Westport is a city in Grays Harbor County, Washington, on the Point Chehalis Peninsula at the entrance to Grays Harbor where it meets the Pacific Ocean. Its population was 2,213 at the 2020 census, and the city was incorporated on June 26, 1914. Fishing, shellfish harvesting, seafood processing, and tourism have long anchored the local economy. The Westport Marina is the defining feature of the community. It is the largest marina on the outer coast of the Pacific Northwest, with moorage for hundreds of charter, commercial, and sportfishing vessels, and it supports one of the largest charter fishing fleets on the West Coast. Anglers come for salmon and bottomfish, while Dungeness crab and razor clams are regional staples available fresh from local boats and markets. Recreation centers on the coast. The Grays Harbor Lighthouse, the tallest in Washington, overlooks the town, and Westport Light State Park and Westhaven State Park provide ocean beaches, dune trails, and surfing access. Westport is known for its consistent Pacific surf breaks and hosts events such as the Westport Longboard Classic, while the Westport Maritime Museum preserves the community's seafaring history. Public school students attend the Ocosta School District, based in Westport, which also serves the surrounding South Beach communities of Cohassett Beach, Grayland, Markham, and Tokeland. The city lies about 25 miles from Aberdeen via State Route 105, which provides the main road connection to the broader Grays Harbor region. The result is an authentic working fishing town with a strong maritime identity and some of Washington's most accessible ocean recreation.