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A modern living area features large windows offering sweeping views of the ocean. A sectional sofa with soft textiles is complemented by a wooden dining table surrounded by light-colored chairs. Natural light fills the space, enhancing the coastal ambiance.
Condo in Oceanside
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Oceanside Inn 1: Pet-free unit. No pets allowed.

NO PETS Allowed in this Unit. This is a Pet-Free Unit so that we can accommodate our allergy prone guests. Do not book this unit if you have a pet. Oceanside Inn #1 is one of the favored units at Oceanside Inn. This historic property dates back to the 1920’s but recently underwent a full renovation. #1 is on the main level, on the Western (ocean-facing) end of the Southern wing, with unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and Three Arch Rocks National Wildlife Refuge. There are two bedrooms: one with a king bed and an attached bathroom, and a second with a queen bed and attached bathroom. There’s also a second half bathroom off the living room. Shared amenities at Oceanside Inn include three Level 2 EV chargers, complimentary guest laundry machines, and a massive deck extending over the bluff, and stairs to the beach below (there’s also a public beach access without stairs a block away). The parking lot can be a little tight, and can occasionally be full (there are ten spaces for the ten units, but parking is not assigned). There is street parking immediately in front of the building or along Pacific Ave. Oceanside is considered by many to the hidden jewel of the Northern Oregon Coast. The beach is always special, but it’s even more so in Oceanside during low tides: tide pools abound on the far side of Maxwell Point. You can walk the tunnel under the Maxwell Point, or if the tide is sufficiently low, walk around it. You can easily harvest mussels by hand (with a shellfish license, purchased online from ODFW), and the tide pools are filled with anemones, sea stars, crabs, and mollusks. A few minutes to the south is Netarts Bay, where you can rent crab boats from Big Spruce Boat Rentals or Netarts Bay Garden RV Resort. They’ll give you tips for success, and they’ll even cook them up for you assuming a successful haul. You can crab year-round, but it’s generally best in fall and winter. You can also try clamming in Netarts Bay at low tide - there’s even a patch of geoduck clams at the start of the bay near Happy Camp! Oceanside is known as one of the best spots on the Oregon Coast for whale watching. While whales can be spotted any time of year, they’re most common from mid-December to mid-January as 20,000 gray whales migrate south to Mexico, and again in late March through early June as they pass by on their return to Alaska. When the weather is nice, the 180 degree views from the massive shared deck make it the perfect spot for whale watching. In town, you’ll find three great options for food within a block: Blue Agate and Current Cafe open for breakfast (and coffee!), and Rosanna’s is open starting with brunch . There’s also a small grocery store in Netarts, or a Safeway about 15 minutes away in Tillamook. The scenic road to through to Tillamook through Cape Meares is once again open, and while longer than the drive through Netarts, the views are exceptional. The drive down to Pacific City along Cape Lookout road is also amongst the most beautiful on the coast, making Pacific City (40 minutes to the south) an exceptional day trip. You can enjoy a drink at Pelican Brewery while watching the surfers and dory boats on the waves, and you can climb and slide down the dunes. We look forward to hosting you!

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A rustic log cabin is nestled among dense greenery, showcasing a wraparound deck made of natural wood. Tall trees surround the cabin, with ferns and underbrush adding to the natural setting. The roof features a distinct metal finish, complementing the wooden exterior.
Cabin in Nehalem
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 407 reviews

Forest Log Cabin near River/Bay/Sea

A real log cabin retreat awaits, nestled beside 5 acres of lovely forest, 10 min drive from Nehalem Bay/beaches, minutes from the river. Rustic & cozy, with modern amenities for a comfortable, relaxing stay. Enjoy a soak in our ‘Cadillac’ spa + all the bells & whistles! Forty jets! Create a feast in the fully-stocked kitchen; watch flames dance in the wood stove. Wander forest paths; star gaze on the deck. Great for a small family, a friend group, perfect for two or just you! Birder's paradise!

