Long Beach s most unique attraction is Marsh s Free Museum, a souvenir and antique store featuring a variety of oddities and amusements on display including Jake the Alligator Man. The town also offers a small Kite Museum and several State Centennial murals. Beach access is offered at 10th, Bolstad, 5th and 14th Streets. Driving west on Bolstad you pass through an archway reading World s Longest Beach. Continuing north of Long Beach on Highway 103, there are additional beach access roads including Klipsan Beach and Ocean Park.
Ocean Park features a variety of shops and restaurants.
After the beach, its most interesting attraction is Jack s Country Store. A holdover from the old time general mercantile days, Jack s is a grocery store, hardware store, sporting goods store and more. It s well worth a browse. To continue to the north end of the Peninsula, turn right at Ocean Park, east just a few blocks to Nahcotta, Washington on the shore of Willapa Bay. This is oyster country.