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Bainbridge Ferry (Bainbridge) ............ 53 mi..............1 hr. 15 min.
Seattle (via Bainbridge Ferry) ............. 61 mi........... 2 hr. (approx.)
Tacoma................................................. 88 mi...........................2 hr.
Olympia.............................................. 105 mi..............2 hr. 30 min.
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Forks.................................................... 74 mi..............1 hr. 30 min.
Clallam Bay/Sekiu............................... 67 mi..............1 hr. 30 min.
Neah Bay.............................................. 86 mi..............2 hr. 15 min.
La Push (Pacific Ocean Beaches) ....... 89 mi...........................2 hr.
Hoh Rain Forest................................. 105 mi..............2 hr. 20 min.
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Welcome to Sequim!
Dear Traveler,
If this is your first trip to Sequim, Washington, get ready for one
of the vacation experiences of a lifetime. Sunshine, rolling hills,
flowing rivers, deep blue lakes, snow-capped mountains and the
lush Dungeness Valley call out to be experienced.
Only a two-hour drive from Seattle, Sequim is located between
the deep waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the majestic
Olympic Mountains.
Tour our lavender farms, bike the Olympic Discovery Trail,
kayak or fish the local waters or hike through Olympic National
Forest… However you choose to enjoy our area, you will be
rewarded with breathtaking scenery and greeted by friendly locals
who are proud to share their beautiful home with you.
For more information, contact the SequimDungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 907 • Sequim, WA 98382-0907
1-800-737-8462 • [email protected]
www.sequimchamber.com or www.visitsun.com
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Table of Contents
Outdoor Activities.......................................................................2
Olympic National Forest.............................................................2
Local Farms, Wineries & Lavender..............................................3
In-Town Enjoyments (shop, dine, arts, etc.)...............................4
Olympic Discovery Trail...............................................................5
Events Calender...........................................................................6
Elk Herd, Birding, Game Farm.....................................................7
Travel Information/Weather.......................................................8
Sequim Community Information...............................................9
Maps of Sequim.........................................................................10
List of Local Farms & Gardens...................................................12
5-Day Travel Planner.................................................................13
10 Free Things to Do in Sequim................................................14
Lodging Guide...........................................................................16
Restaurant Guide.......................................................................18
Mileage Chart/Oly. Peninsula Map.......................................back
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call 1-800-942-4042
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Boat in the Strait of Juan de Fuca’s waters. John Wayne
loved Sequim and eventually donated the land which is
now home to the John Wayne Marina.
The marina features many amenities including the Dockside Grill, guest moorage, fuel, laundry and much more.
See www.portofpa.com/marinas to learn more.
Fish are biting in Sequim—your
choice of saltwater or fresh! Plus there
are shellfish to gather and the famous Dungeness crab.
Local retailers such as Swain’s Outdoor sell licenses, or go
to https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov
Bike on gently rolling terrain or rugged
mountain trails. There are bike trails for
everyone—from hardcore cycling enthusiasts, to families who want a fun day trip.
See page 5 for more on the Olympic Discovery Trail.
Local bike info: www.mikes-bikes.net
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Spit, the longest natural sand spit in the
U.S. Or take in the view of fields, mountains and waters as you walk the Olympic Discovery Trail (see page 5).
See www.newdungenesslighthouse.com to find out
more about visiting the lighthouse.
Photo:Valerie Henschel
Hike to the lighthouse on Dungeness
animals are our near neighbors. Eagles, herons, finches and
other wild birds can be seen soaring above or roosting in
trees along sidewalks and trails.
See page 7 for more about wildlife.
Golf is one of the most popular ac-
tivities in Sequim. The city features the
driest, longest playing season in the state
of Washington. Sequim offers two public
courses and one private club:
Cedars at Dungness • www.dungenessgolf.com • (360) 683-6344
Sky Ridge Golf • www.skyridgegolfcourse.com • (360) 683-3673
Sunland Golf & Country Club • www.sunlandgolf.com • (360) 683-6041
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Wildlife viewing is easy, since elk, deer and other
Photo: Jonathan Spangler
Dungeness Spit and watch harbor seals,
sea birds and marine life as you glide
through calm waters.
Visit www.dungenesskayaking.com for more
information on kayaking in our area.
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Kayak in Sequim Bay or along the
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Get some fresh air…
The Olympic National Forest
Sequim is the northern gate to Olympic National Forest
(ONF). Within the dense forest you will find high mountain meadows sprinkled with wildflowers. Deep, clear
mountain lakes full of trout are scattered throughout the
high country. Trails lead to sweeping vistas of sites such
as downtown Seattle, Hood Canal, Mt. Baker, Mt. Rainer
and the San Juan Islands. Sequim is located between two
major trailheads, Gray Wolf and Dungeness. In addition, you can access ONF’s Buckhorn Wilderness, which
is known by locals as the backdoor to Olympic National
Park (ONP).
A pass is required to park your automobile at
trailheads. Passes can be purchased at the Sequim Visitor Center, located on the east end of town at 1192 E.
Washington St. While at the center, pick up free guides to
learn more about camping, hiking and other recreational
opportunities. Visit www.fs.fed.us/r6/olympic for more
information.
We get less rain than our eastern and western
neighbors due to the Rain Shadow provided by the
Olympic Mountains. From afar, you can often see a
“blue hole” over sunny Sequim.
See page 13 for a 5-Day Trip Planner. It has great suggestions for activities in and around Sequim.
Photo: Rosemary’s Garden
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Photo: George Gerkitz
A rich local bounty…
Farms have been part of the Sequim landscape for
over a hundred years. Working dairies, alpaca farms, organic vegetable farms and colorful fields featuring every
flower imaginable can be found throughout Sequim. We
are renowned for our lavender and prize-winning berry
crops. Several farms offer tours, U-pick and allow the
public to participate in activities throughout the seasons.
Lavender
There’s a distinctive smell of lavender throughout the
Sequim-Dungeness Valley, especially during the summer
months. The valley features the most ideal conditions for
growing lavender in the U.S. Sequim’s climate is similar to
the famous lavender growing region of Provence, France.
Sequim Lavender Festival® and
Sequim Lavender Farm Faire™
In 1995, Sequim farmers began experimenting with
lavender in an attempt to save local farmland and open
space from development. By 1996, a few lavender farm
owners brought their products to the summer Sequim
Open Aire Market, where they had their first lavender
festival. Farmers demonstrated uses for the herb and sold
lavender bundles and products crafted using lavender.
From this humble beginning, the Sequim Lavender Festival grew into one of the premier festivals in the North-
Wineries have been producing distinctive vintages
on the Olympic Peninsula for more than 25 years. Olympic Cellars Winery in Sequim is open for tasting year
round. They host numerous fun events at their own winery and in collaboration with other Peninsula wineries.
The Lavender Capital of North America
With over 30 lavender farms, Sequim has the highest
concentration of lavender farms in North America.
west. The festival is always held on the third weekend
in July and attracts thousands of lavender lovers. Visitors
can tour farms and pick their own lavender, attend the
downtown street fair and Lavender in the Park and enjoy
music and great food all weekend.
A Growing Success
The valley now boasts more than 30 farms containing
over 160,000 plants combined. Some farms grow lavender
purely for oil, while others specialize in floral bundles,
sachets, beauty-related products or culinary delights.
