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Endless beaches in a remote Grays Harbor County community
In Copalis Beach, pine forests are mere feet away from endless stretches of sand, dunes home to snowy plovers and the roaring waves of the Pacific Ocean. “People move there for the ocean. There's miles and miles of beach. And Copalis is 15 minutes from Ocean Shores,” says Realtor/broker Marjie Southall who works with John L. Scott Real Estate and has about two decades of experience in the area. The community, located on the west coast of Washington State, is a remote town with a population of less than 500 people. For restaurants and things to do, locals go to Ocean Shores, a tourist-friendly town about 5 miles south. Copalis Beach is near one of the largest razor clam beds in the Pacific Northwest, earning it the nickname "Home of the razor clam.” It's located 75 miles from Olympia and about 25 miles from Aberdeen.
Go for a morning walk to start the day with some sunshine in Copalis Beach.
Explore were the Copalis River exits into the ocean.
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Homes in woodlands by the beach
Along the main road, State Route 109, there are homes in spacious yards interspersed between woodlands. Many of the side streets go into dense forests, where homes are surrounded by fir and ceder trees. Some of these houses have views of the ocean and access to trails leading to the beach. The architecture includes midcentury ranch-style homes, log cabins, contemporary houses and bungalows. Ranch-style homes range from $200,000 to $300,000, while contemporary houses with ocean views range from $600,000 to $800,000. Copalis Beach’s market is slower paced: “There aren’t really any housing trends now. It’s pretty quiet,” Southall says.
Many Copalis Homes have multi car garages and private drives.
Many Copalis locals live in ranch style homes.
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Griffiths-Priday State Park and more recreation
Griffiths-Priday State Park, over 350 acres, is the largest recreation space in Copalis Beach. It may not be the easiest walk, with a mile and a half-long trail through coastal dunes before reaching the ocean, but this means the vast beach is secluded and quiet. Visitors can birdwatch and clam dig, while immersed in a peaceful nature setting. Ocean Shores Beach is more crowded but allows for more activities like driving and horseback riding right on the beach. These beaches have cold, choppy water that swimmers must be careful in. At Weatherwax Trail, hikers and their dogs can explore a forest trail dense with local flora: pine trees, ferns and mushrooms. Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park are both north of the community, offering scenic campsites and mountain hiking trails in the heart of the PNW.
Walk with the family down the beach at Griffiths-Priday Ocean State Park in Copalis Beach.
Rent a horse and ride on the sand in Ocean Shores just a few minutes away from Copalis Beach.
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Copalis Beach Grocery, a local pub and restaurants nearby
As a remote town, Copalis Beach doesn’t have many retail options, but it does cover the necessities. Green Lantern Pub is the local watering hole and hangout spot, boasting an outdoor, dog-friendly beer garden. In rainy weather, people can watch TV at the bar or play pool and shuffleboard inside. Copalis Beach Grocery is a small business that sells produce and seasonal plants. For more options, the community of Ocean Shores — just south of Copalis Beach — has plenty of restaurants, including Ocean Beach Roasters. The cafe and brunch spot is best known for its eggs benedict and rustic feel, with wood-paneled walls decorated with mounted taxidermy.
Grab dinner and a drink with friends at the Green Lantern Pub in Copalis Beach.
Stop into the centrally located Copalis Grocery for local shopping.
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The Pacific Paradise arcade and more attractions
Pacific Paradise is an amusement center with an arcade, where kids can play classics like Skee-Ball and claw machines. It also has two mini golf courses and bumper boats outside. At the Ocean Shores Convention Center, there are events like the Razor Clam and Seafood Festival and art shows.
Attend an event at the Ocean Shores Convention Center near Copalis Beach.
Aberdeen is only 30 minutes from Copalis Beach.
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North Beach public schools
The community is served by the North Beach School District, which earns a C-minus grade according to Niche. Pacific Beach Elementary School has a C-minus rating, while North Beach Junior High School is given a C grade. North Beach Senior High School has a C-plus rating and advanced courses through College in High School and Bridge to College.
Students in Moclips attend Pacific Beach Elementary.
Students in Moclips attend North Beach Middle/Senior High School.
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The commutes to Olympia and Aberdeen
Copalis Beach is a car-dependent community. It's located about 75 miles from Olympia via State Route 8. About 25 miles from Aberdeen, residents can easily get to the town center via Ocean Beach Boulevard. Those who prefer public transit can catch a Grays Harbor Transit bus. For a nearby hospital, Harbor Regional Health Emergency Department is 22 miles away in Aberdeen. The Seattle–Tacoma International Airport is about 120 miles away.
Copalis Beach has access to the Grays Harbor Transit System.
Head into Aberdeen near Copalis Beach for access to any big city amenity.
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On average, homes in Copalis Beach, Ocean Shores sell after 68 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Copalis Beach, Ocean Shores over the last 12 months is $320,500, down 26% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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