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City of Sequim

City of Sequim

Welcome to Sunny Sequim

Local Attractions

Surrounded by natural beauty and full of small-town charm, Sequim is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and lavender lovers and is one of the driest places in western Washington. An active arts community, vibrant downtown, and diverse culinary options make Sequim the cultural and commercial heart of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley on the magnificent Olympic Peninsula.

From the quaint charm of Downtown Sequim’s coffee shops and boutiques to the rugged peaks of the Olympic Mountains and the rich farmland of the Dungeness Valley, Sequim and the surrounding area present an abundance of exploration opportunities.

To the north, you’ll find the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Be sure to visit the Dungeness Spit and hike to the New Dungeness Lighthouse. Sequim is only 30 minutes from the ferry to Victoria, British Columbia. Perfect for a day trip or a quick overnight stay. To the south, Sequim is bordered by the Olympic Mountains and the Olympic National Forest. You’ll find great hiking trails through the forest and along the Dungeness River.

Heading east, be sure to visit the John Wayne Marina for beautiful views and a restaurant featuring local seafood. Just across the Sequim Bay are the Seven Cedars Resort and Casino and Club Seven, a hot spot for nightly entertainment. As you head west, you’ll come to the gateway to the Olympic National Park, the home of Hurricane Ridge, the Hoh Rainforest, and beautiful coastal beaches.

Enjoy Sequim’s wide variety of restaurant choices. Whether you’re looking for a good burger and fries; ethnic flavors from south of the border and the far east; or regional cuisine featuring Dungeness crab, pacific salmon, and locally grown fruits and vegetables; you’ll find it in Sequim.

Sequim is centrally located in the heart of the Olympic Peninsula and is the perfect place to stay while you enjoy all that the region has to offer. There are accommodations for every need from bed & breakfasts, hotels and motels, vacation rentals, inns, RV parks, and camping. To find your perfect place for comfort and enjoy your stay on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula.

If you’re a shopper, Sequim has it all. Our downtown core is full of locally-owned unique stores that include the finest in home and garden objects, hand-printed linens, local lavender, craft supplies, art, antiques, and so much more. Be sure to visit them all.

Sequim is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking through pristine forests and along the nation’s longest natural sand spit, golfing at our distinct golf courses, biking along the Olympic Discovery Trail, fishing in fresh or saltwater, and visiting our local berry and lavender farms are just a few of the ideas for your visit to Sequim.

You’ll find activities and interests for all members of your party. The toughest decision will be what to do first.

City of Sequim
City of Sequim

A 52 Weeks of Fun Fascinating Fact about Sequim

Known as the "Lavender Capital of North America", Sequim (pronounced S’kwim) is one of the driest regions in the Pacific Northwest with an average annual rainfall of 16 inches.

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Olympic Elk herds wander in great number throughout the Sequim countryside.
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Sequim is known as the “Lavender Capitol of the World” due to the number of acres of lavender grown.
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The Dungeness Spit stretches nearly seven miles north into the Strait of Juan de Fuca and protects Sequim Bay. Hiking the Dungeness Spit is a rewarding experience for all levels of physical ability. The Dungeness Lighthouse is located.on its point.
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Sequim sits at the base of the Olympic Mountains, and is in its rain shadow, providing more days of sunshine than elsewhere in western Washington.

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