Open to the Public!
During the summer, many farms are open to the public
for U-pick. Several feature stores offering everything
from lavender sachets to ice cream. Farm location, topography, the type of lavender grown and the owner’s style
make visiting each farm a unique experience.
For more information, visit www.lavendergrowers.org, www.lavenderfestival.com or www.sequimlavenderfarms.org
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In-town enjoyments…
Spend the day in downtown Sequim
Some accommodations in our area allow
guests to bring pets. See the lodging listings on pages 16 –17 and don’t forget to
call ahead to confirm. Visit the beaches
and trails with your dogs or watch them run free at Carrie Blake Park’s spacious dog park. Vets,
pet supply stores, grooming and other
services are widely available here.
Entertainment
After dinner, there’s more to do during
the evening. 7 Cedars Casino has live
acts from bands to comedians plus food and games. Or
you can enjoy music & movies at the band shell during
summer, seasonal barn dances, nearby movie theaters and
live theatrical performances. See page 6 for information
on festivals and events happening year-round in our area.
Olympic Theatre Arts: 414 N. Sequim Ave. • (360) 683-7326
www.olympictheatrearts.org
7 Cedars Casino: 270756 Highway 101 • (360) 683-7777
www.7cedarscasino.com
Two movie theaters are just minutes west of
Sequim: Deer Park Cinema and Lincoln Theater.
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Don’t miss the First Friday art walk! Downtown
galleries and businesses supporting the arts
are open from 5–8pm as well as some artist studios.
Arts, Culture & Theater
Museums
Sequim Museum & Arts Center
175 W. Cedar • (360) 683-8110
www.macsequim.org
Dungeness River Audubon Center
Railroad Bridge Park•360-681-8060
www.dungenessrivercenter.org
Galleries
Blue Whole Gallery
129 W. Washington • (360) 681-6033
www.bluewholegallery.com
Native Art Gallery
7 Cedars Casino • (360) 681-6728
Native Art Gallery
Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe
1033 Old Blyn Hwy.
(360) 681-4640
www.jamestowntribe.org
Arts Organizations
Sequim Humanities & Arts Alliance
Encourages and enhances the arts and
culture in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley
PO Box 1546 • (360) 460-3023
www.sequimartsalliance.org
Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe offers Tours of the Totems year-round.
Contact [email protected] • (360) 681-4606
Photo: Jean Wyatt
Pet-Friendly
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Feast on native Dungeness crab and
other local seafood favorites at one of
the many fine restaurants in Sequim.
We have a range of dining experiences
including traditional American, Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, Thai, Vietnamese and Northwest cuisines. Many local bed & breakfasts
have also developed gourmet signature dishes you’ll love.
See page 18 to19 for a full list of local restaurants.
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Dining
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There are unique gift stores and art
galleries right in the center of town.
Drive from mid-town a few blocks east
or west and you’ll find additional stores.
We’ve got it all: bookstores, home &
garden stores, craft shops, camping supplies, groceries, wine shops and more! Buy keepsakes or
stock up on supplies for your camping or fishing trip.
Photo: Beth Logan
Shopping
Photo: Andrea Martin
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Walking, biking and running are always more enjoyable
when you have beautiful scenery to keep you company.
The Olympic Discovery Trail between Sequim and Port
Angeles provides some of the most breathtaking, scenic
views on the North Olympic Peninsula.
The 25+ mile-long section of trail contains wellpacked composite or paved trail. The trail meanders
through green valleys and across creeks with views of the
Trail Highlights
Olympic Mountains to the south and the Strait of Juan
de Fuca to the north. You can bike, hike, walk or even
horseback ride (through select sections) through wooded
areas and pastureland.
The trail will eventually travel 100 miles—from
Port Townsend to Lake Ozette on the Pacific Coast. Since
the trail is ever changing, visitors are encouraged to come
back to use new sections.
Learn more at www.olympicdiscoverytrail.com or www.olympicbikeadventure.com
• The current starting point of the trail is in Blyn, by the Seven Cedars
Casino. Don’t miss the Johnson Creek trestle near John Wayne Marina.
The 410-foot-long trestle rests 100 feet above Johnson Creek and was
refitted for trail use by Peninsula Trails Coalition volunteers.
• Enjoy three of Sequim’s beautiful parks along the trail, off Blake Ave.
Carrie Blake Park is home to the Guy Cole mini-convention center,
ponds inhabited by ducks, public picnic areas and a wonderful children’s
playground. Next to Carrie Blake Park is Shiso Sister City Park, which
features a pond containing a small island with a giant Japanese Peace
lantern. The lantern symbolizes the friendship between the people of
Shiso City (formerly Yamasaki) and the people of Sequim.
The adjacent Water Reuse Demonstration Site* received a state
Environmental Excellence Award. The park features native vegetation, an
interpretive center, a band shell for concerts, a fountain and a small pond
for radio-controlled boats racing in mini-regattas. Parking available.
• To learn more about the area’s bird populations, stop by Railroad Bridge
Park. The railroad trestle was saved by volunteer efforts for access to the
*Funded through a grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology
Dungeness River and now provides a wonderful place to view wildlife.
Parking available. • www.dungenessrivercenter.org
• Stop by Robin Hill County Park, located at the halfway mark between
Port Angeles and Sequim. The park can provide a wonderful stopping
place or a day full of adventure. A trail system, picnic areas and interpretive signs are some of the highlights of the park. Parking available.
• For a spectacular view of the Olympic Mountains overlooking Morris
Creek be sure to stop at Deer Park Gateway. This is one of the best
places to view fall foliage in the area.
• Enjoy venturing over Morse Creek Trestle. This trestle is also a
volunteer-refitted trestle. Parking available.
• When you approach the Morse Creek parking lot, the trail becomes the
Port Angeles Waterfront Trail. It runs along the shore of the Strait of
Juan de Fuca and follows the Port Angeles waterfront past the Arthur
D. Fiero Marine Life Center, the Port Angeles Visitors Center and the
ferries to Victoria, British Columbia.
• The trail currently ends at the U.S. Coast Guard Station on Ediz Hook.
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Photo:Valerie Henschel
Photo: Russ Veneema
The Olympic Discovery Trail…
Celebrate with us!
Enjoy food, vendors and entertainment at local events
held throughout the year. Go to www.visitsun.com/events
for a full list. The list below highlights just a few of
Sequim’s celebrations.
Saturdays, 9am–3pm (Seasonal): At Cedar & Sequim Avenue. Local
produce, arts & crafts and live music. See site for indoor locations.
www.sequimopenairemarket.com
Music & Movies in the Park
Every Tuesday from June–Sept, 6pm: At the Carrie Blake Park band shell,
enjoy live music and a family-friendly movie afterward.
Sequim Irrigation Festival Grand Parade
Annual Events
Washington State’s oldest continuing festival is Sequim’s
Irrigation Festival. 2011 marks the 116th celebration of
the irrigation ditches that made local farming possible.
