Separate topic: Anyone know much about Sequim, WA?
I've spent a bit of time there. I haven't attended it but they have a Lavender Festival that's kind of a big to do (coming up next weekend).
Dungeness Spit a bit outside of town is fairly interesting. A 5+ mile (and growing) narrow strip of sand jutting out into the Straight of Juan de Fuca. There's a lighthouse near the far end, manned by volunteers. Good viewing opportunities for many kinds of birds and some aquatic mammals.
Pt. Angeles is about 20 minutes away and quite a bit bigger.
I'm not sure that there's really much to do in Sequim, but if you're already in the area there's quite a bit of cool stuff to see on the Olympic Peninsula. If you make it to Pt. Angeles, you can head south and drive up to Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park. Some short trails in the area w/ good views into the interior of the range and out to the Straight. Not sure about current snow level but stuff is melting fast generally in the mountains and we're ahead of schedule.
Keep going further west for multiple options. Lake Crescent is right along Hwy 101 and it's gorgeous. Toward the west end of the lake is a turnoff to the south to another part of Olympic NP, the Sol Duc Valley. There's a developed hot springs up there, also a short trail to impressive Sol Duc Falls.
And then of course there's the Pacific Ocean. Various access points.
The Hoh River Valley is fairly famous. A true rainforest.
Pt. Townsend to the east of Sequim is an interesting small town. Lots of vintage Victorian style homes. There's probably an official map/self guided tour available I would guess. Several antique shops in town. Just outside the town is an old military base that is now a State Park--Ft. Worden. Some of the movie "An Officer and a Gentleman" was filmed there. There are barracks, bunkers, forest, beaches, neat place to kick around. There are also several music festivals during the summer at Ft. Worden--fiddle tunes, jazz, blues, classical. And a series of free classical concerts inside a barn in nearby Quilcene (you can sit inside or bring a blanket and chill outside on the lawn).
Oh, another thing in Sequim I've never visited is Olympic Game Farm. Drive thru area w/ several large mammals, a petting area w/ smaller critters.