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Washington's oldest festival, celebrating the irrigation of Sequim using the waters of the Dungeness River, back in 1895. It consists of a parade through town, and various events near downtown.
Features 200 animals including the African lion, American bison, American black bear, bobcat, llama, peacock, sika deer, and zebra. Visitors drive through the game farm to see the animals.
The highlight of the refuge is the Dungeness Spit, a narrow strip of land extending 5 mi out into the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The long beach is a popular spot for beachcombing and wildlife viewing, and the bay is good for fishing, sea kayaking, windsurfing and powered paragliding.
Lighthouse on the end of Dungeness Spit. Access is by a 5 mi beach walk or a paddle across the bay.
U-Pick berry farm open during the Summer