May
Sequim Irrigation Festival – A week-long heritage
celebration with parades, fairs and many family-friendy events.
www.irrigationfestival.com
Photo: Ben Amstutz
April
Olympic Bird Fest – Three days of birding events
focused on Olympic Peninsula wild birds.
www.olympicbirdfest.org
July
Sequim Lavender Festival® and Sequim
Lavender Farm Faire™ – The Lavender Capital of North America celebrates
all things lavender. Street fair, farm tours, live entertainment and more.
www.lavenderfestival.com • www.sequimlavenderfarmers.org
Lavender Wine Tour – Tour local wineries during Lavender Fest.
www.olympicpeninsulawineries.com
Art Studio Tour – Visit local artists’ studios. • www.sequimarts.org
September
Olympic Bike Adventure – A fun ride for bicyclists of all levels on the
Olympic Discovery Trail. • www.olympicbikeadventure.com
The Incredible Edible Festival – Taste the best of Sequim-area cuisine.
www.incredibleediblefestival.com
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Photo courtesy of NODM
June
North Olympic Discovery Marathon and Half
Marathon – A USA Track & Field-sanctioned event
on the Olympic Discovery Trail. • www.nodm.com
Photo: Lynn Horton
Sequim Open Aire Market
RiverFest – Honoring and preserving the culture and history of the
Dungeness River. • www.dungenessrivercenter.org/RiverFestival.html
October
North Olympic Fiber Arts Festival – Juried exhibit,
classes and demonstrations of weaving, stitching &
quilting. • www.fiberartsfestival.org
Harvest Celebration – Family-friendly event has
farm tours, harvest dinner, barn dance and potluck
are part of this family-friendly event.
www.friendsofthefields.org
Passport Wine Tour – Visit area wineries after their
harvest. • www.olympicpeninsulawineries.com
Sequim Pumpkin Patch – Corn maze, hot apple
cider, spooky Halloween decorations and the ever
popular pumpkin toss.
November
Holiday Harmony – Santa comes to town plus other holiday events. Don’t
miss the city band concert! • www.sequimchamber.com
December
Sequim Community Christmas Chorus Annual Concert – Songs for the
spirit of the season. • www.sequimchamber.com
Photo: InsideOut Solutions, Inc.
First Friday of every month, 5pm–8pm:
Downtown galleries & artist studios open to the
public. Art openings feature food and new artwork.
www.sequimartwalk.com
Photo: Pat McCauley
First Friday Art Walk
Photo: InsideOut Solutions, Inc.
Monthly/Weekly Events
Photo: InsideOut Solutions, Inc.
Photo:Valerie Henschel
Photo: Pat McCauley
Photo: Beth Logan
See the wildlife…
Sequim is home to a rich array of wild creatures. Go
birding along the shore or keep a lookout for the local
elk. The Olympic Game Farm is also a fun visit for
the whole family. Don’t forget to bring your camera!
Elk Crossing signal lights on Hwy. 101 are triggered
by herd members wearing transmitting radio collars.
Sequim Elk Herd
Roosevelt elk are native to the Olympic Peninsula. One
herd comprised of about 100 animals, consider the
Sequim area part of their range. When not in the forest,
they graze in farm fields and lawns. Although the Sequim
elk herd appears to be tame, they are not. Normally, they
avoid close contact with people and move away when
approached. However, they may show signs of agitation if
people get too close, throw things, or when people or cars
block what they consider to be an escape route. Caution
should be used at all times when viewing the herd.
Since elk roam over a wide area, and split into
smaller sub-herds much of the year, it can be difficult to
know where they may be viewed. Favorite spots seem to
be along Happy Valley Road and surrounding hills, West
Sequim Bay Road, Palo Alto Road and north toward Port
Williams Road. • www.visitsun.com/elk.html
Copy, in part, courtesy of Sequim Elk Habitat Committee
Birdwatching at the Spit
Sequim is located on one of North America’s biggest
flyways making it an ideal spot for bird watching. More
than 250 species of birds have been spotted soaring above
the Dungeness Valley or fishing in the area’s waterways.
The Dungeness River Audubon Center is located within
Sequim to help collect information and educate the
public about birds. For a map of good birding spots
contact Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society located at
Railroad Bridge Park, 2151 West Hendrickson Road (360681-4076 • www.dungenessrivercenter.org) or stop by the
Visitor Center at 1192 E. Washington Street.
Olympic Game Farm
The Olympic Game farm is a wonderful opportunity to
get a close look at both endangered and non-endangered
animal species, including grizzlies, black bears, lions,
zebras and many others. The farm also features a few
world-famous animal actors.
As you drive through, many animals will come right
up to your window—a very unique experience! Located
at 1423 Ward Rd. Visit www.olygamefarm.com to learn
more or call 360-683-4295.
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Getting here is easy…
Two ferry services go to Victoria, BC
By Air
Visitors arrive by air through Alaska Airlines partner, Kenmore Air Express (425-486-1257 • www.kenmoreair.com),
which offers daily service between Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) and the Port Angeles Fairchild
International Airport (CLM). The Sequim Valley Airport
(360-683-4444) is a 3,500–ft. private airport open for public use. Tie downs and aviation gas are available.
The Port of Port Angeles operates the harbor at John
Wayne Marina (360-417-3440 • www.portofpa.com/
marinas). This easily accessible boat haven for the sailing or boating traveler is close to downtown Sequim,
hotels and restaurants.
The Victoria Express, a passenger-only fast ferry
(360-452-8088 • www.victoriaexpress.com), and the
Coho Ferry, an auto/passenger ferry (360-457-4491 •
www.cohoferry.com), provide daily transportation to
Victoria, British Columbia.
Most visitors arrive on Highway 101 via Washington State
Ferries (888-808-7977 • www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries).
Buses, Shuttles and Cars
For the traveler arriving by air or sea, Clallam Transit
(360-452-4511 • www.clallamtransit.com) has regular bus
service on the North Olympic Peninsula from Sequim,
Port Angeles and Forks. Sun Taxi (360-683-1872) provides taxi service and Budget Rent-a-Car (360-452-4774)
and Enterprise Rent-a-Car (360-417-3083) provide car
rental from Port Angeles and Fairchild Airport.
Rocket Transport provides door-to-door shuttle service
directly to and from SEATAC airport in Seattle. They
serve the Peninsula from Forks to E. Jefferson County.
1-877-697-6258 • www.gorocketman.com
The Dungeness Line, operated by Olympic Bus Lines, provides regularly scheduled bus service to Seattle and SeaTac
Airport. • 1-800-457-4492 • www.olympicbuslines.com
There is easy highway access to and from the forests and
ocean on the west Peninsula and Seattle is just 2 1⁄2 hours
east. Driving the Hwy. 101 loop is a favorite route for
exploring the entire northern Olympic Peninsula.
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For more information:
www.visitsun.com/transportation
Mileage Chart to and from Sequim
can be found on the back cover.
Photo: InsideOut Solutions, Inc.
By Boat or Ferry
Climate
Due to our unique location in the “rain shadow” of the
Olympic Mountains, the weather in Sequim is noticeably nicer than the rest of the area. This “rain shadow”
and mild temperatures have made Sequim a very popular
retirement and recreation area, and tourist destination.
Many microclimates mean “Dress for any weather!”
On the same day, you can experience semi-arid
conditions in Sequim, be drenched in the Hoh
Rainforest, or trudge through mountain snow.
