Web Cams
Photos are a great way to see what a place looks like. Video are even better because you see the scene up close as it changes from time to time.
Hi-TideResort Moclips, WA
Straight on view of the ocena
| Camera ID: 0030 | Altitude: 20 | Latitude: 47.242748 | Longitude: -124.216557 |
| Description: 33 Unit condo complex right out on the beach at Moclips Washington. A one of a kind location. | |||
| Source: HiTide-Resort.com | |||
Nearby Web Cams
Westport Jetty Cam
Westport Washington Jetty & Surfers
| Camera ID: 0053 | |||
| Description: Halfmoon Bay at Westport Washington. Big waves and adventursome surfers. | |||
Westport Viewing Platform
Westport Washington Ocean Viewing Platform
| Camera ID: 0056 | |||
| Description: Climb up the stairs to get a birds eye view of Grays Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. You might see whales? | |||
Westport Breakwater
Westport Washington Breakwater
| Camera ID: 0055 | |||
| Description: The breakwater that separates Westport Washington from the Ocean and Grays Harbor. | |||
| Source: WestportCam.com | |||
Westport Harbor Cam
An inner look at the inner Westport harbor.
| Camera ID: 0029 |
Heron Cam
@Pacreal.com- Heron Cam
| Camera ID: 0138 | |||
| Description: The Long Beach Heron Cam is a live web cam which updates its images here every 45 seconds. This camera views the fountain and pond in front of Pacific Realty at the main downtown intersection of Long Beach, Washington (Bolstad & Pacific Hwy). When the natural fountain was created in 2000, the pond was stocked with a variety of goldfish. It didn’t take long for local Great Blue Herons to start gazing from the sky, working up the courage to drop down for an easy meal. The notably cautious and elegant birds soon began dropping in for a quick snack with some regularity. If you visit often you may see one of these regal birds swooping in for a fishy tidbit. Thanks to Pacific Realty for allowing us to showcase the Heron Cam on this site. |
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Razor Clam Cam
Klipsan Beach Razor Clam Cam
| Camera ID: 0137 | |||
| Description: The Klipsan Beach Clam Cam is located at the beach approach at 225th and Highway 103/Pacific Way in Klipsan Beach. The webcam looks out over the Pacific Ocean, about midway on the Long Beach Peninsula. During razor clam season, you can see clammers digging along our beautiful beach. Klipsan Beach is historically known for the Klipsan Beach Life Saving Station. The station’s name was originally Ilwaco Beach and only later became known as Klipsan Station. The station was one of several assigned to protect the area known as the Graveyard of the Pacific, aptly named for its 2,000-plus shipwrecks. The Klipsan Beach Life Saving Station is now privately owned and can be rented. Other great places to stay in the vicinity are the Ocean Park Resort, Klipsan Beach Cottages, the DoveShire Bed and Breakfast, Shakti Cove Cottages, and Westgate Cabins & RV Park. Loomis Lake State Park is nearby. Jimella and Nanci’s Market Café, the renowned creation of Jimella Lucas and Nanci Main, matriarchs of Pacific Northwest locavore dining, is located within a few blocks of the webcam. Previously they owned the famed Ark Restaurant in Nahcotta, and their current endeavor is on the itinerary of anyone that seeks out fresh, locally sourced, expertly prepared cuisine. In addition to being a historically significant area for the Peninsula, Klipsan Beach holds a special place in the hearts of many. Countless families have created precious memories at the beach vacation rental homes, summer camps, RV parks, and summer cabins in the area. A big thank you to Pacific Realty for allowing us to showcase this webcam. |
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Tree Cam
Tree Cam
| Camera ID: 0142 | |||
| Description: The Tree Cam is a live web cam which updates its images here every 45 seconds. Visit The Breakers where broadband users can see a new image every 15 seconds. The City of Long Beach commissioned a 20-foot tall bronze statue of a windswept tree to commemorate the historic Lewis and Clark Expedition. The tree is an interpretation of the tree William Clark carved his initials in on Nov. 19, 1805 not far from this very spot. The bronze tree was installed along the Discovery Trail in October of 2003 an eight-mile paved coastal path stretching from Ilwaco to Long Beach. If your view appears as if the glass is wet, it is probably raining. If a partial image appears, it is likely that your browser was updating to the most recent image and the old and new images have overlapped. Just reload or refresh the page and the latest image will be captured. Do not despair if most of what you see is black; it simply means that it is nighttime at the beach. Thanks to The Breakers for allowing us to showcase the Tree Cam on this site. |
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Weather Cam
Weather Cam
| Camera ID: 0143 | |||
| Description: The 642weather Cam is located on Sandridge Road in Long Beach, WA near Pioneer Road. It looks E-NE toward the Willapa Hills and updates its image every 5 minutes. For a lot of great weather tools, time lapse and other images from this cam, visit 642weather.com. Thanks to the 642weather.com, owner/operators of the Weather Cam. |
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| Source: 642weather.com | |||
George Washington Inn
| Camera ID: 0076 | |||
| Description: Bed and Breakfast overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca | |||
Hurricane Ridge
| Camera ID: 0072 | |||
| Description: Hurricane Ridge, found a short drive from Port Angeles into the Olympic National Park, is almost 5,200 feet high. In the summer it is popular for hiking and sight-seeing. In the winter visitors can ski, snowboard, snowshoe, and sled. | |||
| Source: nps.gov | |||
La Push and First Beach
| Camera ID: 0066 | |||
| Description: La Push, Washington is a popular place for fishing, whale watching, beach walking, and surfing. It is home to the Quileute Indian Tribe and part of Clallam County. | |||
| Source: webcam.forkswa.com/webcam/netcam.jpg | |||
Olympic Natural Resources Center
| Camera ID: 0083 | |||
| Description: A view from ONRC looking northeast through the trees to the City of Forks. Forks, WA. | |||
Port Angeles Harbor
| Camera ID: 0071 | |||
| Description: Port Angeles, Washington is a popular destination for people looking to do outdoor activities in the Olympic National Park. It also is the docking point for the Coho and Victoria Express ferries to Victoria, BC. The natural harbor created by Ediz Hook allows a safe haven for boats of all sizes. | |||
Queets Camera
| Camera ID: 0070 | |||
| Description: Queets is a community in Jefferson County and is near the Pacific Ocean on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. | |||
| Source: Images.wsdot.wa.gov | |||
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