Loomis Lake

Lake of the Renowned Long Beach Peninsula

Loomis Lake is the largest inland body of water on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula. Known as the “Longest Beach in the U.S.,” the location is a highly popular destination for day trips and overnight vacations.

The town of Long Beach has the quirky restaurants and gift shops you would expect to see in a seaside town along with several hotels.

Longview is a 75-mile drive from Loomis and features the PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center, Southwest Washington Regional Airport, and Lower Columbia College.

Kayaking, Canoeing, and Fishing

Loomis Lake is a long, slim body of water that spans 150 acres. It is an excellent fishing location for largemouth bass, yellow perch, and rainbow trout. The lake permits two-pole fishing.

With the absence of powerboats, it is always a peaceful location for kayaking and canoeing. The native wildlife makes it a sight-filled adventure.

Loomis Lake state park is located on the west side of the lake and features the Loomis Lake Beach Trail which leads to the sands on the pacific.

Time on the Beach

Besides being the longest continuous beach in the state, Long Beach is also known for its sea life. The seafood harvests include salmon, cod, tuna, razor clams, sardines, anchovies, and much more.

Some parts of the beach are hard enough to drive a vehicle out or bike across. A day at the beach can be spent swimming, building sandcastles, digging for oysters, or fishing. Kite flying is especially popular, thanks to the constant winds.

Long Beach is one of the four major birding flyways in the United States so you will find there is a lot to observe: seagulls, eagles, pelicans, swans, and other coastal birds.

The Ultimate Escape

Loomis Lake is a peaceful place to reside on the Long Beach Peninsula. There are many ways to enjoy the outdoors while many restaurants and shops are at your fingertips. Purchase a property at Loomis Lake to get beach and lake life all in one.