About the Oregon Coast
Welcome to The People’s Coast!
We have 363 miles (584 km) of public coastline to share, and we want to ensure everyone traveling the Oregon Coast has access to our spectacular beaches, forested trails, scenic waterways, and charming communities.
We invite you to sample the best coastal cuisine at our farm stands, fish markets, restaurants, and craft breweries. Make happy memories in cozy cabins, deluxe beachfront lodgings, or a campsite in the woods. Enjoy biking, hiking, paddling, disc golf, fishing, and other unforgettable adventures. While accessibility is not one-size-fits-all, here are a few destinations offering accessibility amenities to check out on your next trip to the beach.
We can’t wait to see you here soon.
Wheel the World Destination Verified
Oregon is proud to have a number of communities that are Destination Verified with Wheel the World. Oregon Coast communities have been assessed by Wheel the World’s trained accessibility mappers so that you can confidently plan a trip that meets your access needs.
- Astoria / Warrenton
- Seaside
- Cannon Beach
- Tillamook Coast
Barview, Bay City, Beaver, Brighton, Cape Meares, Cloversale, Garibaldi, Hebo, Manzanita, Nehalem, Neskowin, Netarts, Oceanside, Pacific City, Rockaway Beach, Sandlake, Tierra Del Mar, Tillamook, and Wheeler - Lincoln City
- Depoe Bay
- Newport
- Waldport
- Yachats
- Florence
- Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
- Curry Coast
Port Orford, Gold Beach, and Brookings-Harbor
Visual & performing arts
The Oregon Coast is a haven and an inspiration for artists, musicians, performers, and creators. From galleries to theaters, concert halls to working studios, the Oregon Coast is the perfect place to explore your creative side. You can also check out the hundreds of installations on the Oregon Coast Public Art Trail, like the interactive, 24-foot (7-m) sculpture Poppy outside the Lincoln City Cultural Center. Here are a few accessible spots to visit:
Astoria / Warrenton
Seaside
Cannon Beach
Lincoln City
- Bijou Theatre
- Freed Gallery
- Lincoln City Cultural Center
- Lincoln City Glass Center
- Pacific Artists Alliance Co-op Gallery
Toledo
Waldport
Florence
- Backstreet Gallery
- Blue Heron Gallery
- City Lights Cinemas
- Sticks & Stones Gallery
- The Laughing Crab Gallery & Tasting Room
- Wind Drift Gallery
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
While the Coast is known for outdoor adventures, we offer a variety of attractions for all to enjoy. Many have been working hard to improve accessibility and provide inclusive amenities for all visitors. Consider these destinations as you plan your next trip to the Oregon Coast.
Astoria / Warrenton
- Astoria Column
- Astoria Heritage Museum
- Astoria Nordic Heritage Park
- Astoria Riverwalk
- Astoria Underground Tour
- Astoria Warrenton Visitor Center
- Columbia River Maritime Museum
- Fort Stevens State Park
- Galactix Arcade
- Hanthorn Cannery Museum
- Lewis & Clark National Historic Park
- Liberty Theatre
- Oregon Film Museum
Seaside
- A Whisper In Time Photography
- As Above So Below
- Beach Books Seaside
- Beach Wheelchairs Seaside
- Captain Kid Amusement Park
- David’s Chair Seaside
- Funland Entertainment Center
- Seaside Aquarium
- Seaside Carousel Mall
- Seaside Helicopter Tours
- Seaside Museum & Historical Society
- Seaside Outlet Mall
- Seaside Promenade
- Seaside Public Library
- Seaside Welcome Center
- Times Theatre & Public House
Cannon Beach
- Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce
- Cannon Beach History Center & Museum
- Center Diamond
- Haystack Rock
- Jeffrey Hull Gallery
- Midtown Bathroom
Manzanita
Nehalem
Rockaway Beach
Barview
Garibaldi
Tillamook
- Beach Wheelchairs Cape Lookout State Park
- Blue Heron French Cheese Co.
