Oysterville Sea Farms

Steamer clams were very fresh and well priced. 10 lbs was a bit too much for the two of us but was quite a feast. Get their garlic butter to go along with the meal.

Amazing fresh oysters and clams! The «smalls» are anything but small and the prices are fantastic! We got 3 dozen oysters for $ 20! Best place around to buy oysters!

This is a great shop to buy all manner of fresh and prepared oysters and a variety of other seafoods.
I guess in the past they also served beer and let people eat on the deck, but as of our visit in August 2015 the staff explained that, due to an ongoing legal dispute, customers are currently not allowed to eat or drink on the property. It’s a tragedy because the location is absolutely beautiful and could not be better for eating oysters and taking in the view. Hopefully they will get things resolved in the near future, but for now all you can do is buy food and go on your way.
We bought a few cans of their smoked oysters and smoked mussels, which were all frikkin delicious. There were also some great looking fresh oysters which we would have tried if we didn’t have to take them to go.
The only drawback is that this place is quite far out of the way, about half an hour along the peninsula off of the main highway. If you could get a beer and eat here, though, it would be 100% worth the trip.

Fresh and quality products stored and displayed in clean, well marked shelves and containers, and presented in an orderly fashion.
You should expect seasonally fresh and local oysters, clams, and crab… along with accompanying products i.e., breading, seasoning, and berry preserves. Smoked shellfish is also available. Some shellfish preparations require temperature control so please bring the appropriate cooler with ice or jell packs. Other shellfish preparations are canned and therefore require no special temperature controls beyond normal considerations for such.
Staff is knowledgeable and friendly.
The small adjacent facility is dedicated to providing useful product and site information which makes Oysterville Sea Farms a great destination venue for anyone wishing to expand ones knowledge of the area, the sea farming process, and of the related products offered.
When on the peninsula, we always include a stop here. It is the best.

One of my favorite places on earth. We can always get fresh oysters, clams and great crab here! You can’t beat the view and the service is always fantastic. If you are looking for some other goodies, they have a small deli section that offers things like squid salad and smoked salmon spread.
On busy weeks/​weekends, we have to come early to make sure we get enough for dinner. They will clean your crabs for you if you’d like. Awesome place all around.

i am sure their oysters are fine, but i wouldn’t be able to tell you. apparently, it is illegal for them to serve oysters on the half shell. and when i thought i could buy them and shuck them myself, i was told that i could not! WTF?! are we still in America?
instead, we had to buy pre-​shucked oysters in a tub and eat them. i ate one and fed the rest to the seagulls. if you can’t get fresh oysters on the half shell in oysterville, change your name.

I come here every time I come to Oysterville. The wine is great, service is always nice, and you can have a snack looking over the bay petting the store cat.
What a great place!

Loved this place. Went on a Saturday, as part of our trip. Very personable people operating a little store with a great selection of fresh seafood and other specialty goods at reasonable prices.
Seafood wise, we bought a dozen oysters, a can of minced razor clams, and a small container of squid salad. Oysters were great and very fresh, carefully packed on ice. Unfortunately, they were unable to shuck the oysters, so we followed the clerk’s advice and steamed them open (5 – 10 minutes @ 350 degrees on a bed of ice cream salt, longer if frozen) and were able to open them with a blade. Made Oysters Rockefeller, saved the oyster liquor and a bit of clam juice for the spinach. Divine. Had the canned razor clams with chicken sausage, basil pesto, and pasta. Very fresh and sweet. No metallic, canned taste. Squid salad was great, though had hfcs, which confused us slightly.
We also bought a small jar of crannie pepper jelly and crannie butter. Great stuff with a good cranberry taste and just enough tartness. The pepper jelly is quite an interesting combination, definitely worth a try.
Definitely will be back when we vacation in the area again in the future!

Note: I’ve never eaten an oyster. I would never, COULD never eat such a bivalve. I feel sick even thinking about it.
However, I stopped in just for the fun of it. Plus, I’m really interested in oyster harvesting and the history it has in this area. I also an floored by the enormous oyster piles all over the place. call me crazy…
I found the shop to be very cute and the bay even cuter. Stop in for fresh seafood, if you can. I was not in a position to purchase fresh seafood (traveling) but I would have if I could have.

A great establishment with likely the freshest oysters you will ever consume. They have various sizes in the shell or shucked in containers. Super top notch, friendly staff. Great prices.
Downside? They are the victim of a delusional, overzealous County Development cabal who are acting on behalf of the owner’s disgruntled uncle to close down, or at least limit the business’s ability to survive in the long term, by limiting them to sell oysters and oysters only under the ludicrous assertion that allowing them to sell other seafood, seasoning, etc, would turn the quaint Oysterville community into a teeming Walmart metropolis. Anyone who has spent 10 minutes in Oysterville can quickly glean the ridiculousness of the Development Commission’s claim.
I have no association with the owner and have no dog in the fight, other than to hope for fairness in letting a long time small business survive and provide visitors with the freshest oysters imaginable.
When visiting, please see for yourself the quality and care this business provides not only oyster lovers, but lovers of this beautiful corner of the peninsula. The only ugliness you will see is the County Development Commission.