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Stay in Sunny Sequim…
Utilities
The City of Sequim provides water, sewer, garbage
and recycling services. Many rural properties in the
Dungeness Valley have well and septic systems, and trash
is picked up by a private contractor. There’s no natural
gas service, but oil and propane are available from private
firms. Clallam County PUD provides electric power.
Employment
Sequim’s businesses are thriving in the tourism, agriculture, retail and service industries. The area is also very
supportive of entrepreneurs and new companies.
Communications
The weekly Sequim Gazette is published in Sequim. The
Peninsula Daily News, published in Port Angeles, covers
Clallam and Jefferson Counties. Sequim receives digital
cable as well as digital satellite TV. Local service providers offer high-speed internet. Wi-Fi is widely available.
KSQM is the local radio station and reception is good
from Victoria and Bellingham stations. Cell service is
clear and reliable.
Education
Kids K–12 receive a quality education in Sequim’s fine
school system. Homeschool support groups and private
schooling are also available. Peninsula College offers
courses in Sequim, and the main campus in Port Ange-
les is just a short drive away. The Sequim library is well
stocked, with over 120,000 volumes.
Organizations
We have over 160 service, fraternal and special interest groups in the area. Many national associations have
active branches here. The Senior Center provides a wide
range of activities. There is a strong spirit of volunteerism
and community involvement here.
Churches
We have over 20 churches in Sequim, representing most
of the major denominations; more are in surrounding
communities.
Fitness Facilities
Private and public facilities have exercise equipment, classes, saunas and more. Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center
(SARC) has the above amenities plus a gym for basketball
and volleyball, swimming pools and racquetball courts.
Health Care
Sequim is one of the best areas for obtaining quality health
care. We have state-of-the-art facilities and diagnostic
equipment, plus top-notch professionals, from oncology
specialists to alternative medical practitioners.Olympic
Medical Center operates a full-service hospital in Port
Angeles and has extensive facilities in Sequim. For more
information on OMC, visit www.olympicmedical.org.
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Map Key for Sequim-Dungeness Valley Farms & Gardens
Open to public. During winter months, call ahead to ensure someone will be there to greet you.
G1 Purple Haze Lavender Farm – Seven-acre organic farm. Open April–
G8 Oliver’s Lavender & Herb Farm – Several varieties of lavender for
Sept, 10 am–5 pm. U-Pick. Gifts and products in the Drying Shed. On
Bell Bottom Road • (360) 683-1714 • www.purplehazelavender.com
U-Pick. Gift store, featuring lavender products, dried bundles, loose buds,
and live plants. Open year round from 10 am–4 pm. • 82 Cameron Acres Ln
(360) 681-3789 • www.oliverslavenderfarm.com SEQUIM / DUNGENESS MAP
SEQUIM DOWNTOWN MAP
G2 Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm – Washington’s first herb farm.
G9 Lost Mountain Lavender – Three-acre lavender farm. U-Pick laven-
G3 Graysmarsh Berry Farm – U-Pick lavender, strawberries, raspberries,
G10 Dungeness Valley Creamery – Organic, raw dairy products and gift
Flower and lavender gardens, gift shop and restaurant. Open 7 days a
week. South Sequim Ave. & Miller Rd. • (360) 683-7733
www.lavenderfarms.com/cedarbrook SEQUIM DOWNTOWN MAP
der. “The Cottage” gift shop features local lavender products and wheel
thrown pottery. 1.5 miles south on Taylor Cutoff Rd. • (360) 681-2782
www.lostmountainlavender.com SEQUIM / DUNGENESS MAP
loganberries, blueberries and blackberries. Open in season. Woodcock
and Holland Rd. • (360) 683-5563 • www.graysmarsh.com
shop. Open year round, Mon.–Sat. 9 :30am–6pm. • 1915 Town Rd
683-0716 • www.dungenessvalleycreamery.com
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G4 Jardin du Soleil – Lavender farm and beautiful gardens. U-Pick. Open
G11 Port Williams Lavender – Over 8,000 plants in bloom open for
daily from 10 am–5 pm • 3932 Sequim-Dungeness Wy. • (360) 582-1185
www.jardindusoleil.com SEQUIM / DUNGENESS MAP
U-Pick throughout the lavender season. Open Saturdays and Sundays.
1442 Port Williams • 582-9196 • www.portwilliamslavender.com
SEQUIM / DUNGENESS MAP
G5 Olympic Lavender – Five-acre lavender farm with U-Pick and lavender
studio. Views of Olympic Mountains. Open July 1–Aug. 31, 12–5 pm
daily. On Marine Dr. near Dungeness Bay. • (360) 683-4475
www.olympiclavender.com SEQUIM / DUNGENESS MAP
G12 Fat Cat Garden & Gifts – U-Pick wild flower and lavender farm with gift
shop. Stroll gardens, pond, river & orchard. Open Apr. 1–Oct. 31, 9:30 am
to 5:30 pm. Closed Wed. • 1⁄2 mile north of Woodcock Rd. off Cays Rd.
681-6832 • [email protected] SEQUIM / DUNGENESS MAP
G6 The Cutting Garden – Flower farm with hundreds of varieties of self-serve
U-Pick flowers, including an acre of lavender. Available for weddings, parties
and retreats. Open daylight hours June-Sept. • 303 Dahlia Llama Lane
(360) 681-3099 • www.cuttinggarden.com SEQUIM / DUNGENESS MAP
G13 Happy Valley Alpaca Ranch – Free tours daily by appt. Store features
alpaca wool products. • 4629 Happy Valley Rd. • 681-0948
www.happyvalleyalpacaranch.com SEQUIM / DUNGENESS MAP
G7 Rainbow Farm – Certified organic blackberries, pears, veggies and
G14 Nelson’s Duckpond & Lavender Farm – 1 mile up Hooker Road from
lavender. Open weekends after Memorial Day through September or
by appointment. • 142 Towne Rd. • (360) 683-3712
Hwy. 101. Family-run lavender farm with Garden Shed gift shop. Open
daily 10-5. • 73 Humble Hill Rd. • 360-681-7727
www.nelsonsduckpond.com SEQUIM / DUNGENESS MAP
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Port Townsend: Ever visited a “Victorian” seaport? Port Townsend
can be reached in about 45 minutes by traveling east on U.S. Highway
101, then turning left onto Highway 20. The town has an easy-going, artsy
ambiance. The state ferry terminal to Whidbey Island is located here.
Port Angeles: Travel 17 miles west to Port Angeles. The city is the
gateway to Olympic National Park and Victoria, British Columbia. Port Angeles
Harbor, a naturally deep port, attracts ships from throughout the world. Stroll
the waterfront trail, collect seashells on Ediz Hook or learn more about Clallam
County’s history by visiting the Museum at the Carnegie, 205 S. Lincoln St.
Victoria B.C., Canada: Hop aboard the
Victoria Express, a passenger-only fast ferry, or
the M.V. Coho, an auto/passenger ferry, to travel to
Canada. The ferries provide easy day trip access to
our friendly “foreign” neighbor. You can also catch a
convenient ferry to the San Juan Islands. Check ferry
web sites for up-to-date information on schedules,
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From Sequim, you’re close to…
rates and ID requirements for international travel:
www.victoriaexpress.com • www.cohoferry.com
The Hoh Rain Forest: Roosevelt elk wander
among giant, moss-draped trees as you stroll
fern-lined trails of Olympic National Park’s Hoh Rain
Forest. It is the largest rain forest in the continental U.S. receiving an astounding 12–14 feet of
rain annually. Century-old trees reach 300 feet and measure more than
20 feet in circumference. Drive time from Sequim is
about 2 hours including a beautiful drive along Lake
Crescent. A few more miles south on Hwy. 101, see
the rugged Olympic coastline with its numerous
beaches to stroll and fish.
