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WE’RE OPEN!
Saturday and Sunday, 10:00AM to 4:00PM
Closed Monday – Friday
Admission: $5/adult, $10/family, members are freeOutdoor exhibits open to the public daily
Tours on request. For more information, call 360-289-4617.
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Now On – King Tides and Winter Storms
Featuring fifteen works by six artists, the King Tides and Winter Storms exhibit captures some of the wonder of the winter seas.
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Friday Guided Tours
Are you seeking shelter from rain and storms? Then join the Coastal Interpretive Center for guided tours on Fridays from 3:00 – 4:30 PM, November – April. Stay warm and dry as you take a journey through the natural and cultural history of Washington’s Pacific Coast. Preregistration required. Learn more and register
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Drink & Draw
Drink & Draw is held the first Tuesday of each Month, November – April at Galway Bay. This fun event is free and open to participants 21 years and older. The Coastal Interpretive Center brings the nature and history and you bring your creativity.
WE'RE ON A MISSION. The Coastal Interpretive Center is a natural history museum whose mission is to educate the public about the natural and cultural history of Washington's Pacific Coast, and inspire the joy and wonder of nature.
WASHINGTON'S PACIFIC COAST extends northward from the Columbia River to Cape Flattery and eastward from the continental shelf to the watersheds draining into the Pacific Ocean.
TOGETHER WE'RE SUCCESSFUL
Since 1977, the Coastal Interpretive Center has been a staple of the Ocean Shores community; entertaining and educating local school groups, the community, and THOUSANDS of yearly visitors from all over the world.
We specialize in hands-on exhibits, guided adventures, and educational programming; none of which could be accomplished without our volunteers, members, and your donations!
How You Can Help
