The small Pacific Ocean Beach community of Grayland, Washington is on the Cranberry Coast. The Cranberry Coast is the leading edge of what we call the Cranberry Peninsula which lies between Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay. It is one of the great places in Washington State to visit the Pacific Ocean Beaches.

The first settlers in this area were Finnish. They developed cranberry bogs and a flourishing cranberry industry here nearly 150 years ago. The cranberry industry is still flourishing. Nearly half of the cranberries grown in Washington State are grown on the Cranberry Peninsula.

Grayland has a population of around 1,800 people. To live here and survive you must be as persistent as the ocean waves. Life is a constant fight against the salt laden Pacific winds, especially in the winter.

To the west of the highway is the beach, an almost never-ending strip of wide, flat, white sand. The beach is 18 miles long. This is a marvelous place to walk on the beach, play at waters edge with the kids, or fly a kite.

Grayland is located in Grays Harbor County at the bottom of the map above just north of the Grays Harbor / Pacific County Line.

The Cranberry

The cranberry is the king in this area and much of the local population is involved in the cranberry industry. In late June the cranberries bloom and in October the harvest of the berries gives off a vibrant show of color. They have an annual Cranberry Festival that features a cranberry cooking contest, live music, tours of the cranberry bogs, and an arts & crafts fare. The Chamber of Commerce (listed below) has current information on their web site, look at their “local events” page.

Grayland

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Grayland

Recommended

Listed

Recommended Establishments

Lodging	Restaurant

RV Park	Shopping

Tourist Information
Cranberry Coast Chamber of Commerce Visit their web site.

Listed Establishments

Lodging

Below is the lodging that we list in the Grayland, WA area.

Motels

The Walsh – 12 oceanside units + 12 cottages – 360-267-2191

1593 State Hwy 105, Grayland, WA 98547

Hotels

Cabins & Homes

The Beach House – oceanfront rental home - 509-235-8110 or 1-888-822-8110

State Highway 105, Grayland, WA

BeachyDay.com Vacation Rentals – 360-267-3234

1624 State Hwy. 105, Grayland, WA 98547

Fantasy Cabins – five theme cabins – 360-267-3234

1624 State Hwy. 105, Grayland, WA 98547

Ocean Spray Motel – 7 private Cottages – 360-367-2205

1757 State Hwy. 105, Grayland, WA 98547

The Wild Rose Hideaway – 4 bedroom home on the beach – 425-945-0417

2055 State Hwy. 105, Grayland, WA 98547

RV Parks

Kenanna RV Park - 90 sites w/fire pits and picnic tables – 360-267-3515

2959 State Hwy. 105, Grayland, WA 98547

South Beach RV Park – full hookups cable TV ocean front – 360-267-6208

2055 State Hwy. 105, Grayland, WA 98547

Restaurants

Bennetts – Steak, seafood, and pasta – 360-27-2350

1800 State Hwy 105, Grayland, WA 98547

Local Bar & Grill – Breakfast, lunch, and dinner w/pizza & steak – 360-267-5071

2183 State Hwy. 105 Grayland, WA 98547

Mutineer Restaurant – Breakfast, lunch, & dinner w/steak & seafood – 360-267-2077

2120 State Hwy 105, Grayland, WA 98547

Shopping

Gift Shops

Cran-Barrel Tole & Gift Shop – cranberry gifts & more – 360-267-6107

2172 State Hwy. 105, Grayland, WA 98547

Grandma’s Treasure Chest – pottery, prints, collectables, fudge – 360-267-1616

2190 State Hwy. 105, Grayland, WA 98547

The Rose Cottage – gifts, apparel, cards, plants, & antiques – 360-267-0205

1794 State Hwy. 105, Grayland, WA 98547

Antiques

The Church Antiques – glassware books, collectables – 360-267-2495

2093 Cranberry Road, Grayland, WA 98547

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