Vintage farm equipment and an impressive petting zoo – where guests can feed and pet docile farm animals – gives visitors of all ages an unforgettable experience. Inside, enjoy the daily wine and cheese tastings with pairings of famous Blue…
Bill's Tavern & Brewhouse features microbrew and handmade pub fare in the heart of downtown Cannon Beach, Oregon.
Big Dave’s Fishing Adventures, along the Oregon coast, offers guided fishing trips for steelhead and salmon. They have trips for the most avid angler to the beginner. Big Dave mainly fishes Tillamook Bay, tide waters, and the Wilson, Kilchis and…
There’s always something going on at the Bay City Arts Center, from stone carving, yoga, watercolor paint classes or giant pancake breakfasts, this Arts Center brings the community together in fun and engaging ways while tantalizing your creative side. Sometimes…
Connecting Oregon to Washington across the mouth of the Columbia River, the Astoria–Megler Bridge is the longest continuous truss bridge in North America. Pedestrians are allowed on the bridge just one day per year, during the Great Columbia Crossing. The 4.1-mile-long Astoria…
Archimedes Gallery is focused on exhibiting emerging and established artists from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. The gallery seeks to create a space that is responsive to the evolution of new contemporary art, while being accessible to a diverse public….
Anchorage Motel is your home away from home. Centrally located in Pacific City, a short walk to the beach, restaurants and the local wine tasting room. Offering one and two bedroom cottage style suites with fully equipped kitchens as well…
Windjammer Inn offers fully furnished one bedroom suites for nightly or weekly rental. One-bedroom non-smoking units are fully furnished with queen size beds in the bedroom and a flat screen TV in the living room. Kitchens are full suites with…
A favorite of locals and visitors alike, the Wayfarer is the perfect spot for romance, great food and quality service – all with a beautiful Pacific Ocean view.
