Pacific Northwest Oyster Varieties by Region
There are over 65 varieties of oysters available in the Pacific Northwest oyster appellations of British Columbia, Washington & Oregon. These include oysters from six major PNW oyster regions: Vancouver Island oysters from British Columbia; North Puget Sound oysters from Washington; Hood Canal oysters from Washington; South Puget Sound oysters from Washington; Washington Coast oysters and Oregon Coast oysters.
Click on an oyster map below to bring up a larger map and links to oyster descriptions from each area. For a complete list of Pacific Northwest Oysters listed go to the PNW Oysters index page.
Vancouver Island Oysters, British Columbia
Index of British Columbia Oysters
Baynes Sound
Chef’s Creek
Cortes Island
Deep Bay
Emerald Cove
Evening Cove
Fanny Bay
Golden Mantle
Imperial Eagle
Komo Gway
Kusshi
Malispina
Noodka Sound
Okeover Organic
Pearl Bay
Phantom Creek
Quadra Island
Royal Miyagi
Ship’s Point
Sinku
Stellar Bay
Summer Ice
North Puget Sound Oysters
Index of North Puget Sound Oysters
Fish Point
Judd Cove
Marrowstone
Naked Roy’s Beach
Otter Cove
Penn Cove Select
Samish Bay
Snow Creek
Snow Creek Flat
Westcott Bay Flat
Westcott Bay Petite
Hood Canal Oysters
Index of Hood Canal Oysters
Bald Point
Baywater Sweet
Dabob Bay
Deer Creek
Dosewallips
Eagle Creek
Gold Creek
Hama Hama
Jorstad Creek
Mirada
Olympic Miyagi
Pebble Cove (Pebble Beach)
Port Gamble
Quilcene
Shoal Bay
Sister Point
Thorndyke
South Puget Sound Oysters
Index of South Puget Sound Oysters
Bald Point
Barron Point
Chelsea Gem
Eagle Rock
Eld Inlet
Gold Creek
Hammersley
Kumamoto
Little Skookum
Mirada
Miyagi
Olympia
Olympic Miyagi
Reach Island
Sister Point
Totten
Totten Virginica
Wildcat Cove
Washington Coast Oysters from Willapa Bay
Oregon Coast Oysters
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Some of the best oysters on Earth are on this list. Great job guys.
I am not seeing some of the best farmed oysters from Umpqua Aquaculture out of Winchester Bay. It needs to be included as they are the cleanset, sweetest, best tasting oysters due to the farm being in an area boats are not allowed unless conducting business and they are not grown on the bottom, but are suspended while growing.
Hi Betty, do you have contact info for Umpqua Aquaculture? If they can provide me with the info I need then I’d be glad to post a page about their oysters.