Twin Harbors Razor Clamming

Twin Harbors is one of Washington's major razor clam digging areas, located along the Pacific coast between Willapa Bay and Grays Harbor. The long, sandy shoreline includes popular digging areas near Westport, Grayland, and North Cove.

Twin Harbors regularly participates in Washington's scheduled razor clam openings. Before traveling, always check the current dig schedule and confirm that Twin Harbors has received final approval from WDFW.

Twin Harbors has multiple public beach approaches and access points along the coast, particularly around Grayland and Westport. Some approaches allow vehicles onto the beach when conditions permit.

Access conditions can change because of tides, storms, erosion, soft sand, or temporary closures. Use established beach approaches and check current conditions before driving onto the beach.

Twin Harbors has multiple public beach approaches and access points along the coast, particularly around Grayland and Westport. Some approaches allow vehicles onto the beach when conditions permit.

Access conditions can change because of tides, storms, erosion, soft sand, or temporary closures. Use established beach approaches and check current conditions before driving onto the beach.

Parking is available at several public beach access areas, and vehicles may also be permitted on portions of the beach where vehicle access is open.

Razor clam openings can draw large crowds, especially on weekends. Arrive early to allow time for parking, preparing your gear, and walking to a productive digging area before low tide.

Facilities vary depending on the beach access point. Restrooms and other services may be available at developed access areas and nearby communities such as Grayland and Westport.

Come prepared with drinking water, warm and waterproof clothing, lights for evening digs, a clam container, and your clam gun or shovel.