Long Beach
Explore Washington's longest razor clamming beach, with miles of accessible sand, nearby lodging, restaurants, supplies, and plenty of options for first-time and experienced diggers.
Washington Razor Clam Locations
Washington Razor Clamming Locations
Washington's Pacific coast is home to five major razor clam management areas, each with its own beaches, access points, nearby towns, and digging experience.
Whether you're planning your first razor clam trip or looking for a new beach to try, choosing the right location can make a big difference. Some areas are easier to reach, some have more nearby lodging and services, and others offer a more remote coastal experience.
Explore the locations below to learn where each razor clam area is located, what the beach is like, how to get there, where to stay, where to find supplies, and what to know before you dig.
If you are considering the northernmost management area, read the Kalaloch trip-planning guide and confirm whether an opening is available.
Explore Washington Razor Clamming Locations
Twin Harbors
Discover the Twin Harbors razor clam area between Willapa Bay and Grays Harbor, with extensive digging beaches and convenient access from Westport and nearby coastal communities.
Copalis
Explore the Copalis razor clam area along Washington's central coast, including popular digging beaches near Ocean Shores, Copalis Beach, and surrounding coastal communities.
Mocrocks
Discover the Mocrocks razor clam area on Washington's north-central coast, with popular digging opportunities around Pacific Beach, Moclips, and nearby coastal access points.
Kalaloch
Explore the remote Kalaloch razor clam area along Washington's Olympic coast and learn about beach access, nearby lodging, services, and what to know before planning a trip.