Forks, the land of Twilight: In addition
to the Hoh Rain Forest, Twilight fans can visit story
locations including Forks High School. Organized
and self-guided tours available.
www.ForksWA.com/twilight.html
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Please contact the Visitor Information Center at 1-800-737-8462 or (360) 683-6197 for more information regarding other farms.
Other enjoyable walks:
1. Railroad Bridge Park has a decked railroad trestle that spans the Dungeness
River. There’s a lovely picnic area and easy access to the river. The Dungeness River
Audubon Center is within the park.
2. For a view of impressive sand cliffs and seabirds, stop at Marlyn Nelson County
Park at Port Williams. The park, which features a public
boat launch, is located at the east end of Port Williams Rd.
These are just a few of the many things to see and do
in the Sequim area. Stop at the Visitor Center for more
information. We hope you can enjoy them all!
There is an admission fee to the national park (Hurricane
Ridge, etc.). Don’t lose that ticket! It is valid for 7 days and you can use it to get into
the other entrances to the park—for instance, the Hoh Rain Forest.
Day Three:
Birding, Kayaking, Biking – Bicyclists of all skill levels will find
the Sequim Valley is a great place to enjoy a road or
mountain bike ride. The wide and long valley has gentle
hills featuring views of the Olympic Mountains and the
Strait of Juan de Fuca. Generally, area roads are wide with good shoulders and are
not overcrowded with other bicycles or autos. The temperate weather allows cyclists to enjoy year-round cycling opportunities. Mountain bikers will find Olympic
National Forest and state Department of Natural Resources roads and trails
provide a great place to test their skills. The Olympic Discovery Trail (see page
5) winds through the Dungeness Valley from Sequim to Port Angeles. Please visit
www.mikes-bikes.net for more information about biking in the area.
The visit to the Dungeness Spit requires a small fee which
is used by Fish & Wildlife to provide a healthy wildlife refuge for migrating birds.
Day One:
Take a hike! - For a truly unique nature walk, head
to the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge and view
the Dungeness Spit — the longest natural sand spit
in the nation. If the tide permits, stroll 5.5 miles (one
way) to the end of the Spit to the New Dungeness
Light Station, built in 1857. Take a snack and bottled
water with you and enjoy a beautiful view of the Strait
of Juan de Fuca from a picnic table or a piece of driftwood. from the Lighthouse
Society volunteers will be happy to show you around. If the 11-mile roundtrip trek
to the lighthouse is too much, you can still enjoy strolling the spit to take in the
breathtaking view, with its waves, driftwood and marine life.
After visiting the Spit, continue exploring the area by strolling along the Olympic
Discovery Trail, located between White Feather Way and Port Angeles (see Page
5). Or soothe your tired legs with a relaxing soak in the whirlpool at Sequim’s
Aquatic Recreation Center (SARC) on 5th Ave. In addition to these suggested
treks, Sequim features three year-round volkssport walks. Maps for the walks
can be found at Swain’s Outdoor, located at 551 W. Washington St. and at the
Sequim Visitor Center.
If you love to kayak, grab your paddle and head to Dungeness Spit or Sequim Bay.
Calm waters, intriguing inlets and abundant marine life are waiting for you. You’re
likely to see harbor seals fishing or just basking in the sun. Stop at the Dungeness
lighthouse to stretch your legs, take a picture or enjoy a picnic lunch. Landings
are easy, but are limited in number by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. To make
arrangements, contact 360-457-8451 or visit www.dungenesskayaking.com.
Sequim is located on one of North America’s biggest flyways making it an ideal
spot for bird watching. See page 7 for more about birding in Sequim.
Day Four:
Explore Olympic National Forest – For
a true taste of just how rugged Sequim is, visit Olympic National Forest. Sequim
is located between two main trailheads: the Gray Wolf and the Dungeness trails.
Before heading out, stop at the Sequim Visitor Center to purchase the required
day-hike parking pass. Drive along Palo Alto or Louella roads for about 8.1 miles
to reach the Dungeness Trail. For the Gray Wolf trailhead, travel about 7.7 miles
along Taylor Cutoff and Lost Mountain roads. Both trails provide enjoyable easy
hikes. Olympic National Forest officials allow mountain bikes on several trails. To
learn more about biking trails see the detailed map at
the Sequim Visitor Center.
Day Five:
Olympic National
Park’s Hurricane Ridge - During your entire
visit to Sequim, the Olympic Mountains have provided a
beautiful backdrop. Now, it is time to enjoy a view from
the top. Start your day by driving west along U.S. Highway 101 to nearby Port Angeles. Hurricane Ridge is located about 17 miles from
Port Angeles and is considered the crown jewel of Olympic National Park. Sunrises
and sunsets are particularly beautiful at the Ridge. Even if it is sunny and clear in
Sequim, be sure to call the Olympic National Park Visitor Center to check weather
conditions above the clouds. Driving time, starting at the Sequim Visitor Center, is
about 1 hour and 45 minutes to reach the 5,200-foot elevation Hurricane Ridge.
www.nps.gov/olym • 360-565-3130 360-565-3131 (weather/road info)
www.hurricaneridge.net for ski/snowboarding info
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Sequim & Savor Local Flavors – There’s
no better way to get to know Sequim than spending
the day shopping around town. Unique gift stores are
within walking distance from the center of town at
Sequim Ave. and Washington St. Drive a few blocks east
or west from there and you’ll find more shopping. Take
a break and dine at one of the dozens of restaurants offering traditional American
favorites to exquisite international flavors. Fresh espresso, wine and artisan bread
shops abound. Then stop at the Museum & Arts Center, 175 W. Cedar St., to view
historical exhibits, art and a display of a mastodon discovered locally. On Saturdays, downtown also features the Sequim Open Air Market where local growers
sell fresh produce and artisans sell handcrafted wares.
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Day Two: Tour Downtown
Photo: Bob Cooper
Origianl art: Cory & Catska Ench
Fun for the Family – Kids young and old love
a day touring the local farms. Discover how generations of farmers have used
Sequim’s fertile soil to grow delicious organic vegetables, create colorful flower
fields and make Sequim the “Lavender Capital of North America.” Stroll through
organic vegetable fields, tour an alpaca ranch, pick a fragrant bouquet or gather
raspberries, strawberries, blackberries and blueberries.
Photo: InsideOut Solutions, Inc.
5-Day Travel Planner In and Around
The Sequim-Dungeness Valley
10 FREE things you
can do in Sequim:
2. See the Spit & Lighthouse
The longest natural sand spit in the U.S. is right here in
Sequim. It’s a beautiful 5.5-mile walk (one way) to the historic New Dungeness Light Station. Take dramatic pictures
of huge driftwood, rolling waves and soaring seabirds.
(Nominal entrance fee/Park Passes apply in the Dungeness
National Wildlife Refuge. Free for children under age 16.)
