Buddha Kat Winery Tasting Room – Seaside
At the Buddha Kat Winery Tasting Room in Seaside shoppers can indulge in and purchase all of their red and white wines, award-winning ports and delectable fruit wines.
OCV Region: North Coast
Driftwood Restaurant and Lounge
Driftwood Restaurant and Lounge has been serving Cannon Beach since 1944. This favorite is an institution for area residents and a wonderful find for visitors. It is a warm, casual restaurant, which we’ve recently embellished with a large outdoor fire-pit…
The Wayside Inn
A wonderful ocean view inn at the South end of town at Tolovana Park. Enjoy ocean view rooms, gas fireplaces, kitchens, free Wi-Fi, decks, easy beach access, and indoor pool and spa. The inn has many dog friendly rooms and…
Theaters and Performances on the Oregon Coast
The Oregon Coast isn’t all about beaches and forested hikes. Add a little culture to your trip and be moved by luminous outdoor performances or the sparkle of musicians on stage. You’ll find all kinds of live artistry, from delightful community theaters and chamber concerts to wildlife film festivals and oceanside piano performances. Here are some of the Coast’s greatest hits.
Accessible Getaways on the Oregon Coast
The Oregon Coast is beloved for its iconic sea stacks, tide pools teeming with life and electric sunsets. Over the years, a number of organizations have worked to make those sites accessible to all, and now you’ll find even more amazing options.
Dory Boat Fishing in Pacific City
At Cape Kiwanda near Pacific City — a small coastal town about 25 miles southwest of Tillamook — dory boats launch into the ocean in a dramatic fashion. One by one, trucks bearing boat trailers head down to the beach and get close to the water. Then the action starts. The flat-bottomed dory boat is dropped right into the surf from the boat trailer stern-first in the face of the oncoming breakers.
Liberty Theatre
The Liberty Theatre in downtown Astoria, Oregon, is one of the best examples of the 1920s vaudeville-motion picture palace in the Pacific Northwest.
Astoria Column
The Astoria Column was erected in 1926 at an elevation of 600 feet atop Coxcomb Hill, the location of the first permanent American Settlement west of the Rockies. It is a monument to the natural riches of the Pacific Northwest…
Gravel Biking on the Oregon Coast
Scenic forest roads, spectacular views and bike shops galore mean there’s a route for every rider. Blending the adventure of car-free riding with the ease of cruising on wide, well-maintained gravel roads, gravel biking is one of the fastest-growing segments…
Clementine’s Guest House
Clementine's Guest House is located in the Historic District of Astoria, one of many Victorian homes. This 1888 restored property is comfortably elegant with 5 rooms with private baths and views from second floor rooms. The adjacent 1852 Moose Lodge…