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Fresh Water Canals and Lakes
A 23-mile network of man-made canals and two lakes are carved through the interior of the peninsula. The canals are filled with fish, lined with greenery, and attract all kinds of native wildlife.
Oyhut Bay homeowners and guests can access the Oyhut Canal from The Landing at Oyhut Bay – our own canal-front dock giving you direct access for kayaking, fishing, SUPing and more. |
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Oyhut Wildlife Recreation Area
The 683-acre Oyhut Wildlife Recreation Area is a year-round destination for birders and fans of unspoiled native flora and fauna. Oyhut Bay is nestled against this preserved area, a serene and natural backdrop for our walkable village. |
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Damon Point
Welcome to Ocean Shores’ other beach – Damon Point offers four miles of driftwood lined beaches and acres of interior wilderness area on Oyhut Bay, part of Grays Harbor. This protected, car-free beach is ideal for walking, exploring, birdwatching, running, or agate and shell collecting. Beach access to Damon Point is just a 10-minute walk away from Oyhut Bay, or even shorter drive or bike ride. |
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A Walkable Community
The flat, easy terrain and quiet roads of the south end of the Ocean Shores peninsula invite long walks, quiet runs and easy peddling. All with the added bonus of being brought face-to-face with nature. It’s an environment that is hard to duplicate and very easy to love. |
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Oyhut Bay
And right at the head of The Natural Side of Ocean Shores is the new village of Oyhut Bay, with the Oyhut Wildlife Recreation Area on one side and private waterfront access to the 23 miles of canals on the other. Enjoy! |
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