Directions To
Willapa Bay Heritage Farm!
Clarke Rhododendron Nursery, circa 1995.
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Zooming in from space, head to planet earth, third rock from the sun. As you hover over the US, head toward the Pacific Northwest, left coast. Our farm is in the southwestern corner of coastal Washington State across the Astoria Megler Bridge from Astoria, Oregon.
Come closer, we are midway up the Long Beach Peninsula on the banks of the Willapa (“Will-a-PAW”) Bay. With a mailing address of Long Beach, Washington, we are outside the city limits in unincorporated Pacific County.
The main part of the farm is located at 15720 Sandridge Road on the east (bay) side of the road, just north of Peninsula Landscape on the west side of the road.
The main part of the farm is located at 15720 Sandridge Road on the east (bay) side of the road, just north of Peninsula Landscape on the west side of the road. 
How to Get Here
Once you get to the isthmus and onto the Peninsula, it’s important to pay attention to the landmarks. Once you turn north (right) from the highway onto Sandridge Road, we are about six miles north.
As you head north on Sandridge from the 101 turn off, we are about six miles up the road.
Once you see Peninsula Landscape, you are only about a quarter of a mile from us, start slowing down, but do not turn there.
Keep coming north and after crossing Sid Snyder Drive (60th), Pioneer Rd. (90th), and Cranberry Road (130th), you will soon see Peninsula Landscape on the left.
Start looking for the 155th Street sign on your right.
Note:
If your GPS map tells you to turn on 155th Street, DO NOT FOLLOW those directions! RV Gypsy and at least one other GPS program give the wrong directions.
After NOT turning on 155th Street, continue north and look for a white mailbox with a blue address marker, both labeled “15410”, we are the very next driveway. 
Our Driveway
Keep coming past that sign and look for the mailbox and vertical address post for 15410 Sandridge, thereafter is a sign saying, “Farm Next Right”.
Our driveway is the very next one.
Note:
After entering the shared driveway, make sure to take the first left turn onto gravel, do not take either of the paved driveways to the center or the right. There are green signs which say “Farm” with a left arrow, and “15720”.
Do NOT take the paved driveway to the right marked “private driveway, no turn-around” and marked with the address “15550”. That is our neighbors’ property.
Do NOT take the paved driveway in the middle, either. That is our neighbors private driveway and is marked “15600” and “15606”.
Follow the left fork of gravel road past our parking areas, chip piles, compost bins, ground-mount solar array and rhubarb fields, and come to the intersection with the large red goat barn (there’s a goat weather vane atop the cupola), and our farm kitchen with a metal goat sculpture by the driveway.
If you don’t see someone out and about, text and call the farm number please.
We are looking forward to seeing you!
Safe Travels.
Farmer Deb and crew Table of Contents
Start
Zooming in from space, head to planet earth, third rock from the sun. As you hover over the US, head toward the Pacific Northwest, left coast. Our farm is in the southwestern corner of coastal Washington State across the Astoria Megler Bridge from Astoria, Oregon.
Come closer, we are midway up the Long Beach Peninsula on the banks of the Willapa (“Will-a-PAW”) Bay. With a mailing address of Long Beach, Washington, we are outside the city limits in unincorporated Pacific County.
The main part of the farm is located at 15720 Sandridge Road on the east (bay) side of the road, just north of Peninsula Landscape on the west side of the road.
How to Get Here
Once you get to the isthmus and onto the Peninsula, it’s important to pay attention to the landmarks. Once you turn north (right) from the highway onto Sandridge Road, we are about six miles north.
As you head north on Sandridge from the 101 turn off, we are about six miles up the road.
Once you see Peninsula Landscape, you are only about a quarter of a mile from us, start slowing down, but do not turn there.
Keep coming north and after crossing Sid Snyder Drive (60th), Pioneer Rd. (90th), and Cranberry Road (130th), you will soon see Peninsula Landscape on the left.
Start looking for the 155th Street sign on your right.
Note:
If your GPS map tells you to turn on 155th Street, DO NOT FOLLOW those directions! RV Gypsy and at least one other GPS program give the wrong directions.
After NOT turning on 155th Street, continue north and look for a white mailbox with a blue address marker, both labeled “15410”, we are the very next driveway.
Our Driveway
Keep coming past that sign and look for the mailbox and vertical address post for 15410 Sandridge, thereafter is a sign saying, “Farm Next Right”.
Our driveway is the very next one.
Note:
After entering the shared driveway, make sure to take the first left turn onto gravel, do not take either of the paved driveways to the center or the right. There are green signs which say “Farm” with a left arrow, and “15720”.
Do NOT take the paved driveway to the right marked “private driveway, no turn-around” and marked with the address “15550”. That is our neighbors’ property.
Do NOT take the paved driveway in the middle, either. That is our neighbors private driveway and is marked “15600” and “15606”.
Follow the left fork of gravel road past our parking areas, chip piles, compost bins, ground-mount solar array and rhubarb fields, and come to the intersection with the large red goat barn (there’s a goat weather vane atop the cupola), and our farm kitchen with a metal goat sculpture by the driveway.
If you don’t see someone out and about, text and call the farm number please.
We are looking forward to seeing you!
Safe Travels.
Farmer Deb and crew