- Kilchis Point Reserve
- Tillamook Air Museum
- Tillamook County Pioneer Museum
- Tillamook Creamery
- Tillamook Forest Center
Cape Meares
Netarts
Pacific City
Lincoln City
- Beach Wheelchairs Lincoln City
- Bijou Theatre
- Chinook Winds Casino Resort
- Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy
- Devil’s Lake State Recreation Area
- Freed Gallery
- Game Over Arcade
- Lincoln City Cultural Center
- Lincoln City Glass Center
- Lincoln City Outlets
- Little Antique Mall
- Mobi-mats at NW 40th Street, Lincoln City
- Mobi-mats at D River State Recreation Site, Lincoln City
- Mobi-mats at SW 33rd Street, Lincoln City
- Mobi-mats at Taft Waterfront Park, Lincoln City
- North Lincoln County Historical Museum
- Pacific Artists Alliance Co-op Gallery
- Regatta Park
- Roads End State Recreation Site
- Safari Town Surf Shop
- Siletz Bay Park
- Siletz Bay Pier
Depoe Bay
- Depoe Bay Scenic View Area
- Dockside Charters – Whale Watching & Fishing
- Tradewinds Charters – Whale Watching & Fishing
- Whale, Sea Life, & Shark Museum
- Whale Watching Center
- World’s Smallest Harbor
Newport
- Agate Beach State Recreation Site
- David’s Chair Newport
- Don & Ann Davis Park
- Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce
- Hatfield Marine Science Center
- Newport Historic Bayfront
- Nye Beach District
- Ocean to Bay Trail, Newport
- Oregon Boating Foundation Kayak Tour
- Oregon Coast Aquarium
- Pacific Maritime Heritage Center
- Quarry Cove at Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area
- Ripley’s Believe It or Not
- Yaquina Bay State Recreation Site
- Yaquina Estuary Trail, Newport
- Yaquina Head Interpretive Center
- Yaquina Head Lighthouse
Toledo
Waldport
- Governor Patterson Memorial State Recreation Site
- Itinerant Artists
- Keady Wayside
- Port of Alsea Dock
- Ray’s Food Place
- Tidewater Creations
- Well-Read Books
Yachats
- 804 Trail
- Cape Perpetua Visitor Center
- Yachats Community Park & Wetlands / Yachats Commons Park
- Yachats State Recreation Area
Florence
- Backstreet Gallery
- Blue Heron Gallery
- Boardwalk Market
- Bridgeport Market
- City Lights Cinemas
- David’s Chair Florence
- Exploding Whale Memorial Park
- Florence Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center
- Oregon Coast Military Museum
- Sandland Adventures
- Sand Dunes Frontier
- Siuslaw Interpretive Center
- Siuslaw Pioneer Museum
- Sticks & Stones Gallery
- The Laughing Crab Gallery & Tasting Room
- Veteran’s Memorial Park
- Wind Drift Gallery
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
- Bastendorff Beach
- Cape Arago State Park
- Charleston Marina
- Charleston Marine Life Center
- Coos Art Museum
- Coos Bay Boardwalk
- Coos Bay Downtown Shopping District
- Coos Bay Visitor Center
- Coos History Museum
- David’s Chair Coos Bay
- Horsfall Beach Dunes
- John Topits Park
- Ko-Kwel Casino Resort (formerly Mill Casino)
- Mingus Park
- North Bend Boardwalk
- Oregon Coast Historical Railway Museum
- Shore Acres State Park
- South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve
- Southwest Oregon Regional Airport
- Sunset Bay State Park
Gold Beach
The Oregon Coast is rich in cultural heritage, from the Tribes who have stewarded the land since time immemorial to the foresters, farmers, fishers, and conservationists who care for The People’s Coast. Here are a few to explore:
Astoria / Warrenton
- Astoria Column
- Astoria Heritage Museum
- Astoria Nordic Heritage Park
- Astoria Underground Tour
- Columbia River Maritime Museum
- Hanthorn Cannery Museum
- Lewis & Clark National Historic Park
- Oregon Film Museum
Seaside
Cannon Beach
Garibaldi
Bay City
Tillamook
Cape Meares
Lincoln City
Newport
Waldport
Florence
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
Hospitals & Urgent Care
Astoria / Warrenton
Seaside
Manzanita
Tillamook
Lincoln City
Newport
Florence
Reedsport
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
Coquille
Bandon
Gold Beach
Crescent City, CA
Medical Rentals
Astoria
Tillamook
Newport
Coos Bay
Brookings
From cozy, family-owned inns to luxurious waterfront lodgings, these Oregon Coast hotels offer accessibility amenities to make your stay smooth and restful.