Ride your bike or take a hike on the
Olympic Discovery Trail, a well-maintained 25+ mile path. It’s an unsurpassable way to see the mountains, fields and
waters of the Olympic Peninsula all in
one trip. Learn more about the Trail on page 5.
6. Visit Carrie Blake
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3. Get on the Trail
Friendship Garden at Carrie Blake Park
4. Experience the Arts
Murals and public sculptures adorn Sequim’s Washington
Street. Several businesses and galleries feature original
works of art by local painters, sculptors, artisans and
photographers. Artist studios, galleries and the museum
are open late every first Friday of the month. It’s a great
opportunity meet the artists while enjoying refreshments!
7. Cross the Railroad Bridge
The former railroad bridge has been restored, creating a 730-foot path spanning the Dungeness River. As
a result, it’s the perfect place to watch the river go by.
The Dungeness River Audubon Center has exhibits and
information to help wildlife and birdwatchers better understand the river and its importance to the local ecology.
www.dungenessrivercenter.org
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5. Learn Local Lore
Sequim has a rich history, from the
traditions of the local S’Klallam tribe
to the agricultural heritage of early settlers. The downtown Sequim Museum
and Arts Center is a great resource for
discovering more about local history, including the mastadons which once roamed this area. • www.macsequim.org
This 35-acre park on Sequim’s east side has it all. Bring
your kite, have a picnic or let the kids run in the playground. The dog park provides a spacious, fenced place
for dogs to play. Stroll the paths of the beautiful Friendship Garden, a work of art created by the Shiso City
(formerly Yamasaki) Sister City Association. The Re-Use
Demonstration Site* is a favorite for radio-controlled boat
enthusiasts. There’s also a band shell featuring live performances (and movies) during the summer and demonstration gardens created by the Master Gardeners.
8. Take a Scenic Drive
Another great way to see the best scenery in the SequimDungeness Valley, this self-directed drive tour is marked
by signs. To begin from Highway 101, go north at Sequim
*Funded by a grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology
Photo: Beth Logan
Port Williams Beach is just a few minutes’ northeast from
downtown. The broad sand and pebble beach is bordered
by dramatic sand cliffs and the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Families love to come here with their dogs for a scenic
walk and a picnic. View Protection
Island, otters, eagles and other wild
birds. Visit www.olypen.com/tidetables
to find out when the tide will be very
low. It’s a perfect time to look for starfish, anenomes and other sea creatures.
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1. Go to the Beach
Photo: Kay Gerdes
Photo: Renee Mizar
Photo: Susan Rhein
Photo: Jean Wyatt
Play in the sun…
10. Visit the Marina
Actor John Wayne loved this area and
bought the land which his family eventually donated for the John Wayne Marina. The scenic 22acre property along Sequim Bay provides permanent and
guest moorage. It’s also a great place to look at the boats,
stroll along the beach, have a picnic and meet local boaters. • www.portofpa.com/marinas/john-wayne-marina.html
Railroad Bridge Park
Flickr photo: Simple Insomnia
From spring to fall, the local lavender
farms and plant nurseries are full of
beauty and variety. See page 12 for
a list of lavender farms or go to www.lavendergrowers.org.
You can also tour McComb Gardens’ landscaped grounds
and listen to the frogs croaking. A number of other nursuries, such as Henery’s Garden Center
and Vision Landscape, also offer impressive displays of plantings and delightful
water features.
Need help with directions or recommendations?
Stop by or call the Visitor Information Center:
1192 E.Washington St. • www.visitsun.com
1-800-737-8462 • (360) 683-6197
Photo: Judy Clark
9. Stroll Lavender Fields
and Plant Nurseries
Photo: InsideOut Solutions, Inc.
Avenue on the east side or Kitchen Dick Road on the west
side, then follow the signs. The 40-minute drive gives you
great views of the mountains, the Strait of Juan de Fuca,
farm fields and the lighthouse.
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BED & BREAKFAST INNS – Sequim
Bond Ranch Retreat 1405 Hooker Rd • Sequim, WA 98382
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(360) 681-2157 • [email protected] • www.bondranchretreat.com
Clark’s Chambers Bed & Breakfast Inn 322 Clark Road • Sequim, WA 98382
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(360) 683-4431 • [email protected] • www.olypen.com/clacha
Diamond Point Inn Bed & Breakfast 241 Sunshine Road • Sequim, WA 98382 4
(360) 797-7720 • 1-800-310-6322 • [email protected] • www.diamondpointinn.com
Groveland Cottage Bed & Breakfast 4861 Sequim-Dungeness Way • Sequim, WA 98382
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(360) 683-3565 • 1-800-879-8859 • [email protected] • www.grovelandcottage.com
Helga’s Edelweiss Bed & Breakfast 235 Roberson Road • Sequim, WA 98382
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(360) 681-2873 • www.helgasedelweissbnb.com
Lost Mountain Lodge Bed & Breakfast 303 Sunny View Drive • Sequim, WA 98382
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(360) 683-2431 • 1-888-683-2431 • [email protected] • www.lostmountainlodge.com
Oh Susanna’s 100 Hereford Lane • Sequim, WA 98382 1
(360) 681-4495 • [email protected] • www.ohsusannasbb.com
Red Caboose Getaway 24 Old Coyote Way • Sequim, WA 98382 6
(360) 683-7350 • [email protected] • www.redcaboosegetaway.com
Riverside House 481 Riverside Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382
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(360) 582-0339 • [email protected] • www.laurieyarensartist.com The Lodge Bed & Breakfast 660 Evergreen Farm Way • Sequim, WA 98382
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(360) 681-3100 • [email protected] • www.thelodgeatsherwood.com
BED & BREAKFAST INNS – Between Sequim & Port Angeles
Colette’s Bed & Breakfast 339 Finn Hall Road • Port Angeles, WA 98362
(360) 457-9197 • 1-877-457-9777 • [email protected] • www.colettes.com
Domaine Madeleine Bed & Breakfast 146 Wildflower Lane • Port Angeles, WA 98362
(360) 457-4174 • 1-888-811-8376 • [email protected] • www.domainemadeleine.com
Eden by the Sea 1027 Finn Hall Road • Port Angeles, WA 98362 • (360) 452-6021 • www.edenbythesea.net
George Washington Inn 939 Finn Hall Road • Port Angeles, WA 98362
(360) 452-5207 • [email protected] • www.georgewashingtoninn.com
Sea Cliff Gardens 397 Monterra Drive • Port Angeles, WA 98362
(360) 452-2322 • 1-800-880-1332 • [email protected] • www.seacliffgardens.com
The Meadows Inn 3182 Blue Mountain Road • Port Angeles, WA 98362
(360) 417-8074 • 1-866-417-8074 • [email protected] • www.themeadowsinn.com
HOTELS/MOTELS
Dungeness Bay Cottages 140 Marine Drive • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-3013 • 1-888-683-3013 • [email protected] • www.dungenessbay.com
Econo Lodge 801 E. Washington St. • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-7113 • 1-800-488-7113 • [email protected] • www.sequimeconolodge.com
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Great House Motel 740 E. Washington St. • Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 683-7272 • www.sequimmotel.com
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Holiday Inn Express Suites & Conference Ctr. 1441 E. Washington St. • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 681-8756 • 1-888-HOLIDAY • www.hiexpress.com/sequimwa
Holiday Plaza 1095 E. Washington St. • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-1775 • 1-800-683-1775 • [email protected] • www.sequimramada.com
Juan de Fuca Cottages 182 Marine Drive • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-4433 • 1-866-683-4433 • [email protected] • www.juandefuca.com
Quality Inn & Suites -Sequim 134 River Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-2800 • www.sqis.net
Sequim Bay Lodge 268522 Hwy. 101 • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-0691 • 1-800-622-0691 • [email protected] • www.sequimbaylodge.com
Sequim West Inn 740 W. Washington St. • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-4144 • 1-800-528-4527 • [email protected] • www.sequimwestinn.com
Sundowner Motel 364 W. Washington St. • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-5532 • 1-800-325-6966 • Fax: (360) 683-9727 • www.sequimsundowner.com
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*Extent of wireless internet service varies… Call ahead for details.
