Oyhut State Wildlife Area is located on the south end of the Ocean Shores peninsula in Washington, offering a serene escape into nature. This over 600-acre wildlife area is part of the Johns River Wildlife Area, focusing on wetland and estuary habitats that support diverse wildlife, including the western snowy plover, a threatened species. Visitors can enjoy birding and waterfowl hunting, though hunting is restricted to certain games and requires a Discover Pass. The area is adjacent to Oyhut Bay Seaside Resort, which provides luxurious vacation rentals and amenities like a market, bakery, and restaurant.
The wildlife area is a haven for those seeking a peaceful Pacific Northwest experience, with opportunities for wildlife watching and exploring the surrounding beaches. Nearby attractions include Damon Point State Park and the Coastal Interpretive Center, making it an ideal base for exploring the region's natural beauty.
The area's proximity to Ocean Shores also offers access to various activities like clam digging and beachcombing, ensuring a well-rounded vacation experience.
