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“Home of the razor clam” The ocean beach at Copalis is wide and sandy. Copalis beach is known as “The Home of the Razor Clam.” When the Razor Clam season is open the population soars
and the beaches get crowded. The year
round population of The Razor clam is prolific here. During 1947 and 1948 commercial diggers harvested more than a million (1,000,000) pounds of bi-valves (clams) from this beach and there were still lots of clams for the tourists to dig. The Beach The main draw to this area isn’t the clam, it is the beach. You can drive for miles on the beach here. The surf and the sand offer a Mecca for beach lovers. The community of Copalis was settled in the 1890’s before
there were roads to the area.
Everything needed to build the community was either found locally or
shipped to
There is also danger here. This beach has hosted the hulls of probably a hundred ships and boats that have run aground in Pacific storms. Everything from four-masted schooners to modern steel ships have ended up on this beach. In recent years winter storm watching vacations have been becoming more and more popular and this is a great place to see the high surf roar in on the beach in the winter. Located at the mouth of the http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/aviation/airports/Copalis.htm |
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Lodging Oceanfront Resorts Iron Springs
Resort – 360-276-4230
WA-109 3 mi. N of Copalis, Motels Echoes of
the Cabins & Vacation Homes RV Parks (some parks also have cabins) The Tidelands
Resort – full hookups and 2 cabins – 360-289-8963 Riverside RV
Resort – 360-289-2111 or 1-800-500-2111 Restaurants American Steak & Seafood Tavern The Green
Lantern Tavern – over 21 only – breakfast, lunch, dinner –
360-289-2297 3119
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