- Our list of the best things to do in Westport, Washington, features the top 60 nearby activities — including 24 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Westport, WA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Sights & Landmarks, Water Activities, and Museums & Galleries.
- The results below include the top 21 things to do within the city of Westport, WA , followed by 39 popular activities in nearby cities, including Ocean Shores and Aberdeen
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A fishing charter company operating in the mouth of the Columbia River, Pacific Salmon Charters leads fishing expeditions that target not only salmon, but also tuna, halibut, bottom fish, and sturgeon. The company also offers burial at sea services.
40.4 Miles
Visitors can enjoy guided fishing trips on the Pacific Ocean and Columbia River with Ilwaco-Coho Charters. The are a family owned and operated business lead by Butch and AJ Smith, 3rd and 4th generation fisherman.
40.5 Miles
Featuring a local artist, Don Nisbett Art Gallery offers a variety of paintings of wine and crabs. Visitors can get a personalized piece of work by contracting the artist for commission work.
40.9 Miles
This is one of two lighthouses that still guide ships around the Cape of Disappointment. This is an automated beacon lighthouse, and you can take tours of the lantern room seasonally for a fee. There is a gentle quarter mile trail hike to get to the lighthouse.
41.1 Miles
Situated on 1,882 acres, Fort Canby State Park is a camping venue with recreational activities. Guests can investigate 27 miles of beachfront, numerous hiking trails, two lighthouses and an interpretive center showcasing the area's history.
41.2 Miles
This 1,882-acre state park has two miles of ocean beaches, hiking trails, two lighthouses, and an interpretive center. During the spring and fall the local towns IIwaco and Long Beach have special events and festivals. Park is open year round for day visits and camping.
42.5 Miles
Hiking to this historic still operational lighthouse takes you past skeletons of old forts, scenic views of Pacific forests, the mouth of the Columbia and the Pacific Coast. Seasonal tours of the lantern room are available for a small fee.
48.1 Miles
The Clatsop Sit is a beach area that features white sand and ocean views. Visitors of the site can build sand castles, fly kites, jump into the water, or go surfing.
49.3 Miles
Fort Stevens State Park marks the area around an old military defense establishment called Fort Stevens and contains numerous nature trails, a military history museum, multiple campsites and access to Coffenbury Lake.
49.9 Miles
The Astor Street Opry Company puts on a variety of theatrical performances throughout the year. The company offers a casual viewing experience and throwing popcorn at the villains on stage is recommended.