LOGE Westport

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More than a place to stay, LOGE is a hotel for outdoor lovers, encouraging our guests to Live Outside, Go Explore.

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About LOGE Westport

Located on the Washington coast, LOGE Westport is the ultimate surf camp! With access to world class surfing and quintessential beach town vibes take your pick from our variety of lodging options - Hotel, Hostel, Camping. Don't have a wetsuit? We've got you covered, literally. Rent wetsuits, boards, kayaks, SUP, and bikes! Grab a coffee, snacks, or beers after a day at the beach from The Sands Cafe!

Camping & hostels starts at $40, hotel rooms start at $120

Variety of lodging options: Hotel, Hostel Bunks, Covered Camping, RV Hookups, Rustic Tent Sites.
evo Surf Rental Center: Wetsuits, booties, surfboards (foam top & performance), SUP, kayaks, boogie boards
The Sands Cafè serving beer, cider, coffee, snacks to go
Wetsuit drying room, wash station, and secure storage
Raleigh city cruiser bikes - use for free!
Property wide wifi
Hot showers & laundry
Grassy lawn, fire pits, and hammoks for hanging out
Outdoor Covered Kitchen w/ Traeger Grill
FREE events! may vary, check event calendar here
Friday Nights: Movies (outdoor during summer months, indoor during winter)
Saturday Nights: Live Music (May-December) Outdoor during summer!
Indoor community room with large kitchen &; hang out space
Furry friends welcome! Dog friendly (Hostel is not dog friendly)

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