Our next stop was Ocean Acres B&B Horse Motel. This is pretty much the only place to stay with horses on the Washington coast.
The drive there was pretty easy - mostly highway. They have a sign on the street so they are easy to locate. It is a bit tight driving past the front house into the back acreage, but otherwise not hard to get into.
The campsites are large with plenty of place to turn around and lots of space between campsites. No electric, but there is water. There are porta potties as well. Some campsites have picnic tables, but not all of them. Most have a fire ring.
We liked this beach better than the one in Oregon. It was quiet and easy to ride.
To get to the beach from the campsite, you ride down a long road.
This is how we parked at the campsite.
We put up out portable corral instead of using the provided corrals so that the horses would have more space.
We tried the corrals first, but they just seemed small for the horses.
There wasn't very good internet reception, but Ari was able to spend the morning in the parlor at the B&B and play on his laptop. He said the B&B internet was wonderful. The owners told him that due to COVID-19, they weren't serving any food unless it was pre-packaged. So, their B&B business was not as good as it normally is this time of year.
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