During the summer in Sequim, the main focus might be the blooming lavender fields, but there’s another seasonal draw that brings visitors from around the country and beyond, the Tufted Puffin. They only breed in select environments around the world, and one of those happens to be just offshore from Sequim on Protection Island. Approximately …
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While the Sequim Lavender Festival 2023 is still about three months away, it’s such a fantastic event (and popular) that it’s best to start planning ahead. The event always takes place on the third weekend of July during the peak of Washington’s lavender season (this year, it’s July 21st-23rd)—the biggest celebration of the growing season. …
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There’s certainly no shortage of things to do in Sequim all year round! In fact, each season has its draw to our charming community on the Olympic Peninsula. Winter is cozy and best spent indoors, and Spring means crisp sunny days and wildflower hikes. Summer is often considered the best time to visit sunny Sequim …
There’s a lovely selection of Sequim restaurants to choose from during your stay on the Olympic Penisula. You’ll find anything from cozy cafes and family-friendly eateries to lively breweries and upscale farm-to-fork experiences—there’s truly an abundance of deliciousness in our charming small town. Our local culinary talent beautifully showcases our local seafood, and fresh Northwest …
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The Olympic National Forest is one of the most beautiful places in the Northwest—some might even argue in the entire state of Washington. If you genuinely want to feel immersed in nature, the Olympic National Forest is full of quiet and lush woods, hidden trails with alpine lakes and waterfall views, and overlooks with stunning …
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There’s nothing better than grabbing a beer with family or friends after a long hike in the Olympic Penisula—and these Washington breweries near Sequim do not disappoint! This area of the Northwest is known for many things: beautiful wilderness, outdoor adventures, fresh seafood, and craft beer. You’ll find all of this and more in Sunny …
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Sequim is known for its sunny, rain-free days, and the Dungeness Golf Course at 7 Cedars Casino is the perfect way to enjoy the bright weather with a rousing round of golf. This fun course is designed to entertain the most experienced golfers, but it’s also an excellent place for novice players just getting into …
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The Dungeness Spit Lighthouse sits at the end of the longest natural sand spit in the United States. Jutting out five miles into the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Lighthouse can be reached by water or on foot—though it’s essential to pay attention to the tide tables, hiking at low tide is the recommended …
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During the summer months in the Northwest, the weather is absolutely gorgeous, and there’s no better place to beat the heat than at these Washington beaches near Sequim. The beaches in this area are diverse, some rocky and shell-covered for beachcombing and tide-pooling, and others long stretches of sand ideal for sun-bathing, sandcastles, and wading …
Each year, we look forward to the annual Sequim Lavender Festival for the rolling purple fields, heavenly scents, and fun, family-friendly activities. The event always takes place on the third weekend of July during the peak of Washington’s lavender season. Sequim is home to 10 lavender farms and gift shops, and all of them love …
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