WorldMark at Mariner Village in Ocean Shores, Washington

WorldMark at Mariner Village is located in Ocean Shores, Washington. Grab your sandals, kite, and beach towel and take off to the Washington coast and Mariner Village. You can go for a very long walk, fly a kite, fish, dig for razor clams, beachcomb, picnic, play volleyball, bird-watch, golf, ride horseback, bike, and kayak through the surf. WorldMark at Mariner Village has an outdoor swimming pool, outdoor spa, outdoor children's pool, pool table, elevators, arcade games, shared computer with Internet, and more to help you unwind and relax. Unit amenities include high-speed Internet access, cable TV, DVD player, stereo with CD player, telephone, gas fireplace, gas barbecue, balcony/terrace, Murphy bed, washer and dryer, iron and ironing board, and hairdryer.

Dig your toes in the sand and throw yourself into the wind—you've arrived at Mariner Village in Ocean Shores, Washington. City slickers from Seattle and Portland have long known what you're about to discover: Take a long finger of sand, put it up against the endless expanse of the Pacific Ocean, mix in a little Northwest weather for drama, and you have the ingredients for a spectacular experience. In winter, it's a romantic place to curl up by the fire or walk close together on an empty shore. Summer brings fair weather and the entire beach you could want. Rent a scooter and ride on the sand, try your luck at fishing or take advantage of those windy days to fly a kite. Whether you're playing catch with the cresting Pacific waves (yep, wet-suited surfers love it here), or settling into the spa after a horseback ride, Mariner Village is the perfect spot to relax and rejuvenate. Local popular attractions include Pacific Paradise Family Fun Center, a year-round entertainment center with bumper boats, a 36-hole miniature golf course and more than 70 arcade games; Shores Bowl, a bowling alley with a variety of entertainment opportunities, including Glow Rock & Bowl, bumper bowl and a video arcade, and; Polson Museum, a 6,500-square-foot mansion that is home to a collection of nearly 10,000 artifacts illustrating the history of Grays Harbor, including photographs, antiques and equipment.