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Huntington Beach is a small coastal community in Washington, located on the Pacific Ocean. It is distinct from the larger city of Huntington Beach in California. The area is known for its long sandy beach, which is popular for walking, beachcombing, and storm-watching. The beach is part of the…
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About Huntington Beach
The community is quiet and residential, with a few local businesses. It is not a major tourist destination, but it attracts visitors seeking a peaceful retreat. The beach is the main attraction, and the area is often visited by those traveling along the Washington coast. The nearby town of Westport is a short drive away and offers additional amenities, including a marina and lighthouse.
Huntington Beach is accessible by car and is a stop along the scenic drive on the Washington coast. The climate is mild, with cool, wet winters and mild, dry summers. The area is best explored on foot, with the beach being the primary focus.
Where to stay in Huntington Beach
Hi Tide Ocean Beach Resort. Hi Tide Ocean Beach Resort is a 4-star hotel listed on our site, with an average guest score of 4.4 out of 5. It is the only hotel we currently list in Huntington Beach.
Westport. Westport is a nearby town with additional lodging options and services, located a short drive from Huntington Beach.
Ocean Shores. Ocean Shores is another coastal community to the north, offering more accommodations and dining choices.
Getting there and around
Huntington Beach is located on the Washington coast, accessible primarily by car. From Olympia, take US-101 west to Aberdeen, then follow WA-105 south to Westport and continue to Huntington Beach. From the north, take I-5 to Olympia, then US-101 to Aberdeen. Public transportation is limited; there is no direct bus service to Huntington Beach. The nearest major airport is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, about a three-hour drive. Once in the area, a car is necessary to get around, as there is no local transit. Parking is available near the beach.
When to go
The best time to visit Huntington Beach is during the summer months, from June to September, when temperatures are mild and rainfall is lower. However, the Washington coast can be cool and foggy even in summer. Winter storms bring dramatic waves and are popular with storm-watchers, but be prepared for rain and wind. Spring and fall offer fewer crowds and moderate weather.
Questions, answered
Is Huntington Beach in Washington the same as Huntington Beach, California?
No, they are different places. Huntington Beach, Washington, is a small coastal community on the Pacific Ocean, while Huntington Beach, California, is a larger city in Orange County.
What is there to do in Huntington Beach, Washington?
The main activity is visiting the beach for walking, beachcombing, and wildlife viewing. Nearby Westport offers a marina, lighthouse, and charter fishing.
How do I get to Huntington Beach, Washington?
By car, via US-101 and WA-105 from Aberdeen or Olympia. There is no direct public transit.
What is the weather like in Huntington Beach, Washington?
The climate is mild and wet. Summers are cool and drier, while winters are rainy and windy.
Are there hotels in Huntington Beach, Washington?
Yes, there is at least one hotel, Hi Tide Ocean Beach Resort, which is listed on our site. Additional lodging can be found in nearby Westport and Ocean Shores.