Astoria
- Astoria Rivershore Motel
- Best Western Columbia River Waterfront Hotel Astoria
- Bowline Hotel
- Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Seaside
- Best Western Plus Ocean View Resort
- Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Seaside-Convention Center, an IHG Hotel
- Inn at the Shore
- Kathryn Riverfront Inn, Ascend Hotel Collection
- Motel 6 Seaside
- River Inn at Seaside
- SaltLine Hotel
- Seashore Inn on the Beach
Cannon Beach
- Cannon Beach Hotel Collection
- Hallmark Resort Cannon Beach
- Land’s End at Cannon Beach
- Schooner’s Cove Inn
- The Lodges C-1 – Beachcomber Vacation Homes
- The Waves/The Argonauta Inn/The White Heron Lodge
- The Wayside Inn
Manzanita
Garibaldi
Lincoln City
- Best Western Plus Landmark Inn
- Comfort Inn & Suites Lincoln City
- Holiday Inn Express & Suites Lincoln City
- Inn at Wecoma
- Looking Glass Inn
- Motel 6 Lincoln City
- Pelican Shores Inn
- Shearwater Inn
- Surftides Lincoln City
- The Ashley Inn & Suites
- The Coho Oceanfront Lodge
Depoe Bay
Newport
- Best Western Plus Agate Beach Inn
- Comfort Inn Newport
- Hallmark Resort Newport
- Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
- Inn at Nye Beach
- La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Newport
- The Allred
- The Newport Belle Riverboat Bed & Breakfast
- Travelodge by Wyndham Newport
Waldport
Yachats
Florence
- Best Western Pier Point Inn
- Landmark Inn
- Old Town Inn
- Quality Inn Florence
- River House Inn
- Three Rivers Casino Resort
- Travelodge by Wyndham Florence
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
Gold Beach
Beach Wheelchairs
In many communities, visitors can borrow beach wheelchairs with inflated tires designed to travel more easily on sand. These chairs require the assistance of a companion as they are not self-propelled.
Mobi-mats
Oregon Coast beach sand is beautiful, but it isn’t always easy to walk on. Mobi-mats are non-slip, firm surface beach access mats that are helpful for people with disabilities, those who prefer an even surface, or visitors with strollers or wagons. Installation is seasonal and varies by location.
- 12th Avenue, Seaside
- Avenue U, Seaside
- Tolovana Beach State Recreation Site, Cannon Beach
- NW 40th Street, Lincoln City
- D River State Recreation Site, Lincoln City
- SW 33rd Street, Lincoln City
- Taft Waterfront Park, Lincoln City
- Quarry Cove at Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area, Newport
- NW Oceania Drive & NW Cunard Street, Waldport
- Heceta Beach County Park, Florence
- Gold Beach Visitor Center, Gold Beach
Track Wheelchairs
Anyone with mobility disabilities, such as those who use wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, canes or crutches, can reserve an all-terrain track wheelchair free of charge. David’s Chair and community partners make these chairs available along the Oregon Coast, providing freedom for visitors to get onto the beach and into nature.
- Seaside
- Manzanita
- Rockaway Beach
- Netarts
- Pacific City
- Newport
- Florence
- Coos Bay
- Gold Beach
Go to VisitTheOregonCoast.com/Access for details and an up-to-date list of locations.
The Oregon Coast is known for its fresh, sustainable seafood and creative, award-winning chefs and restaurants. Whether you need a quick coffee stop or a memorable meal overlooking the Pacific, these spots have accessibility amenities to make your trip delicious.
