The beaches in Ocean Shores are clean and beautiful. Did you know that the beaches here are state highways and you can drive on them?

Ocean Shores is home to hundreds and hundreds of deer and other wildlife. The deer here are very friendly.

I caught this bass from my dock in my backyard in the Grand Canal. It weighed almost six pounds!

The golf course is Ocean Shores keeps people plenty busy. Locals love the course!

This is what it looks like in the morning on the bay side of ocean shores looking towards Mount Rainier.

From the bay side of Ocean Shores, you can of course see miles and miles of the bay. But, did you know that the Olympic Mountains, Mount Rainier and the two nuclear tours in Satsop can also be viewed as well?

Ocean Shores is home to thousands of seals and sea lions who like to surf and swim around. They're always coming up above to check out the sights.

If you look close, you'll see the baby next to her in the grass.

Nice picture of Duck Lake.

This is a great photo of a typical sunset over the beach in Ocean Shores.

Here's a picture of some of the houses down by the jetty. I took this picture from the very end of the jetty one day.

Even though the ocean waters here can be a little chilly, it doesn't stop people from wading, swiming or surfing in the Pacific here.

Lots of people come to Ocean Shores to get out and fish in the surf. Narly!

This is what the Jetty wall of rocks looks like from about 200 feet back.

Lots of homes and lots are located on over 23 miles of freshwater canals that exist in Ocean Shores. Here's a good shot of one.

Here are some more bayviews taken from the back deck of a house on Chinook Avenue.

Thousands of Pelicans call Ocean Shores home. Here's a group hanging out on the beach during one of our winter storms.

This is the bridge on South Razor Clam Street that goes over one of the canals.

This is what it looks like when you're in a little Kayak surfing the waves down by the Jetty.

Tearing down the old Convention Center!

Did you know that Ocean Shores has an airport? Now you do.

The new convention center

The Marina is a great place to put in your boat and go fishing or crabbing in the Ocean.

Photo of the North beach from a plane.

There are five roads where you can drive on to the beach.

Sunsets are everywhere in Ocean Shores.

Sometimes baby seals wash up on the beach. DON'T TOUCH THEM. You can be fined $10,000. Eventually, momma will come back for her pup.

The OS Community Club has all kinds of facilities and events for people that live or own property in Ocean Shores.

Everybody's always flying kites on the beach.

The foot ferry runs in season down at the marina

Tons of beaches all over and around Ocean Shores.

Waterskiing, wakeboarding, paddling, fishing, swimming and more at Duck Lake.

If you get the chance, walk out to the end of the jetty during low tide. Tons of things to see!

This is what a typical vacant lot looks like down near the jetty. Buy one before they're all gone!

This is a great park to check out.

Again, you have to go check out the jetty in Ocean Shores.

This view is from 4 stories up in a condo looking East over the Jetty area.

This is the sign at the city gates

This place is located at the South end of town and is full of info on Ocean Shores and it's history.

This statue is located on Chance A La Mer Avenue just past McDonalds and in front of the new Convention Center.

This is from a lot up on the bluff in Moclips. Gorgeous views!

This is an awesome place to visit that's about an hour North of Ocean Shores up the beach. The rock is actually an island that you can walk into (check out the cave) at low tide. I got stuck there at high tide and had to swim back to the beach.

This is where the Quinault River empties into the Pacific Ocean.