopping in at Compass Rose, you'll be more than happy you did!

I am crazy confused. How does this place not get written about by every visitor to Orcas??…read more You've seen the driveway entrance to their place from the main highway. Giant, shiny, reflective, metal spinning imploding-then-exploding undulating spikey flower-like moving sculptures. That may be a clunky way of describing it, but I bet you know what I'm talking about now. Going up [their] long driveway, I felt like I was going to somebody's house for a visit. Yowza, I wish I lived here! Nestled at the end of the road, lies a small house, a small studio for the more delicate sculptures and a large "yard" interspersed with moving metal. I didn't take pictures of the studio's sculptures, and frankly, my iPhone photos really don't capture how magnificent the outside moving sculptures are. These larger pieces adorning the meadow, powered by wind and continued momentum are astounding. Some are free-standing, some attached to trees. All are fascinating to watch--I was nearly hypnotized by some of the more complicated ones. Shiny, shiny. If I had $2K - $10K to spend on these, I totally would. They are stunning. Everybody should have one in their yard. You will love it and tell all your friends about this place after seeing it for yourself! Just gorgeous.

I love Anthony's work. He does large pieces as well as wall pieces. Everytime I visit Orcas Island…read moreI make a special visit to his sculpture garden. HIs large items are in the $3K-8K range (I think) and are quite reasonable for what you are getting.

If you're ever in Pacific Beach, WA, do yourself a favor and stop by this gem of an art gallery!…read moreThe owners have *incredible* taste, curating a quirky, delightful selection of pieces that highlight the talent and humor of local artists like Donn Angel. From beautiful paintings to hilarious postcards that had us laughing out loud, this place is an absolute treasure trove. Every corner is filled with unique and gorgeous items that would make perfect gifts (we walked away with Christmas presents for multiple people!). You can tell the owners pour their hearts into showcasing artists with both skill and personality, making this gallery a true reflection of their creative spirit. Whether you're looking for a statement piece for your home or just want to browse and be inspired, this gallery is a *must-see* destination. Don't miss it!

From the owner: Pacific Beach's art gallery! Showcasing an eclectic mix of art from a diverse set of artists, along…read morewith a gift shop to exit through.

I ordered a beautiful hummingbird mug from Northwest Native Expressions last week. The price was…read morereasonable and I was very surprised that shipping was free (a temporary promotion, I'm sure). My order arrived in just a week...exquisitely packaged with tissue paper and bubble wrap, inside and outside the box with the mug. My receipt even had a hand-written "thank you" on it! What a wonderful online shopping experience!

A great place to purchase both commercially produced and local artist made Native American artwork…read more Pieces and prices range from large to small to accommodate all budgets. I have made many purchases here which include Unique one of a kind dolls, wall décor, clothing and a large supply of greeting cards and other small trinkets for stocking stuffers for family and friends!

We visited Forks for my birthday in September and if you're planning a Twilight-themed trip, my…read morebiggest piece of advice is to check the hours of everything far in advance (especially if you're making the trek from out of state)! We just barely made it before closing, and they were so busy they actually added an extra group for the reservation, we got literally so lucky. This museum is clearly loved by the Twilight community and is honestly any fan's dream to see all of this in person. It's smaller than I expected, but still incredibly cool and absolutely worth the stop.

Came here with Jaric after a 3-hour commute from Olympia, and it was a bit underwhelming with the…read morevery little amount of items here. They only feature the wardrobe from the actual movie sets, which was presented in a way where it helped you remember which scene that they derived from. They also had that 60-pounds scary ahh animatronic "Chuckesme" doll that they got rid of after one feature lolol ... they even had the werewolf cardboard stand-in that they used to cgi over for Jacob and the other werewolves featured in the movies. Something that I thought was super neat was that they used white mannequins to signify human, and grey mannequins to represent the non-human characters. There truly is not much at this museum, but they worked with what they got and made the appearance still gave me in awe. In order to go here, u need to sign in for a 15-minute time slot with the staff person at the front of the location. Come by a couple of minutes before so that you could reserve a spot. They only let 10 people total per time slot, but it is free admission! There are also a bunch of filming locations nearby by walking distance that you can check out while you wait to go into this museum. They brief you on how it will work for your museum visit, but the staff was soooo sweet. Making sure that each visitor understood the history and significance of everything and everyone featured in this museum. Increases your appreciation for the art, even if you are not a fan of the franchise, like myself. Staff is so passionate about their job that you cannot help but want to learn more about it. Staff also willing to take pictures for u! Thank u to that guy, jack, for his many many many donations to this museum !!