Astoria / Warrenton
- Astoria Brewing Company
- Bridge & Tunnel Bottleshop & Taproom
- Bridgewater Bistro
- Brut Wine Bar & Bottle Shop
- Buoy Beer Company
- Capricorn Pub & Fine Foods
- Carruthers Restaurant
- Coffee Girl
- Fort George Brewery
- Fulio’s Restaurant
- Gaetano’s Market & Deli
- Labor Temple Diner & Bar
- Mo’s Restaurant Astoria
- Pig N’ Pancake Astoria
- Rogue Public House
- Silver Salmon Grille
- South Bay Wild Fish House
- T. Paul’s Supper Club
- Xanadu Astoria
Seaside
- Angelina’s Pizzeria & Cafe
- Bagels by the Sea
- Beach Day Coffee
- Bell Buoy of Seaside
- Billy Mac’s Seaside Bar & Grill
- Dooger’s Seafood & Grill
- Dundee’s Bar & Grill
- Finn’s Fish House
- Fultano’s Pizza Seaside
- Mo’s Seafood & Chowder
- Osprey Café
- Pig ‘N Pancake Seaside
- Pizza a’ fetta Seaside
- Pizza Harbor
- Norma’s Seafood & Steak
- Ruby’s Roadside Grill
- Sea Star Gelato
- Seaside Brewing Company
- The Cookie Jar Bakery
- The Crabby Oyster
- The Stand
- The Whet Spot
- Times Theatre & Public House
- Tsunami Sandwich Company
- Twisted Fish Steakhouse and Sports Lounge
Cannon Beach
- Bill’s Tavern & Brewhouse
- Cannon Beach Bakery
- Driftwood Restaurant & Lounge
- Ecola Seafoods Restaurant & Market
- Insomnia Coffee Co.
- Oros Fireside Restaurant
- Pelican Brewing Cannon Beach
- Pizza A’ Fetta Cannon Beach
- Public Coast Brewing Co.
- Sea Level Bakery & Coffee
- Sleepy Monk Coffee Roasters
- Suzy’s Scoops
- The Wayfarer Restaurant & Lounge
- Warren House Pub
Garibaldi
Tillamook
Lincoln City
- 60’s Cafe & Diner
- Chinook Winds Casino Resort
- Chinook’s Seafood Grill
- Dory Cove
- Hwy 101 Burger Lincoln City
- Kyllo’s Seafood & Grill
- La Roca Oaxacan Restaurant
- McMenamin’s Lighthouse Brewpub
- Mo’s Seafood & Chowder
- Nelscott Breakfast House
- Pacific Grind Cafe
- Pelican Brewing Siletz Bay
- Pig ‘N Pancake
- The Grill 1646
- The Pines Dine Food Trucks
- The Wildflower Grill
- Zeller’s Bar & Grill
Depoe Bay
- Gracie’s Sea Hag
- Hwy 101 Burger Depoe Bay
- The Horn Public House & Depoe Bay Brewing Company
- The Sticks Restaurant
- Tidal Raves Seafood Grill
Newport
- Chowder Bowl
- Clearwater Restaurant
- Fishtails Cafe
- Georgie’s Beachside Grill
- La Maison
- Local Ocean
- Mo’s Original Seafood & Chowder
- Nana’s Irish Pub
- Newport Cafe
- Ocean Bleu Seafoods at Gino’s
- Pacific Kitchen at Nye Beach
- Rogue Ales & Spirits
- Sorella
- South Beach Fish Market
- Szabo’s Steakhouse & Seafood
- Thai Port Restaurant Newport
- The Anchor @ Newport Brewing Company
- The Wilds Taphouse & BBQ
- Ultralife Cafe & Coffee
- Zurita in Nye Beach
Waldport
Yachats
Florence
- 1285 Restobar
- Abby’s Legendary Pizza
- Beachcomber Pub
- Boardwalk Market
- Boba Flo
- International C-Food Market
- Firehouse Restaurant & Lounge
- Fresh Harvest Cafe
- Homegrown Public House & Brewery
- Lovejoy’s Restaurant & Tea Room
- Mari’s Kitchen
- Mo’s Restaurant
- Nosh Eatery
- Novelli’s Crab & Seafood
- Pono Hukilau
- River Roasters
- Stillwagon Distillery Florence Oregon
- The Green Room Restaurant
- Traveler’s Cove
- Venny’s Cafe
- Waterfront Depot
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
- 7 Devils Waterfront Ale House
- Back Alley Pub & Grill
- Blue Heron Bistro
- Fishermen’s Seafood Market
- Front Street Food Trucks
- Hilltop House Restaurant & Lounge
- Ko-Kwel Casino Resort (formerly Mill Casino)
- Millers at the Cove
Gold Beach
Camping
Oregon Coast state parks, national forests, and private campgrounds offer a variety of yurts and cabins with accessibility features. Stay close to nature with these campgrounds.
