Lake Quinault Casino Hotel
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Quinault Beach Resort and Casino is a resort in Washington. Quinault Beach Resort and Casino is situated in Sampson, northwest of Ocean City State Park.
*Quinault Casino Specials
*Lodging Lake Quinault
*Lake Quinault Casino Hotel San Juan
*Quinault Beach ResortOverviewMapPhoto MapSatelliteDirectionsOcean City HotelsFind your ideal hotel in Ocean City.Localities in the AreaQuinault Casino Specials
Hotel Description. Adults-only vacation home near Lake Quinault. At this Amanda Park vacation home, you’ll be within half a mile (1 km) of Lake Quinault and 3 miles (5 km) of Olympic National Park. Hotels near Lake Quinault Lodge, Quinault on Tripadvisor: Find 12,199 traveler reviews, 2,645 candid photos, and prices for 78 hotels near Lake Quinault Lodge in Quinault, WA.Ocean CityOcean City is a census-designated place in Grays Harbor County, Washington, United States. Photo: Lumpytrout, CC BY-SA 3.0.Ocean ShoresOcean Shores is a city in the Olympic Peninsula region of Washington. Photo: Lumpytrout, CC BY-SA 3.0.Quinault Beach Resort and Casino
*Type: Resort
*Location: Washington, Pacific Northwest, United States, North America
*Address: 78 Washington 115, Ocean Shores47.0433° or 47° 2’ 35.7’ northLongitude-124.1713° or 124° 10’ 16.7’ westIn the AreaLocalities
*SampsonHamlet
*Oyehut3 km south
*Olympic BeachesArea, 4 km north
*Copalis BeachVillage, 8 km north
*NewtonHamlet, 10 km northeastLandmarks
*St. Jerome ChurchChurch, 1 km east
*Ocean City State ParkPark, 1¼ km southeast
*Ocean City State Park Ranger StationTourism office, 1½ km southeast
*Ocean BreezeMotorhome stopover, 2 km northeast
*Lang LakeWater feature, 2 km northeast
*Hogan’s Corner AirportAerodrome, 2 km eastOther PlacesLodging Lake Quinault
*Quinault Beach Rst And CasinoHotel, 1 km east
*Saint Jerome ChurchChurch, 1 km east
*Cranberry CreekStream, 2½ km north
*North Beach Junior / Senior High SchoolSchool, 3 km south
*North Beach Middle SchoolSchool, 3 km south
*Illahee3 km southExplore Your World
*J & G Hilltop RanchAccommodation, Bandera
*Crescent Cove Beach ClubAccommodation, Hopatcong
*Tailwater East CampgroundCampsite, Iowa, United States
*Danner campgroundCampsite, Kennerdell
*Staybridge Suites Grand Rapids - AirportAccommodation, Grand Rapids
*This N That Superior ServicesAccommodation, RossvillePopular Destinations in WashingtonThe real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.- Marcel ProustEscape to a Random PlaceArcachonFranceBandungIndonesiaArmeniaCaucasusWestern UkraineUkraineAbout Mapcarta. Thanks to Mapbox for providing amazing maps. Text is available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, excluding photos, directions and the map. Photo: Lumpytrout, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Last weekend was my parents 40th anniversary, so Kelly, Parker and I spent the weekend at their house in Ocean Shores. I realized that I’ve never written about Ocean Shores in this blog, and it was about time I did. I guess we travel there so much, it’s lost some of its initial charm. Ocean Shores is a little less than two hours west of Olympia. To get there, you have to travel through Satsop (where the abandoned nuclear cooling towers are), Montesano (the Grays Harbor County seat), Aberdeen (where the jobs used to be and where Kurt Cobain grew up), and Hoquium (almost as pretty as Shelton!).
“Hey, good lookin’… Come on down to Ocean Shores!”
Ocean Shores once marketed itself as a vacation getaway destination and actually hired Erik Estrada to do infomercials touting its benefits. Yes, this Erik Estrada. While Ocean Shores may be a great place to spend a beautiful Washington Coast Weekend (tourism seems to be thriving quite a bit), it’s pretty much grey, rainy, foggy, windy, and more or less miserable for the other eight months of the year. Fortunately, we have my parents wonderful house to stay in, which always offers us something to do when the weather cooperates. On Sunday the 10th, it was my parents big day, so we headed out to Lake Quinault Lodge to have dinner (and they stayed the night). Apparently, the lodge is a historic destination but I’ll go into that more a few paragraphs from now. The drive north from Ocean Shores took us through Ocean City, Copalis Beach, Roosevelt Beach, Sunset Beach and Moclips (sidenote: one of may favorite jokes…what do you do when you run out of clips? You get Moclips!). Just past Moclips, we took the Moclips Highway – also known as Cook Creek Road – northeast toward Lake Quinault.