I hope I am rating the correct place — this is the fresh oyster shop at ‘the end of the road’ in Oysterville.
Great prices on bags of 3 dozen oysters, which are freshly harvested. They also sell shucked oysters from Ekone Oyster, decent prices, and these are always my favorite, I dont care much for dealing with schucking and shells.
Lines can be long on busy weekends.
They also carry lots of local offerings, like cranberries, canned seafood, dunegeoness, etc. Whenever I’m on vacation in Long Beach, we always road trip up here first for fresh oysters.

Second year indulging in the deliciousness of Oysterville Sea Farms… and it was even better this year. We had to wait in a 25 minute line for fresh caught oysters on 4^th of July afternoon, but it was worth every minute. The lovely ladies were taking orders before the oysters were even out of the water. Talk about fresh! We bought $ 50 worth of oysters and clams… and had enough to feed 8 people +. We barbequed the oysters then drizzled them with chipotle tabasco… steamed the clams and paired them with a melted butter garlic sauce with lemon. Caesar salad finger wedges, buttered angel hair pasta and cheesy garlic bread on the side. We may have to visit Long beach just to get more oysters and clams from Oysterville Sea Farms! So Good!

This was my first time trying a raw oyster ! Great experience. The girl working was very knowledge and passionate about her job. This made the experience even more enjoyable.

Bureaucracy strikes… The asinine county government effectively shut this place down by refusing to grandfather them in a zoning change. They lost the ability to sell virtually all of the delicious food people have been raving about. A little note to the UTTER ASSHATS in the Pacific County government: when you have a small business that a) makes money celebrating and preserving the seafood heritage of the area and b) pays taxes in a county with 3X the state average unemployment, you don’t go out of your way to shut them down.
Unilocal readers should know that although the store can no longer sell their signature chowder and prepared seafood, the fresh oysters, crabs and other seafood are as delicious as ever. So stop by with a bottle of wine and your own bread and make a picnic out of it; this place deserves our support while they deal with Pacific County’s asshattery.

Yum!

Not only is the incredibly quaint little historical town amazing but this historical building is picture perfect.
Walk in and you will be in oyster heaven. Very straight forward little seafood shop. You can also find crab in shell (7.99 pd), pickled herring and fresh fresh fresh oysters. If you look out back you will see some oysters in beds just a growing up until they are ready to bring on up and into the store for your dining pleasure.
You just can’t get any fresher then that.
Also, if you happen to be around the around Halloween drive through… The little town (meaning just the 1 street and old school house) was lined with spooky Jack-​O-​Lanterns and I spotted many of the town folk strolling about in great old costumes. It was truly a magical sight (:

Fantastic prices, even more fantastic quality. Nice people as well.
If you’re anywhere in Pacific County, do yourself a favor by packing a cooler and heading here.

Just like the sign says when you drive up to this quaint barn-​like façade:
«When in Honolulu, take home pineapples. When in Oysterville, take home oysters!»
In addition to eating Pacific cod, halibut and salmon for days, I had oysters for days on my last vacation. This place had the freshest ones. For raw oysters, FRESH means the BEST!
The Kumamotos here looked like they were plucked from their comfy oyster beds at day break. I couldn’t help myself. I quickly selected a few, which the proprietors deftly prepare on the half shell. I hoped the little guys didn’t mind it too much when I dressed them in fresh lemon juice and a dollop of zesty cocktail sauce and slid them down my mouth.
I had to get seconds and takeaways for later. BTW, the Wilapa Bay Manila Clams are as good as the oysters. It’s just that I love those plump, buttery, little bivalves just a little bit more.
I wish I had some still sitting in the fridge right now. I LOVE, LOVE this place!
Note to self, bring a BiGGER cooler next time you visit.

Oysterville is a cute town with inviting old style country store. Everytime we are in the coast, we always come to Oysterville Sea Farm for fresh oysters and clams.
We drove from Fort Stevens State Park to purchased oysters. The pricing for their seafood is so right. Imagine this, $ 6.00/dozen. So anyway, we purchased some oysters for grilling. Surprisingly, the sales associate during the time of purchased gave us extras. That was nice of her… She also checked each oyster (whether they were good or bad) before placing it in the bag. Also, she took the time to put crushed ice in the bag and packed it well.

What do you eat when you’re out at the beach near a town called Oysterville, with the Pacific Ocean on one side and Wilapa Bay on the other? O.K. trick question… oysters. This place has them. Fresh Oysters picked daily from the oyster barges 100 yards off the dock.
We had bicycled over from Klipsan Beach to pick up a couple of dozen. $ 6/​dozen? 1 dozen smalls (for fresh), 1 dozen mediums (for the grill). The gal behind the counter checked each oyster, for ‘liveness’. She claimed to be able to ‘hear’ the difference between good ones and bad ones. I’ve been an oyster fanatic since early childhood and, though I’ve never heard of such a thing, I absolutely believed her. She also packed them so we could strap them to our bikes. That’s customer service and attention to detail.
They also sold a variety of smoked sea foods, fresh shucked oysters in containers (for stews and pan-​fries) and sauces, jams, etc. Great spot AND great view of the Wilapa Bay!