Bay gifts has many beach themed items like starfish, mermaids, crabs, and animal decor. They have…read morethrow pillows, paintings, lamps, oil lamps, candle holders, beach signs and large photos, wine bottle holders, and many other items. I purchased a beautiful oil lamp and a canvas painting. The prices range from cheap to expensive, depending on the item. The owner is friendly and takes time to carefully package your items for transport home. If you like beachcomber decor you'll love this place.

While searching for art galleries in Ocean Shores, we came upon this little place among other very…read morecolorful shops along the highway. It has art of various mediums, very well-priced. The owner is a potter who was informative and friendly. My friend purchased a metal sculpture that she fell in love with. Lots to choose from.

Such a fun store. They had some unique pieces of pottery, keepsakes, and jewelry pieces. There were…read moreso many serving dishes I wished I could take home. They also have a good selection of Lego sets and mini figures that my kid goes crazy for.

Walking the plank is an activity generally not recommended for one's health, but the Basket House…read moremake a strong case otherwise. At the end of the Westport pier, you'll find a claustrophobic cave of treasures, ranging from clothes and apparel, jewelry, souvenirs, shells, stones, toys, magnets, home décor, books, games, puzzles, glassworks, and a lot more, stuffed into every corner, nook and cranny, hanging from the ceiling or dangling from the walls, almost all of it nautical, piratical (is that a word? it should be!) or (Pacific) northwestical in nature. This is the gift shop to end all gift shops; the Tamatebako; the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow...or, at the very least, at the end of the dock. So, take a short walk down a long pier (wait...scratch that, reverse it!) and check out what the basket cases at Basket House have for sale!

It's at the end of the pier so it's a little bit of a walk if you have senior citizens with you,…read morebut not so bad otherwise. They have a lot of fun items and I ended up buying a wooden sticker because the saleslady said, "They really hold up when you put them on your water bottle." Girl, we just met but you know my heart. They have everything from clothing to squishy toys so it's worth a look at. If you go, you'll see the sign but the closer you get, you'll think where's the store? Just keep walking to the end and it will be the building to the right and the door is on the corner. Check it out!

Right when we entered, the staff greeted us - they were so friendly, chatting with customers and…read morehelping all the little kids. Items were fairly priced for a souvenir shop, and I got $5 earrings + some $4 house-made fudge.

My wife and I recently stayed at one of the Westport Inn's cabins, and notified them that it was…read moreour anniversary. In our room, they had a card, sparkling cider, and some seriously decadent fudge from SeaBird Gifts and Candy. What a lovely treat, and such an unexpected surprise! Thank you for contributing to our special day - we greatly appreciate it!

Beach cruiser bikes, cheeky retro-print napkins, picnic baskets, racy novels, kitschy cards - what…read moredo all these things have in common? They can all be found in the tiny little Going Coastal shop. The shop is a whimsical, eclectic mix of true vintage items (art pieces, furniture), vintagey-looking stuff (cocktail napkins, cards, decorative accessories) and just plain fun things (plastic flamingos, candy-colored bicycles, books and magazines). All of which follows their broadly defined vision of what 'going coastal' means. From what I saw, it means grabbing a trashy novel, putting on your retro beach wear, sitting back with a cocktail and some munchies and laughing gently as the world goes by. I kind of want to go live in their world. Honestly.

Fun little shop, great items that go beyond your typical beach souvenir/gift/home decor stuff…read more Plus they have bike rentals, really cool cruiser bike rentals at that. Plus they let me borrow their tools to fix my bike!

Nice little store carrying works by local artists. You can find unique gift items, trinkets,…read morepaintings, prints, wood art, greeting cards, nautical and of course, mermaid-themed decor. The owner is friendly and helpful... encouraging us to take our time and ask questions about the pieces and their artists. We loved the Coast Salish art they carry at this store. We did purchase some gifts to bring home to friends. This store is definitely worth checking out!

This is a unique shop that features mostly local artists and the pieces are hand picked by the…read moreowner. There is everything from lithographs, prints, one of a kind paintings in framed, matted, and raw formats. There are wind chimes, Native American handmade blankets and art, lots of nautical and mermaid themed items. There are some handmade one of a kind leather masquerade masks, cards, photos, figurines, sculpted items, and other gifts. The prices range from cheap to expensive, depending on the item. It's nice to hear about the artist as well as their product and the owner does this well. They also do custom framing here. I purchased a couple of prints here, cool place if you love art and one off items.

Traveling with kids? This is a cute stop for them. Might…read morenot be the cheapest one, but your little one will be happy to have a toy right away. Costumes, board games, painting kits, marbles and anything you need to keep your children entertained. For summer time or warmer days, they have swimming suits, goggles and pool toys.

Super cute gift shop in the shopping area of Seabrook. They have a cool selection of fun items…read more However, the lady working was not the most welcoming. There are signs everywhere inviting kids to ask to try things (I.e) going into the glow in the dark room and testing out slime. Both times we asked the lady working a question regarding it, she seemed so short and annoyed. It kind of ruined the mood for being a "fun" shop for kids. Might have caught her on a bad day or she might need to reevaluate where she works. I still walked away purchasing quite a few items including a book for my son. There was a price sticker on it and when I removed it the price printed on the book was almost 40 percent lower. I get it's a special gift shop in a special location but jacking up the prices that high seems a little outrageous.

The guy working there was very patient with us. Their taffy here is only $5/lb compared to…read moreneighboring gift shops that charge $9/lb. Picked up a couple of things for my daughter as well.

My husband and kids walked in to see if they could find a tennis ball for the beach to play with…read morethe dogs. Bad customer service to begin with and when they left the owner of the store followed them to the door and then pulled out her phone to take photos of our vehicle. I went in to ask her why and she claimed to have seen my daughter (19) steal a piece of taffy and wanted to see if she opened it in the car. We had just been to the taffy store in town and my kids don't steal. She could have asked. Super rude and creepy. No need to stop here for anything and they didn't even have a tennis ball.