The drive itself is pretty stunning, as the road winds through some of the more beautiful parts of the Olympic National Forest. Lots of tall trees framing the two-lane road as it cuts through the rainforest.
The lodge as viewed from the end of the courtyard.Lake Quinault Casino Hotel San Juan
Just south of Neilton, the highway connects with the 101 and we headed north to the town of Quinault, home of the Lake Quinault Resort. In looking for Google images of the resort, I came across several travel review websites who had the same opinions of the lodge that I did. Big, old (they call it “historic”) and a bit smelly…but a great restaurant. And to be fair, they are undergoing a multi-year renovation to help change their image. Perhaps they’ve been reading the blogs too. The area of the country gets somewhere in the neighborhood of 12 feet of rain a year, so it’s not surprising that the shingles are covered in thick moss and the smell of mildew hangs everywhere in the resort. And apparently, one of the former President Roosevelt’s stayed at the historic lodge but I never did find out if it was Teddy or Franklin. However the large common area between the lodge and the beachfront was quite impressive, and the lake itself was very picturesque.Quinault Beach Resort
In fact, while we were eating at the restaurant a wedding was taking place in the courtyard and we got to watch the entire ceremony from behind tinted glass. Several of our fellow diners told us afterward that they enjoyed our MST3K-style play-by-play commentary on the wedding. After dinner, we said our goodbyes to my parents and took my brother in the car with us back to Lacey. We headed south on the 101 through Humptulips (what do you do when you want more tulips? No, just kidding!), through New London and into Hoquium, where we merged with the 12 and headed home. I tried to get Kelly to drive us an extra hour of the way so I could get pictures of the post offices in Nisson, Wishkah and Aberdeen Gardens for this blog, but she didn’t go for it. So I just wanted to share this because I rarely get to enjoy the Olympic area of Washington State. It’s an unfortunate thing because the forest is quite impressive and unique. And if you have no idea what I’m talking about, go watch one of the Twilight movies. Apparently the scenery of northwest Washington is featured quite prominently.
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Quinault Beach Resort and Casino is a resort in Washington. Quinault Beach Resort and Casino is situated in Sampson, northwest of Ocean City State Park.
*Quinault Casino Specials
*Lodging Lake Quinault
*Lake Quinault Casino Hotel San Juan
*Quinault Beach ResortOverviewMapPhoto MapSatelliteDirectionsOcean City HotelsFind your ideal hotel in Ocean City.Localities in the AreaQuinault Casino Specials
Hotel Description. Adults-only vacation home near Lake Quinault. At this Amanda Park vacation home, you’ll be within half a mile (1 km) of Lake Quinault and 3 miles (5 km) of Olympic National Park. Hotels near Lake Quinault Lodge, Quinault on Tripadvisor: Find 12,199 traveler reviews, 2,645 candid photos, and prices for 78 hotels near Lake Quinault Lodge in Quinault, WA.Ocean CityOcean City is a census-designated place in Grays Harbor County, Washington, United States. Photo: Lumpytrout, CC BY-SA 3.0.Ocean ShoresOcean Shores is a city in the Olympic Peninsula region of Washington. Photo: Lumpytrout, CC BY-SA 3.0.Quinault Beach Resort and Casino
*Type: Resort
*Location: Washington, Pacific Northwest, United States, North America
*Address: 78 Washington 115, Ocean Shores47.0433° or 47° 2’ 35.7’ northLongitude-124.1713° or 124° 10’ 16.7’ westIn the AreaLocalities
*SampsonHamlet
*Oyehut3 km south
*Olympic BeachesArea, 4 km north
*Copalis BeachVillage, 8 km north
*NewtonHamlet, 10 km northeastLandmarks
*St. Jerome ChurchChurch, 1 km east
*Ocean City State ParkPark, 1¼ km southeast
*Ocean City State Park Ranger StationTourism office, 1½ km southeast
*Ocean BreezeMotorhome stopover, 2 km northeast
*Lang LakeWater feature, 2 km northeast
*Hogan’s Corner AirportAerodrome, 2 km eastOther PlacesLodging Lake Quinault
*Quinault Beach Rst And CasinoHotel, 1 km east
*Saint Jerome ChurchChurch, 1 km east
*Cranberry CreekStream, 2½ km north
*North Beach Junior / Senior High SchoolSchool, 3 km south
*North Beach Middle SchoolSchool, 3 km south
*Illahee3 km southExplore Your World
*J & G Hilltop RanchAccommodation, Bandera
*Crescent Cove Beach ClubAccommodation, Hopatcong
*Tailwater East CampgroundCampsite, Iowa, United States
*Danner campgroundCampsite, Kennerdell
*Staybridge Suites Grand Rapids - AirportAccommodation, Grand Rapids