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A rustic cabin features wooden siding and a unique architectural design, nestled among lush greenery. An outdoor deck with seating offers views of the forest, while large windows allow natural light to brighten the interior. A distinctive tower element rises from the roof.
Cabin in Clatsop County
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 544 reviews

Soapstone Woodland River Retreat

Private & Secluded! This famous river & writing retreat, built based on nature's Fibonacci Sequence, was designed by architect Will Martin. It's hosted writers such as Cheryl Strayed, author of "Wild". Located on 22 acres & privately situated on a beautiful river in the midst of a true PNW woodland. Enjoy your own private trails, salmon spawning in the fall & early winter, and the sounds of nature. Adults & kids will love the "writer's cube" perched at the top of the house. The PNW at its best!

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Cabin in Tillamook
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

Surfline Loft, A-Frame Cabin in Netarts

Our surf style cabin may be small, but the large windows with views of the bay, ocean and coastal forests allow for lots of light to flood the space. Just a short walk to the beach, shops and near some of Northern Oregon’s best surf breaks. Enjoy foggy mornings in the hot tub, adventure during the day and spend sunsets by the fire pit or on our large deck. Our front yard also has a game trail, so bring some apples - chances are you'll see a deer or two : ) @surflineloft STVR#851-24-000045

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Cottage in Rockaway Beach
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 633 reviews

The Rising Tide Oceanfront Cottage- Dog Friendly!

Immerse yourself in the beauty of The Rising Tide Oceanfront Cottage, built in the 1920s, the ultimate beachfront escape. Nestled on the dunes, this inviting retreat offers unparalleled ocean views, a private path to the sand, and a warm, dog-friendly atmosphere—a perfect setting for your next coastal adventure. Start your days with coffee in the sea breeze, unwind in the evening in the private hot tub, and let the tranquility of the ocean serve as the backdrop to your unforgettable stay.

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A tranquil outdoor area features a hot tub surrounded by vibrant potted plants on a wooden deck. The lush forest hills rise in the background, contributing to a serene and natural setting.
Tent in Banks
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 583 reviews

Glamping Bliss ~ 5 Acre Secluded Forest Oasis

🌿 Serene Retreat: Private Oasis 30 Min from PDX Escape to a peaceful 5-acre forest sanctuary with a cozy 4-season wall tent and kitchenette. Private bath in the main house is just 140 ft up gravel stairs from your tent. Enjoy hiking, biking, wine tours, golf, and scenic drives—only 1 hour to the coast. Perfect for a romantic getaway, personal reset, or nature-filled escape. Experience rustic charm, modern comforts, pond views, and landscaped gardens. Book today for your private retreat.

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Home in Seaside
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 204 reviews

Elderberry Eden - Nehalem Riverfront House

River House! Right on the banks of the Nehalem with creeks on both sides. Our location is just a mile off of Hwy 26 & 22 miles from the coast Hwy 1. We have nicer weather here with swimming and fishing right on the property. Our location is close to neighbors and a small grocery, but once in the house you will be facing the river for fishing, swimming and lolling about. There is a little cottage that we live in so you might see my wife and I puttering around, but we respect your privacy.

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Place to stay in Elsie
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 275 reviews

Idyll Ridge - An Unplugged Retreat

Unplug by design at Idyll Ridge, a handcrafted off-grid sanctuary on 9 private acres. Experience total serenity with full-lite glass walls, a massive wood-fired hot tub, and private forest trails. We’ve traded Wi-Fi for absolute peace, but kept the luxury: a chef’s kitchen, a loft with a two-person soaking tub, and a backup generator for total reliability. Whether you’re hiking nearby Saddle Mountain or watching the sunset from the tub, this is the ultimate 2-night forest reset.

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Large windows frame sweeping ocean views, allowing natural light to brighten the interior. A stylish lounge chair is positioned nearby, complemented by wooden paneling and rustic decor that enhances the inviting atmosphere. A mounted TV adds to the comfort of the living space.
Cabin in Oceanside
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 776 reviews

Oceanside Hideaway - Panoramic ocean views!

