December Calender Events Long Beach Washington Coast

Long Beach Washington Peninsula Calendar of Events and Activities December 2026

December on the Long Beach Peninsula is a time of festive charm and coastal wonder. The community comes together to celebrate the holiday season with unique traditions, world-class seafood, and cozy winter escapes. Whether you are here for the dramatic storms or the festive lights, December offers an unforgettable coastal experience. (Updated: May 2026)

 

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fireworks on long beach wa

 

Fireworks on the Beach!

 

New Year's Eve Fireworks on the Beach | December 31, 2026

Time: 10:00 PM (or Midnight, check local schedule)

Bolstad Beach Approach, Long Beach, WA

Ring in 2027 with spectacular fireworks over the Pacific Ocean! Gather at the boardwalk at the Bolstad Beach Approach. Bring a blanket and some hot chocolate for a memorable coastal countdown.

Clamdiggers at sunset Ocean Park, WA

Razor Clam Digging!

If you haven't dug for Razor clams before, you are missing out! Fun for the entire family,  all you need to dig is a clam license,  shovel, boots, net, and clam guns. Please note:  Many of the Bloomer Estates Washington Coast Vacation  Rentals provide shovels. See our Clam Digging Guide for more information. 

 

 

 

Cape Disappointment North Head Lighthouse.

Storm Watching

 

The entire Peninsula

The unique geographical features of the Long Beach Peninsula provide a multitude of weather patterns that draw storm watchers from all around. The power storms can accumulate as they travel the vast expanse of the Mighty Pacific Ocean. Thanks to significant investment into local power infrastructure on many levels, the days of long power outages may be a thing of the past.

Crab Pot Christmas

 

Crab Pot Christmas Saturday, December 5, 2026

Location: Port of Ilwaco, WA

Experience one of the Peninsula's most iconic holiday traditions! This festive event features the lighting of a massive "tree" constructed entirely from crab pots, celebrating the region's rich maritime and fishing heritage.