Ocean Shores tides
Low tide in Ocean Shores today is at 6:08 AM (0.7 ft) and 6:43 PM (0.1 ft); high tide at 12:21 AM (9.0 ft) and 12:41 PM (9.9 ft). Heights are feet above MLLW at NOAA station Point Brown.
Today, Fri, Oct 9
NOAA Point Brown · Pacific timeOcean Shores sits at the south end of the Copalis razor clam beach, so its tides decide the evening digs, the surf perch bite off the jetty and whether the Damon Point spit is walkable. Predictions below are for Point Brown, the NOAA station on the Ocean Shores jetty.
Seven-day tide table for Ocean Shores
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Point Brown is the Ocean Shores jetty at the north entrance to Grays Harbor, so these predictions are the ocean beach itself. Heights are feet above mean lower low water (MLLW). Predictions do not include wind or pressure; a strong onshore wind can hold the water a foot higher than the table.
Minus tides this week
- −0.4 ft Sat, Oct 10 at 7:22 PM
- −0.7 ft Sun, Oct 11 at 7:59 PM
- −0.7 ft Mon, Oct 12 at 8:35 PM
- −0.5 ft Tue, Oct 13 at 9:12 PM
- −0.1 ft Wed, Oct 14 at 9:52 PM
What the Ocean Shores tide is for
- Razor clam digs on the Copalis beach (Ocean Shores to the Copalis River)
- Surf perch and salmon from the north jetty
- Crabbing from the Ocean Shores marina and Damon Point
- Walking Damon Point and the Oyhut wildlife area at low water
The Ocean Shores tide, on your phone, with no signal.
DigTide keeps seven days of tides for every Washington beach cached on the phone, flags the minus tides, and tells you the minute WDFW approves a dig at Copalis.
Tides nearby
Questions
What time is low tide in Ocean Shores today?
Low tide in Ocean Shores today is at 6:08 AM (0.7 ft) and 6:43 PM (0.1 ft); high tide at 12:21 AM (9.0 ft) and 12:41 PM (9.9 ft). Heights are feet above MLLW at NOAA station Point Brown.
Which NOAA station are the Ocean Shores tides from?
Point Brown (station 9441156). Point Brown is the Ocean Shores jetty at the north entrance to Grays Harbor, so these predictions are the ocean beach itself.
What is a minus tide and why does it matter for razor clams?
A minus tide is a low tide below the MLLW datum, shown here as a negative height. The lower the tide, the more of the clam beds are exposed; WDFW schedules digs on the lowest tides, and the best digging runs from about two hours before low tide to half an hour after.