*This N That Superior ServicesAccommodation, RossvillePopular Destinations in WashingtonThe real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.- Marcel ProustEscape to a Random PlaceArcachonFranceBandungIndonesiaArmeniaCaucasusWestern UkraineUkraineAbout Mapcarta. Thanks to Mapbox for providing amazing maps. Text is available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, excluding photos, directions and the map. Photo: Lumpytrout, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Last weekend was my parents 40th anniversary, so Kelly, Parker and I spent the weekend at their house in Ocean Shores. I realized that I’ve never written about Ocean Shores in this blog, and it was about time I did. I guess we travel there so much, it’s lost some of its initial charm. Ocean Shores is a little less than two hours west of Olympia. To get there, you have to travel through Satsop (where the abandoned nuclear cooling towers are), Montesano (the Grays Harbor County seat), Aberdeen (where the jobs used to be and where Kurt Cobain grew up), and Hoquium (almost as pretty as Shelton!).
“Hey, good lookin’… Come on down to Ocean Shores!”
Ocean Shores once marketed itself as a vacation getaway destination and actually hired Erik Estrada to do infomercials touting its benefits. Yes, this Erik Estrada. While Ocean Shores may be a great place to spend a beautiful Washington Coast Weekend (tourism seems to be thriving quite a bit), it’s pretty much grey, rainy, foggy, windy, and more or less miserable for the other eight months of the year. Fortunately, we have my parents wonderful house to stay in, which always offers us something to do when the weather cooperates. On Sunday the 10th, it was my parents big day, so we headed out to Lake Quinault Lodge to have dinner (and they stayed the night). Apparently, the lodge is a historic destination but I’ll go into that more a few paragraphs from now. The drive north from Ocean Shores took us through Ocean City, Copalis Beach, Roosevelt Beach, Sunset Beach and Moclips (sidenote: one of may favorite jokes…what do you do when you run out of clips? You get Moclips!). Just past Moclips, we took the Moclips Highway – also known as Cook Creek Road – northeast toward Lake Quinault.
The drive itself is pretty stunning, as the road winds through some of the more beautiful parts of the Olympic National Forest. Lots of tall trees framing the two-lane road as it cuts through the rainforest.
The lodge as viewed from the end of the courtyard.Lake Quinault Casino Hotel San Juan
Just south of Neilton, the highway connects with the 101 and we headed north to the town of Quinault, home of the Lake Quinault Resort. In looking for Google images of the resort, I came across several travel review websites who had the same opinions of the lodge that I did. Big, old (they call it “historic”) and a bit smelly…but a great restaurant. And to be fair, they are undergoing a multi-year renovation to help change their image. Perhaps they’ve been reading the blogs too. The area of the country gets somewhere in the neighborhood of 12 feet of rain a year, so it’s not surprising that the shingles are covered in thick moss and the smell of mildew hangs everywhere in the resort. And apparently, one of the former President Roosevelt’s stayed at the historic lodge but I never did find out if it was Teddy or Franklin. However the large common area between the lodge and the beachfront was quite impressive, and the lake itself was very picturesque.Quinault Beach Resort
In fact, while we were eating at the restaurant a wedding was taking place in the courtyard and we got to watch the entire ceremony from behind tinted glass. Several of our fellow diners told us afterward that they enjoyed our MST3K-style play-by-play commentary on the wedding. After dinner, we said our goodbyes to my parents and took my brother in the car with us back to Lacey. We headed south on the 101 through Humptulips (what do you do when you want more tulips? No, just kidding!), through New London and into Hoquium, where we merged with the 12 and headed home. I tried to get Kelly to drive us an extra hour of the way so I could get pictures of the post offices in Nisson, Wishkah and Aberdeen Gardens for this blog, but she didn’t go for it. So I just wanted to share this because I rarely get to enjoy the Olympic area of Washington State. It’s an unfortunate thing because the forest is quite impressive and unique. And if you have no idea what I’m talking about, go watch one of the Twilight movies. Apparently the scenery of northwest Washington is featured quite prominently.
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