One of the most celebrated kite festivals in the world unfurls over the Long Beach Peninsula, drawing flyers and spectators from around the globe. For a week, the wide Washington beaches fill with dazzling color as giant kites, stunt teams, and record attempts light up the sky.
It's a bucket-list spectacle and the crown jewel of a peninsula that lives and breathes kites — home to the World Kite Museum and miles of perfect flying beach. Bring a kite of your own, look up in wonder, and experience one of the coast's most joyful and unforgettable traditions.
Where to stay for Annual Washington State International Kite Festival
Book-direct rentals in Ocean Park — no commission, no booking fees.
The Bungalows #1
1 bed · 1 bath · sleeps 3
$89–$506/nt
The Bungalows #2
1 bed · 1 bath · sleeps 3
$89–$750/nt
Breakaway Beach Cottage
2 bed · 2 bath · sleeps 6
$116–$978/nt
The Nantucket at Beachwoods
5 bed · 4 bath · sleeps 12
$216–$927/nt
The Bungalows #3
1 bed · 1 bath · sleeps 2
$89–$650/nt
The Reel Escape
2 bed · 2 bath · sleeps 5
$102–$975/nt