We offer a nature lover’s

paradise in the finest settings.

Whether picnicking, camping,

hiking or bird watching, our

parks are sure to exceed your

expectations.

Ben Cheney Park: Kendrick & 1st Streets, South

Bend. Tennis courts, pavilion & soccer fields.

360-875-5571

Case’s Pond: Juvenile fishing sponsored by Lions

Club. One-half mile east of Raymond on Highway 6.

Fifth Street Park & Dr. O.R. Nevitt Memorial

Swimming Pool: Fifth & Duryea Streets in Raymond.

Pool with slide, picnic tables, playground, and kiddy

pool. 360-942-4151

Leslie V. & Stella J. Raymond Park: Eighth &

Franklin Streets, Raymond. Boat launch, fishing pier,

picnic tables, interpretive displays & a wetland trail.

Margaret Olson Park: Highway 101 & Minnesota

Street, South Bend. See old-time steam donkey used

in early logging operations & the portable, modular

jail which was first used at the original county seat

in Oysterville during the 1870s.

Riverfront Park: Third & Alder Street, Raymond.

Transient at the dock, picnicking, an amphitheater,

public restrooms.

Robert Bush Memorial Park: On Highway 101 in

South Bend. Pacific County War Memorial, including

World War I, World War II, the Korean & Vietnam

wars.

Willapa Hills State Trail: A 3.5 mile bicycle &

walking trail between Raymond & South Bend that

follows the beautiful Willapa River. Trailheads are

marked at various locations along Highway 101.

Mill Creek Pond: Juvenile fishing at the end of “D”

Street in South Bend.

Pristine Willapa Bay provides

spectacular views of rocky

beaches, forests, and wildlife at

play. When boating on Willapa

waters, be aware of tides—tide

tables are available locally.

Raymond Port Dock: On Highway 101 at milepost

56. Monthly & overnight moorage. 360-942-3422.

South Bend Dock: Downtown South Bend.

Monthly & overnight moorage. Kayak dock.

360-875-5571.

North River/Smith Creek*: Highway 105, about

15 miles northwest of Raymond. Launch to Smith

Creek or North River.

Willapa Landing Boat Ramp: 8th & Franklin,

Raymond. Fishing pier, bathrooms, interpretive

signage & nature trail on 12 acres.

Willapa River at Wilson Creek Ramp*: Monohon

Landing Road, Raymond. Recommended boat

length at 16 feet. Restrooms.

Helen Davis Park & Dock*: Highway 101 at west

end of South Bend. Picnic tables.

Bay Center Ramp Boat Launch: Downtown Bay

Center, at the mouth of the Palix River.

Palix River Boat Ramp*: Highway 101, 12 miles

south of South Bend.

*WA Department of Fish & Wildlife (WDFW) parking access

decal is required

OVERNIGHT CAMPING/RV

Bay Center/Willapa Bay KOA, 457 Bay Center

Road. 360-875-6344

Bruceport County Park, 4 miles south of South

Bend on Highway 101. Campsites, RV, picnic

areas, beach trail. 360-875-6611

Bush County Park, Downtown Bay Center. Trails,

RV, and campsites. Managed by the Chinook

Indian Nation. 360-875-6670

Lewis/Pacific Swiss Society Campground, 19

Swiss Picnic Road, Lebam. 360-934-5482

Raymond RV, on the Willapa Bay at 1875 Ocean

Avenue, Raymond. 360-942-2810

Timberland RV Park, 850 Crescent, Raymond.

360-942-3325

Willapa Harbor Golf & RV, 2424 Fowler Road,

Raymond, 942-2392

BOATING,

KAYAKING,

CANOEING

WILLAPA RIVER BOUNTY

SOUTH BEND, “OYSTER CAPITAL OF THE WORLD”

STEEL STATUES ON HWY 101

PACIFIC COUNTY COURTHOUSE

A GOLFER’S CHALLENGE SINCE 1926

WILLAPA HARBOR GOLF COURSE

RAYMOND TIMBERLAND REGIONAL LIBRARY

SOUTH BEND CARNEGIE LIBRARY

KAYAKING THE WILLAPA RIVER

Discovery Awaits! Historic Willapa Harbor DAY PARKS

GALORE

Getting to Willapa Harbor

Our beautiful community center, available for your rental needs

Willapa Harbor Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 1249

South Bend, WA 98586

360-942-5419

Email: info@willapabay.org

WWW.WILLAPAHARBOR.ORG

PRODUCED: 2013

Raymond

NW Carriage Museum: 3rd & Alder. The finest

collection of luxury carriages in the Pacific NW,

360-942-4150. www.nwcarriagemuseum.org

Public Market on the Willapa: 4th & Heath. Open

Fridays and Saturdays, 8 AM - 4 PM. Locally produced

art, food & crafts. . 360-942-4133 or 360-942-2123

Raymond Post Office: 4th & Duryea. On the

National Historic Register.

Raymond Theatre: 3rd Street. Built in 1926,

offering movies & live events. On the National

Historic Register. 360-942-4127

Timberland Regional Library: 5th & Duryea.

On the National Historic Register. 360-942-2408

Wildlife-Heritage Sculpture Corridor: Featuring

unique steel sculptures along Hwy. 101 & SR 6.

Designed by local artists in 1993 to reflect the

region’s heritage.

Willapa Harbor Golf Course: 2424 Fowler Road.

Beautiful 9-hole course on the Willapa River known

for some of the best greens in Western Washington.

Open year-round. 360-942-2392

Willapa Seaport Museum: 310 Alder. Featuring an

astonishing array of marine artifacts, information,

insight & humor. 360-942-4149

Bay Center

Historic fishing village & home to oyster farms,

and wonderful history. Site of oldest settlement

in Pacific County along with nearby Bruceport.

Magnificent views of Willapa Bay, 15 miles south

of South Bend on Highway 101.

South Bend

Pacific County Courthouse: 300 Memorial Drive.

Elegant 1920’s courthouse is open for self-

guided tours. Beautiful art glass dome & historic

murals grace the interior. On the National

Historic Register

Pacific County Historical Museum: 1008

Highway 101. A plethora of information on the

history of Pacific County: a gem, a jewel, a must

stop. www. museum@willapabay.org . 360- 875-5224

Willapa Harbor Community Center: built in

1911 as the Commercial Club, the center

underwent a complete renovation in 2008.

Perfect for weddings, family reunions, business

meetings, and more. For information, call

360-942-5419.

Timberland Regional Library, South Bend:

West First Street. This Carnegie library is on

the National Historic Register. 360-875-5532

Menlo, Lebam, Frances

Quaint farming communities nestled in the

rolling Willapa Hills. Home to the Pacific

County Fair (Menlo), Willie Keil’s grave, the

Historic Holy Family Catholic Church and

cemetery in Francis, as well as the Lewis/

Pacific Swiss Society Hall & Park. All located

on Highway 6.

We welcome you to Willapa Harbor; honestly, did you ever see

such a place in your life? Artists call it “picturesque”;

sophisticates call it “quaint”. The world-weary call it a haven

and romantics call it “rustic.” With an aura of history, it is a

place with no smog, no pollution, no drought, no searing heat and no killing cold.

Locals call it “Nature’s Best Effort” We invite you to come and see for yourself!

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