For Lodging Information www.visitsun.com
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Olympic Cottage Sequim, WA 98382 • (425) 422-7434 • [email protected] • www.olympiccottage.com Purple Haze Vacation Rental 180 Bellbottom Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382 1-888-852-6560 • www.purplehazelavender.com/sequim-vacation-rental-house.html 1
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Rancho Lamro 1734 Woodcock Rd • Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 683-8133 Sequim Bay Resort 2634 W. Sequim Bay Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382 • 2 night minimum (360) 681-3853 • [email protected] • www.sequimbayresort.com Summer House 305 Sunny View Drive • Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 683-2431 • 1-888-683-2431 www.lostmountainlodge.com/summerhouse.html
Sunset Marine Resort 40 Buzzard Ridge Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382 (360) 681-4166 • [email protected] • www.sunsetmarineresort.com
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CABINS & COTTAGES
3 Crabs Beach House 4861 Sequim-Dungeness Way • Sequim, WA 98382 1-800-879-8859 • [email protected] • www.sequimvalley.com
1920 Farm House 1470 W Hendrickson Road • Sequim, WA 98382 (360) 683-3564 • 1-877-683-3564 • [email protected] • www.realestatesequim.com
10,000 Waves Shorefront Cabin 4861 Sequim-Dungeness Way • Sequim, WA 98382 1-800-879-8859 • [email protected] • www.sequimvalley.com
All Aboard Caboose Inn 434 Bear Creek Estates Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382 (360) 683-5864 • [email protected] • www.allaboardcabooseinn.com
Ambleside Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 582-9663 • [email protected] • www.sequimretreats.com Angel’s Rest Olympic Cabin Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 582-9663 • [email protected] • www.sequimretreats.com
Beach Garden Cottage 1052 Jamestown Beach Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382 (360) 683-2585 • [email protected] • www.beachgardencottage.com
Discovery View Cottage 71 Bluff Ln. • Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 808-8005 • http://home.earthlink.net/~lucybailey/
Dungeness Beach Retreat Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 457-8966 • (888) 409-7760 [email protected] • www.dungenessbeachretreat.com
Karen’s Guest Cottages 240 Marine Dr. • Sequim, WA 98382 (360) 681-5080 • [email protected] • www.karensguestcottages.com
Kelly’s by the Bay 145 Bugge Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 452-4112 • www.olypen.com/kellys Kinder Farm Vacation Rentals 1074 Hooker Road • Sequim, WA 98382 (360) 683-7397 • [email protected] • www.kinderfarm.com
Lightkeeper’s Cottage 206 Carlsborg Road • Carlsborg, WA 98324 (360) 681-2055 • [email protected] • www.thelightkeeperscottage.com
Nelson’s Duckpond & Lavender Farm 73 Humble Hill Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382 (360) 681-7727 • [email protected] • www.nelsonsduckpond.com
VACATION RENTALS
Action Property Management / Vacation Rentals 720 E. Washington, Suite 110 • Sequim, WA 98382 • 2- and 3-bedroom vacation rentals
Call for availability • (360) 681-4737 • [email protected] • www.sunnysequim.com
Brigadoon Vacation Rentals 62 Balmoral Court • Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 683-2255 • Rents cabins and cottages for short term or long term visits; wireless Internet
Call for availability • 1-800-397-2256 • [email protected] • www.sequimrentals.com
Cedarbrook Seaview Vacation Rental 1345 S. Sequim Ave. • Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 683-7733 • 1-800-470-8423 • [email protected] • www.cedarbrooklavender.com
Hillside Haven (360) 683-1580 – [email protected] • www.hillside-haven.com • One bedroom with additional sofa bed. Children welcome.
Photo: Chris Isett
J & J Golf Retreat 160 Letha Lane • Sequim, WA 98382 • Fully furnished 2145 sf home, 3-bedroom on the Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course
(360) 457-4091 • (360) 808-8833 • [email protected] • www.jandjgolfretreat.com
Sequim Valley Properties 4861 Sequim-Dungeness Way • Sequim, WA 98382 • Cabins and cottages; wireless Internet.
Call for availabilty • (360) 683-3565 • 1-800-879-8859 • [email protected] • www.sequimvalley.com/rentals.mv
Sequim Bay at sunset
*Extent of wireless internet service varies… Call ahead for details.
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Diamond Point RV Resort 294 Industrial Parkway • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 681-0590 • Fax: (360) 681-4673 • [email protected] • www.kmrestors.com
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Dungeness Recreation Area - County Park Voice of America Road (off Kitchen-Dick Road)
Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 683-5847
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Gilgal Oasis RV Park 400 S. Brown Road • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 452-1324 • [email protected] • www.gilgaloasisrvpark.com
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Home Away Home 243 Bonnie Grace Road • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 681-5291 • [email protected] • www.allenandcharters.com
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Olympic Paradise 137 Pierson Rd. • Sequim, WA 98382 • (360) 683-1264 • www.olympicparadise.com
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Rainbow’s End RV Park 261831 Hwy. 101 • Sequim, WA 98382 (360) 683-3863 • [email protected] • www.rainbowsendrvpark.com
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Sequim Bay Resort 2634 W. Sequim Bay Road • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 681-3853 • [email protected] • www.sequimbayresort.com
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Sequim Bay State Park Washington St. State Park • 269035 Highway 101 • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-4235 • 1-888-226-7688 • www.parks.wa.gov/sequim.htm
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Sequim West Inn 740 W. Washington St. • Sequim, WA 98382
(360) 683-4144 • 1-800-528-4527 • [email protected] • www.sequimwestinn.com
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RV PARKS
RV PARKS – Between Sequim & Port Angeles
KOA Kampground 80 O’Brien Road • Port Angeles, WA 98362
(360) 457-5916 • 1-800-562-7558 • www.portangeleskoa.com
For Lodging Information www.visitsun.com
*Extent of wireless internet service varies… Call ahead for details.
