WA-OceanBeaches-N La Push is the north-most point of Washington’s Pacific Coast beaches where you have full tourist facilities. From here to Cape Flattery, the most northwest point of the continental United States, lies the Olympic National Park’s National Wildlife Refuge. That area is only accessible to hikers.

La Push is in a truly spectacular spot on this earth. It lies on the south side of the Hoh River’s outlet into the Pacific Ocean at the north edge of the Quileute Indian Reservation. During migration, you can see whales from the beach. The beach, called First Beach, is a wide, crescent shaped, sandy beach with sea stacks (rock towers) between you and the western horizon. The sunsets here are breath taking.

La Push is a tribal village of the Quileute Tribe that displays a slower, more relaxed way of life that they are proud of. This is not a place where television and telephones exist in the lodging rooms.

There are no private enterprises in La Push. All of the businesses are owned by the tribe. In recent years the tribe has grown more interested in tourism.

They have opened a full service restaurant that is open seasonally and built 15 new luxury cabins in which you will even find jetted tubs.

These new cabins are within arms-reach of the beach and have fireplaces. They have a vast array of facilities from the new townhouse suites, to cabins up to 75 years old, to A-frame camper cabins for as low as $35.00 a night in the off season. They have a complete grid of pricing on their web site.

Ocean front resort	Restaurant
Quileute Oceanside Resort 330 Ocean Drive PO Box 67 La Push, WA 98350 Visit the web site This resort started as a salmon fishing camp in the 1950’s and still has some of those facilities. From A-frame camper cabins to modern luxury townhouses and the new Thunderbird Motel this quiet, peaceful resort offers a get-away from the busy life. Sunsets here are breath-taking.	Quileute Rivers Edge Restaurant 41 Main Street PO Box 130 La Push, WA 98250 Reservations: 360-374-5777 At this restaurant you can eat seafood caught just off shore in front of the resort. They are open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The have large view windows overlooking the river.

RV Park	Marina
Quileute RV Park PO Box 250 La Push, WA 98350 360-374-4338 Located inches from first beach they have 30 to 50 amp services, full hookups, fire pits, picnic tables, bathrooms, showers, and a laundry.	Quileute Marina 71 Main Street La Push, WA 98350 360-374-5392 They have a full service, protected dock, boat ramp, fish processing, RV sites, pump-out, and convenience store nearby.
Convenience Store
Lonesome Creek Store 490 Ocean Dr, La Push, WA 98350 360-374-4338

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