Spindrift Beach House in Moclips is pure Pacific Northwest magic. From the moment we arrived, it felt like stepping into a peaceful coastal retreat designed for slowing down and soaking in every detail. The views are absolutely breathtaking — endless dunes, crashing waves, dreamy sunsets, and even deer wandering through the grasses right outside the windows. Every morning felt like a nature documentary and every evening ended with the perfect golden glow over the ocean.The house itself is warm, cozy, and beautifully positioned to take advantage of the scenery. Sitting by the massive stone fireplace while watching the ocean was one of those unforgettable experiences that makes you never want to leave. The huge windows bring the outdoors in, whether it’s mist rolling across the beach, seabirds along the shoreline, or the changing coastal skies. What we loved most was how relaxing everything felt. Quiet beaches, soothing ocean sounds, cozy interiors, and stunning views in every direction — it’s the kind of place where time slows down. Spindrift is the perfect balance of rustic beach charm and comfort.If you’re looking for a true escape on the Washington coast, this is it. We left already talking about when we can come back.

Nice place. More along the lines of rustic beach cabin than luxury but a great little spot for us and our two kids, nonetheless. Distance to beach and a nice hot tub were a definite bonus.

The stay was good, we had to cut it short because we had family members that were able to come home from Dubai. The only real complaint I have is that when we walked around the house it swayed and at first I thought maybe it was not stable and going to fall down.

Great location, but views are obscured by massive fireplace. It felt clean, but needs updating. The sleeping areas were very cramped. In the loft, we had to shift the main bed nearly 2 feet so we could get in from both sides (which would make the twin & trundle completely unusable if it had been needed). In the downstairs bedroom, you had to walk sideways to get into the bed. The only bathroom had a constantly dripping tub facet. The miniblinds were missing a way to tilt them. Several electric outlets didn't work (plugs would just fall out). Oddly, the Entire house gently shakes as people walk about. Engineer hubby says cross bracing in the parking area would resolve it (but we didn't feel in danger).