Most sites come with a picnic table, a flat spot to park your car, and a fire pit.All of the Oregon State campgrounds that we stayed in had steaming hot showers – a nice perk for winter road trips!.In general, we paid around $20-$40 to camp in State Campgrounds per night. Each campground and types of sites vary in price.You can just arrive, find a spot and pay the park ranger there. In the winter you will find plenty of open campsites so you don’t need reservations.State campgrounds can get booked up quickly so plan accordingly. If you go in the summer, you will need to make reservations ahead of time.A couple of things to note about Oregon State campgrounds: There are State Campgrounds scattered throughout the entire Oregon coastline so if you plan on camping in a tent, campervan, or an RV, these will be the best places to stay at. Although the town itself is not very big, you can stay in an oceanfront cottage in Brookings falling asleep to the relaxing sounds of the waves crashing against the shore. This is the last major coastal town in Oregon before you reach California so many people start or end their road trip in Brookings. For something a bit more refined, check out this recently remodeled Vrbo with its own private beach and direct views of Cape Arago Lighthouse. Coos Bay is the largest city in the southern part of the Oregon Coast where you will find Inns, Motels, and RV parks. As you keep heading south, the coastline becomes more rugged and the towns more scarce. Browse the top Newport, Oregon vacation rentals here! If you’re driving the entire Oregon Coast, this is a great town to stop, rest, and stock up on any road trip supplies that you may need. Newport is a solid size town in the central part of the coast that is also home to the famous Oregon brewery Rogue.
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For about $220/night, you can stay in this beautifully crafted oceanfront home with floor-to-ceiling windows that open up to the beach.Ĭlick here to check out more from this Oceanfront Vrbo As you head more south your best best is to look for private accommodations and stays. Headlands Coastal Lodge & Spa is a luxury lodge that’s situated on the beach next to the sand dune and offers sweeping oceanfront views. Pacific City is another wonderful beach town that offers a lot of great adventures including climbing the towering Cape Kiwanda sand dune and exploring sea caves. Hallmark Resort is where we recommend our friends and family to stay whenever they come out to Cannon Beach.Ĭlick here to check out more from Hallmark Resort! As a fun treat, for $25 get the S’mores Package that comes with firewood and marshmallows and set up a romantic bonfire on the beach right outside of the hotel. The rooms have spacious patios so you can enjoy watching colorful sunsets right from the comfort of your room. Our personal favorite is the Hallmark Resort Hotel & Spa that’s located right on the sandy beach and has a direct view of the ocean.
Cannon Beach is an iconic beach town that has a ton of hotel options to choose from. Here are some of the most popular beach towns for staying along the Oregon Coast: Then, as you travel south, the hotel and lodging options become more limited because the towns get smaller and more spread out. The northern part of the Oregon Coast has the majority of the hotels to accommodate visitors coming from Portland and Washington. The lodging options along the Oregon Coast include hotels & Inns, private stays, and State Campgrounds. The southern part of the Oregon Coast is best known for rugged landscapes and volcanic black sand beaches. The central part mostly consists of charming fishing towns with fresh-off-the-boat-seafood ( if you’re a foodie – you will love this region!).
Here you’ll find cute beachfront cottages and other more touristy amenities. The northern part is where people from Washington and Portland go-to vacation. The entire Oregon coastline is just jaw-dropping but each of these regions is slightly different in landscape, town size, and attractions that you can visit there. To help make your trip planning easier, I have divided our guide into three different parts: This is something that we did quite often when we lived in Portland for a year and wanted to head out to the coast for quick weekend adventures. If you’re limited on vacation days, you can also just visit smaller sections at a time. The entire Oregon coastline, from Astoria to Brookings, is around 340 miles. We’ve made the Oregon coastline trip multiple times, sometimes starting from Portland in the North and sometimes starting from California in the South.
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