Oysterville
Oysterville is a very special, historic place with its beautiful church, pioneer schoolhouse, vintage homes and walking tour brochure (available in the old church). Vesper services are held each Sunday during the summer and the church and/or schoolhouse are available for weddings and a variety of community activities. Unbelievable peace and solitude are found here. More Oysterville History
Oysterville Walking Tour
The village rests comfortably on the inland side of the Long Beach Peninsula, nestled on the bank of Willapa Bay (formerly called Shoalwater Bay) north of Ocean Park. Modern-day motorists need only follow Sandridge Road north to the Oysterville sign. Download Oysterville Walking Tour Brochure
Ocean Park Walking Tour
The walking tour brochure is available at the Chamber office. The self-guided tour offers an interesting glimpse into the remnants of Ocean Park’s past. Download Ocean Park Walking Tour Brochure
Willapa Bay Interpretive Center
Visit a replica of the residence of oystermen and their families. The Interpretive Center has a video and commands a beautiful view of Willapa Bay.
Oysterville Post Office
The Oysterville post office is the oldest in the state operating under the same name.
Oysterville Cemetery
Chinook Indian Chief Nahcati is buried here along with many early settlers and sailors. For a history buff this is a fascinating place and it is also very quiet and peaceful.
Nahcotta Post Office
The Nahcotta Post office shares the building with Bailey’s Bakery & Cafe. It’s fun to just go in the old post office and imagine what life in Nahcotta was like 100 years ago. More Nahcotta History
Willabay Inc, Oysterville Sea Farms
In recognition of Oysterville’s influence on west coast aqua-culture, the Oysterville Sea Farms cannery was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 21, 1976. This was key to Oysterville being designated a National Historic District.