Cozy up in front of a wood burning fire while watching the waves crash at the beach below - cabin vibes for all the seasons. Relax in an Adirondack chair on the private deck while taking in views spanning from Cape Lookout to the 3 Arches. A 5-minute walk to Oceanside Beach, the Hideaway is quintessential Oregon get-away with the feel of a cozy surf shack....quasi-rustic with all the right creature comforts and one of the best panoramic ocean views in Oregon. #851-10-1849-STVR

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Cabin in Tillamook
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 538 reviews

Mid-Century Riverfront Cabin - Seclusion Awaits!

Picturesque mid-century cabin...with your own private riverfront! (As seen on Magnolia Network 'Cabin Chronicles'). Boasting a magical view of huge forest trees and 300 feet of river frontage - enjoy a tastefully curated interior with luxury modern appliances & fast wifi. Soak in the incredible views on our expansive deck with a glass of wine, light a campfire on the private pebbled beach. Enjoy fishing/swimming right from your front door! @rivercabaan | rivercabaan . com

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A modern cabin is framed by lush greenery and trees. Large glass doors enhance natural light flow, while a smooth concrete patio extends outwards, connecting indoor and outdoor living. Its simple design blends harmoniously with the surrounding nature.
Cabin in Cloverdale
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 197 reviews

Beaver Creek Cabin

Beaver Creek Cabin is a modern cabin designed to bring the outdoors inside. It's 15 minutes from the beach, 20 minutes from Pacific City, Cape Lookout, and Tillamook, yet only 5 minutes from beer and cookies and pesto. Set on a 7 acre lot, it's remote enough to feel private, yet public enough to feel safe. Perfect for couples or families, amenities include modern convenience (dishwasher, wifi, roku) as well as the classics: sticks and stars and trails and trees.

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A bright living area features large windows offering expansive ocean views. Comfortable seating includes a light-colored sofa adorned with patterned cushions and a cozy bed with an inviting bedspread. Natural wood accents and vibrant textiles add warmth to the space, with sunlight illuminating the interior.
Guesthouse in Nehalem
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 277 reviews

Eagle's Nest - Connect with the Soul of the Coast

300 feet above the ocean on sacred Neahkahnie Mountain, 30 feet above the ground. Built by hand with love in 1985. Look out thru giant Sitka spruce and Douglas fir, south & west to the ocean. Look up from the sleeping loft through a huge skylight to the night stars and moon. Leave urban culture behind. Retreat into a world where the rest of nature speaks loudly. Neahkahnie means "place of the spirits." All are welcome to find true peace & magic here.

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All about Northern Oregon Coast Range

Beach vacations don’t get much moodier than Oregon’s North Coast, where the state’s busiest stretch of Highway 101 strings together century-old resort towns like Seaside and Rockaway Beach, rugged fishing ports, and forested parks. The wild landscapes of the Northern Oregon Coast Range are the big draw around Cannon Beach, an oceanfront village known for its tide pools and views of Haystack Rock. You can walk up to the rusting remains of a shipwreck on the beaches near Astoria, an artsy city that’s appeared in famous films. It’s the type of place where storm watching ranks as a popular winter activity and resident fishers host an annual poetry festival.

What are the top things to do in Northern Oregon Coast Range?

Fort Stevens State Park

At the mouth of the mighty Columbia River, this beachfront state park overlooks one of the most dangerous maritime crossings in the world — known as the Graveyard of the Pacific. At low tide, you can walk right up to what’s left of a 1906 shipwreck, whose ghostly ribs rust right there on the beach. You can also hike six miles of trails and tour a Civil War-era earthen fort.

Three Capes Scenic Loop

This 40-mile scenic drive spotlights some of the Oregon Coast’s most scenic places. The popular day-trip route takes you to a trio of state parks, all known for their narrow headlands jutting out into the ocean: Cape Kiwanda, Cape Lookout, and Cape Meares.

Saddle Mountain

Reaching an elevation of 3,288 feet, Saddle Mountain stands among the tallest peaks of the Northern Oregon Coast Range. Access the summit trail within Saddle Mountain State Natural Area, where the diverse flora draws wildflower watchers in the spring. From the top, you can take in views of the Columbia River, the Pacific Ocean, and the snowcapped Cascade Mountains. Before setting out, check the Oregon State Parks website for potential seasonal closures.