This is a fun art gallery. It is a co-op gallery with all local artists. The people running this…read moregallery are very friendly. there is lots of nice art, paintings of good quality with VERY reasonable prices. Also, glass, pottery and some really nice jewelry, too.

Beautiful gallery with a museum worthy atmosphere. Great choice for finding unique gifts for that…read moreperson who appreciates a more tailored piece.

The Sandphiifer is a wonderfully curated place to enjoy and purchase a wide variety of beautiful,…read morehigh quality works of art for yourself or as gifts. Very friendly too. It recently relocated from Moclips to a fantastic new space on Main Street in Pacific Beach. We bought two great works on our recent visit to the new location.

Amazing a must stop on the island…read more Friendly service see the Island artwork all local artists

Extremely special and beautiful spot. It's a gallery hidden in a forest and is a super charming and…read morewell curated little haven of beautiful art in all mediums. Sadly the owner did not echo the gracious surroundings....she was pretty snobby and obviously didn't think much of city people, so that really brought the vibe down and I won't be back. I know people always say it's a small town thing but I'm not into it.

This is a great find…read more Blue Whole is a lovely art gallery. They currently are doing a black and white theme. My Mo and I stared at the painting by Ryoko Toyama of the ship stern featured in the window. There's also a sculpture of an owl that I wanted to take home. Sculpture, paintings, jewelry, and photography. Some really beautiful pictures taken of the oceanside. I don't take pictures of items for sale in galleries unless it's expressed that permission to do so is granted. I encourage you to look at their website and checkout what is available.

First things first.... It's an art gallery. That being said, I'm still a potential sale. I have…read moremoney to spend and you have rent to pay. We walked in and didn't receive so much as a sniff from the proprietor. She never even looked up to see how many or who we were. Two laps through the joint and still not a peep or even a glance from the lady at the desk. Now granted, I don't roll through places with the perception of being J.P. Moneybags but I did see a couple items that I may have been interested in purchasing for someone else but I refused to beg for the opportunity to spend my cash. Sad face for you... I spent my tourist dollars at another purveyor of local talent. Try looking up on occasion and you may sell a trinket or two. Bottom line: Nice pieces, poor customer service.

I just spent some time looking around the One of a Kind Art Gallery at the Wharf. I managed to…read moreresist everything, but it was hard. The lady who helped me was very friendly and informative, and didn't try to unduly pressure me to buy anything. I wish I could have taken pictures, but, you know, it's art. You can't really take pictures. There were a lot of interesting things using recycled materials in addition to more traditional types of paintings and jewelry. The next time you're in downtown Port Angeles, stop by The Wharf and check it out. You're bound to find something you think is interesting.

From the owner: One of a Kind Art Gallery (formerly the Heatherton Gallery) was purchased by the current owner,…read moreMary Comeau, in August 2017 and reopened its doors on September 1, 2017. Mary had dreamed of owning a nice shop where she could display and sell her handcrafted jewelry, so when the opportunity arose to purchase the gallery, she couldn't pass it up. One of a Kind Gallery is now a collective of more than 40 regional artists and handcrafters. Visitors to the Gallery can treat themselves to a cup of coffee or tea, or a glass of wine while they enjoy the beautiful art inside. Visitors will be treated to a wide variety of art including pottery, jewelry, original paintings in oil, watercolor and acrylic, high-quality art prints and cards, photography, pyrography, blown and fused glass. We offer classes in painting, pyrography, jewelry making and other arts by local artists.