- Fort Stevens State Park – Cabin, Yurt
- Nehalem Bay State Park – Yurt
- Cape Lookout State Park – Cabin, Yurt
- Devil’s Lake State Recreation Area – Yurt
- Beverly Beach State Park – Yurt
- South Beach State Park – Yurt
- Beachside State Recreation Site – Yurt
- Carl G. Washburne Memorial State Park – Yurt
- Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park – Yurt
- Umpqua Lighthouse State Park – Yurt
- William M. Tugman State Park – Yurt
- Bay Point Landing – Cabin
- Sunset Bay State Park – Yurt
- Bullards Beach State Park – Yurt
- Cape Blanco State Park – Cabin
- Turtle Rock RV Resort – Cabin
- Harris Beach State Park – Yurt
- Alfred A. Loeb State Park – Cabin
- Packers Cabin – Cabin
- Ludlum House – Cabin
Fishing
The Oregon Coast is known for its delicious, sustainable seafood, and you just may want to try catching your own. These fishing piers and charters offer access for all, so you can bring home the catch of the day. For more information, check out the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Disabled Angler Access Map.
Astoria
- Astoria 6th St. Viewing Platform – access to Columbia River.
Wheeler
- Kelly’s Brighton Marina – access to Nehalem Bay.
Tillamook
- Tillamook Tidewater Dock – confluence of the Tillamook and Trask Rivers.
Lincoln City
- Regatta Park – access to Devils Lake.
- Siletz Bay Pier – access to the Siletz Bay.
Depoe Bay
- Dockside Charters – Pacific Ocean out of Port of Depoe Bay.
- Tradewinds Charters – Pacific Ocean out of Port of Depoe Bay.
Lakeside
- Tenmile Lake Park – access to Tenmile Lake.
Bandon
- Bandon Marina – access to Coquille River.
Brookings
- Brookings Harbor Marina – access to Chetco River.
Nature & marine life
The Oregon Coast is known for its incredible landscapes and unique ecosystems. Want to learn what creatures live in a tidepool, or how healthy forests support salmon habitat? Visit an aquarium or science center, a state or national park or forest, or one of our many active fishing ports. Here are a few accessible places to discover:
Astoria / Warrenton
Seaside
Cannon Beach
Rockaway Beach
Bay City
Tillamook
Cape Meares
Lincoln City
- Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy
- Devil’s Lake State Recreation Area
- Mobi-mats at NW 40th Street
- Mobi-mats at D River State Recreation Site
- Mobi-mats at SW 33rd Street
- Mobi-mats at Taft Waterfront Park
- Regatta Park
- Siletz Bay Park
- Siletz Bay Pier
- Roads End State Recreation Site
Depoe Bay
- Depoe Bay Scenic View Area
- Dockside Charters – Whale Watching & Fishing
- Tradewinds Charters – Whale Watching & Fishing
- Whale, Sea Life, & Shark Museum
- Whale Watching Center
- World’s Smallest Harbor
Newport
- Agate Beach State Recreation Site
- Don & Ann Davis Park
- Newport Historic Bayfront
- Hatfield Marine Science Center
- Ocean to Bay Trail
- Oregon Boating Foundation Kayak Tour
- Oregon Coast Aquarium
- Yaquina Bay State Recreation Site
- Yaquina Estuary Trail
- Yaquina Head Interpretive Center
- Yaquina Head Lighthouse
Toledo
Waldport
Yachats
- 804 Trail
- Cape Perpetua Overlook
- Cape Perpetua Visitor Center
- Cook’s Chasm: Thor’s Well and Spouting Horn
- Devil’s Churn
- Yachats Community Park & Wetlands / Yachats Commons Park
- Yachats State Recreation Area
Florence
- Exploding Whale Memorial Park
- Sandland
- Sand Dunes Frontier
- Siltcoos Lagoon Loop
- Siuslaw Interpretive Center
Reedsport
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
- Basetendorff Beach
- Charleston Marina, Charleston
- Charleston Marine Life Center, Charleston
- Coos Bay Boardwalk, Coos Bay
- Horsfall Beach Dunes, North Bend
- North Bend Boardwalk, North Bend
- South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve, Charleston
Gold Beach
Brookings
Paddling
The rivers, lakes, bays, and estuaries of the Oregon Coast offer exceptional paddling opportunities. These locations have accessible paddle launches that make getting on the water easier for all paddlers.
