The Shilo Inns Warrenton is located one mile south of Astoria off Highway 101. Warrenton and Astoria are Oregon’s prime sport fishing centers and convenient to all northern Oregon coast activities. The hotel, with 63 clean and comfortable rooms is…
With over 2,000 teams and 200 courts in the sand, the Seaside Beach Volleyball Tournament is a great event for both players and spectators.
Renew your sense of purpose and become part of the community while learning more about the people and organizations that care for our natural spaces. Breathe in the ocean air. Feel the land beneath your boots. Gaze in wonder at…
Stage plays, musicals, concerts and art shows.
Set between the ocean and the bay, Nehalem Bay State Park is situated on a 4-mile sand spit. The campground sits among shore pines, just a sand dune away from the beach. A forested 1.8 mile long bike path provides…
One of the smallest wineries – for 35 years – a one-man operation. Located in downtown Astoria, one block from Maritime Museum. Gives a five minute view of the operation. Totally unique wines, such as the only whey wines in…
In a quaint Oregon Coast town with a 7 mile beach, you’ll find incredible wine, firepits, a tasting room, winery and friendly customer service to welcome you. This is The Winery at Manzanita Experience. Just 3 blocks from the beach…
Few things in this world can’t be made better by a glass of wine and an honest conversation between friends. That’s Evoke Winery’s belief anyways. The Seaside Tasting Room is the perfect place to host your party or special event!…
Most visitors to Astoria arrive from the east or south. It’s the most northwestern city in Oregon, after all, situated on the south bank of the Columbia River where it meets the roiling Pacific Ocean. But a few special visitors to Astoria actually arrive from the west, and some of them haven’t seen land in nearly two weeks.
Short days and crisp weather create the perfect environment for cozying up with a good book, and the Oregon Coast is a great place to do it. We asked Charlie J. Stephens — owner of Port Orford’s Sea Wolf Books & Community Writing Center — for their recommendations of what and where to read on the Coast this winter. Here are some favorites to check out on your next coastal vacation.
