All sorts of beach fodder is on display here, from sea glass and a mammoth tooth to airplane engine parts and detritus from the Fukushima disaster in Japan. Owner John Anderson is a retired local plumber who's been collecting this stuff for years and is full of stories that bring the collection to life.
John's Beachcombing Museum
Olympic Peninsula
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The Timber Museum commemorates the early settlers and loggers of the region. Included in the museum's collection is a steam donkey (used to transport logs…
5.02 MILES
Explore 123 acres of forested bliss in this state park along the Bogachiel River.
3. Olympic National Park (Coastal Strip)
11.86 MILES
This section of Olympic National Park consists of a 73-mile stretch of wilderness along the coast, much of it inaccessible unless you hike your way in…
17.83 MILES
Be sure to stop at Ruby Beach, where a short 0.2-mile path leads down to a large expanse of windswept shore embellished by polished black stones and…
29.41 MILES
Hosted by the Makah Indian Reservation, this museum displays artifacts from one of North America's most significant archaeological finds and is reason…