Restaurants
A Catered Affair 229 S. Sequim Ave. • (360) 681-3189 • [email protected]
Adagio Bean & Leaf 981 E. Washington St. • (360) 582-0024 • www.adagiobeanandleaf.com
Alder Wood Bistro 139 W. Alder St. • (360) 683-4321 • www.alderwoodbistro.com
Applebee’s Restaurant 130 River Rd. • (360) 683-9090 • www.applebees.com
MEALS
CUISINE
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Gourmet
B/L/D
Fine Tea & Espresso Cafe
L/D
Gourmet
B (weekends)/L/D
American
Bento Teriyaki 1243 W. Washington St. • (360) 683-5668
L/D
Japanese
Cafe Blossom 645 W. Washington • (360) 683-2522
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High Tea, S & S
Cameron’s Cafe 921 E. Hammond • (360) 681-5060
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Continental Cafe, S & S
Cedarbrook Garden Café 1345 S. Sequim Ave • (360) 683-4541 • www.cedarbrookgardencafe.com
L/D/Brunch
Cedar Creek Restaurant 665 North 5th Avenue • (360) 683-4508 L/D
Chinese Garden 271 S. 7th Ave. • (360) 683-4525
Dockside Grill 2577 W. Sequim Bay Rd. • (360) 683-7510 • www.docksidegrill-sequim.com
Double Eagle 1965 Woodcock Rd. • (360) 683-3331
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L/D
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Dupuis Restaurant 256861 Hwy 101 • (360) 457-8033 • www.dupuisrestaurant.com L (weekends)/D
Dynasty Chinese Restaurant Bell Creek Plaza • (360) 683-6511
El Cazador 531 W. Washington St. • (360) 683-4788 • www.el-cazador.com
Continental American
American-Northwest
L/D
Steaks, Seafood
Steak, Seafood, Sunday Brunch
Chinese
L/D
Mexican, American
B/L/D
Vietnamese, American
Flipper’s Restaurant 261491 Highway 101 • (360) 683-6015
L/D
Steak, Seafood
Fortune Star 145 E. Washington St. • (360) 681-6888
L/D
Chinese
Galare Thai Restaurant 120 W. Bell Street • (360) 683-8069 • www.galarethai.com
L/D
Thai
Gwennie’s 701 E. Washington St. • (360) 683-4157
B/L
Homestyle
B/L/D
Homestyle, Pizza
Ely’s Café 206 N. Sequim Ave. • (360) 683-2121
Hwy. 101 Diner 392 W. Washington St. • (360) 683-3388
IHOP (International House of Pancakes) 1360 W. Washington St. (Scheduled to open in June)B/L/D
American
Islander Pizza & Pasta Shack 380 E. Washington St. • (360) 683-9999 • www.islanderpizza.com
L/D
Pizza, Pasta, Salad Bar
Jeremiah’s BBQ 825 W. Washington St. • (360) 681-4227
L/D
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Kim’s Cafe 126 E. Washington St. • (360) 681-8717
L/D
Vietnamese
KoTo Teriyaki 1252 W. Washington St. • (360) 681-3220
L/D
Japanese
Las Palomas 1085 E. Washington St. • (360) 681-3842
L/D
Mexican, American
Lippert’s Restaurant 134 S. Second Ave. • (360) 683-6727
L/D
Affordable Fine Dining
Mariner Cafe 707 E. Washington St. • (360) 683-1055
B/L/D
Homestyle
Moon Palace 323 E. Washington St. • (360) 683-6898
L/D
Chinese
Oak Table 292 W. Bell St. • (360) 683-2179 • www.oaktablecafe.com
B/L
Gourmet Breakfasts
L/D
American Grill
Oasis Sports Bar & Grill 301 E. Washington St. • (360) 582-3143
Old Mill Cafe 721 Carlsborg Rd. • Carlsborg • (360) 582-1583
B/L/D
Homestyle
L/D
Seasonal Northwest
Red Wok Buffet Rock Plaza Old Olympic Hwy. • (360) 797-1107
L/D
Chinese
Sawadee Thai Cuisine 271 S. 7th St. #31 • (360) 683-8188
L/D
Thai
Sergio’s Family Mexican Restaurant 271 S. 7th Ave. • (360) 582-1006
L/D
Mexican
Seven Cedars Casino 270756 Hwy. 101 • (360) 683-7777 • www.7cedarscasino.com
L/D
Daily Specials, Seafood
Sunshine Cafe 127 W. Washington St. • (360) 683-4282
B/L
Homestyle
B/L/D
Italian, American
The 3 Crabs 101 Three Crabs Rd. • (360) 683-4264 • www.the3crabs.com
L/D
Seafood Specialties
Wasabi Japanese Restaurant 740 E Washington St. • (360) 683-8773
L/D
Japanese
West Side Pizza 10125 Old Olympic Hwy. • (360) 683-3100 • www.westsidepizza.com
L/D
Pizza
Paradise 703 N. Sequim Ave. • (360) 683-1977
Tarcisio’s, The Italian Place 609 W. Washington St. • (360) 683-5809
Fast Food, Espresso, Deli & Bakeries
Arby’s Restaurant 540 W. Washington St. • (360) 681-3908
B/L/D
Bell Street Bakery 175 W. Bell St. • (360) 681-6262 • www.bellstreetbakery.com Burger King 680 W. Washington St. #6 • (360) 683-7871
B/L/D
Fast Food
Artisan bakery, fresh pasta
Fast Food
Cracked Bean Coffee Co. 10191 Old Olympic Hwy. • (360) 681-2560 • www.cracked-bean.com
B/L
Espresso
Dairy Queen 720 W. Washington St. • (360) 681-0250
L/D
Fast Food
Domino’s Pizza 755 W. Washington St. #B • (360) 582-1600
L/D
Take-Out Pizza
Gabby’s Java & Gourmet Grub 471 Business Park Loop • Carlsborg • (360) 683-8839
B/L
Gourmet Fast Food
B/L
Espresso, Cafe
B/L/D
Fast Food
Hurricane Coffee Co. 104 W. Washington St. • (360) 681-6008 • www.hurricanecoffee.com
Jack in the Box 1280 W. Washington St. • (360) 681-4069
Latte 101 615 E. Washington St. • (360) 681-4970
McDonald’s 107 S. 7th Ave. • (360) 683-4192
B/L
Espresso
B/L/D
Fast Food
Pane d’ Amore 150 S. 5th Ave., #15 • (360) 681-3280 • www.paneamore.com Artisan baked goods
Papa Murphy’s Pizza Washington Plaza • (360) 683-8102
L/D
U-Bake Pizza
Quality Food Center (QFC) Bell Creek Plaza • (360) 683-1151 L/D
Deli, To-Go, Espresso
L/D
Deli, Chinese, Espresso
Safeway Washington Plaza • (360) 681-2905
Starbucks 1095 W. Washington Street • (360) 681-2449
B/L/D
Espresso, Cafe
Subway Sandwiches Washington Plaza • (360) 683-8573
B/L/D
Subs, Salads, Soup
Sunny Farms 261461 Hwy. 101 • (360) 683-8003
L/D
Taco Bell 11 Lee Chatfield Way • (360) 683-8161
L/D Mexican Fast Food
TacoTime 110 River Road • (360) 683-7082
L/D
Mexican Fast Food
The Buzz 128 N. Sequim Ave • (360) 683-2503 • www.thebuzzbeedazzled.com
B/L/D
Ice Cream, Espresso
Tootsie’s 537 W. Washington St. • (360) 683-9524
B/L/D
Fast Food
White Cup 291 W. Washington St. • (360) 683-1232
B/L/D
Fast Food, Softserve
Deli, Sandwiches
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