Seaside
- Broadway Park – access to the Necanicum River.
Wheeler
- Wheeler Public Boat Dock – access to Nehalem Bay.
Garibaldi
- Port of Garibaldi Marina – access to Tillamook Bay.
Tillamook
- Sue H. Elmore Park – access to Stillwell Slough.
Newport
- Oregon Boating Foundation Kayak Tour – guided tour of Yaquina Bay.
Seal Rock
- Beaver Creek State Natural Area – access to Beaver Creek estuary.
Waldport
- Port of Alsea Dock at Port of Alsea Marina – access to Alsea Bay.
Florence
- Port of Siuslaw – access to Siuslaw River.
Reedsport
- Tahkenitch Landing Boat Ramp – access to Tahkenitch Lake.
Lakeside
- Eel Lake Boat Ramp at William M. Tugman State Park – access to Eel Lake.
- Tenmile Lake Park – access to Tenmile Lake.
Coos Bay
- John Topits Park – access to Empire Lakes.
Bandon
- Port of Bandon – access to Coquille River.
Powers
- Powers County Park – access to Powers Pond.
Gold Beach
- Port of Gold Beach – access to Rogue River estuary.
Parks & Gardens
When you need a place to reconnect with nature, enjoy a quiet picnic, or take a road trip break, these Oregon Coast parks and gardens are just the thing. These parks offer accessible amenities along with curated botanical gardens, open spaces, and views of rivers, bays, estuaries, lakes, and of course the Pacific Ocean.
Astoria / Warrenton
Seaside
Cannon Beach
Lincoln City
Newport
Toledo
Waldport
Yachats
Florence
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
- Ferry Road Park
- Simpson Park
- Mingus Park
- John Topits Park
- Sunset Bay State Park
- Shore Acres State Park
Bandon
Brookings
Playgrounds
When it’s time to play, the Oregon Coast offers inclusive playgrounds that offer amenities for users of all abilities.
Astoria / Warrenton
Rockaway Beach
Lincoln City
Waldport
Florence
Brookings
Trails
There’s no better way to take in the Oregon Coast’s diverse landscapes than from the incredible trails that connect the region. Accessible options include paved multi-used paths, plank boardwalks, packed gravel and dirt, and even the 1.5-mile long Seaside Promenade along the beach. Here are a few favorites to check out:
Astoria / Warrenton
Seaside
Cannon Beach
Manzanita
Rockaway Beach
Bay City
Neskowin
Lincoln City
Depoe Bay
Newport
Toledo
Yachats
- 804 Trail
- Cape Perpetua Overlook
- Cape Perpetua Visitor Center
- Yachats Community Park & Wetlands / Yachats Commons Park
- Yachats State Recreation Area
Florence
- Exploding Whale Memorial Park
- Oregon Dunes Day Use Area
- Siltcoos Lagoon Loop
- Siuslaw Interpretive Center
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
- Horsfall Beach Dunes
- John Topits Park
- North Bend Boardwalk
- Coos Bay Boardwalk
- South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve
Bandon
Brookings
Scenic views
A postcard-worthy photograph is only a click away at the scenic viewpoints that dot the Oregon Coast along Highway 101. Many include paved accessible parking and sidewalks to include all visitors. Bring a picnic to enjoy while taking in the view, or stop for a quick selfie in one of the most beautiful places on earth. Here are a few accessible spots for stopping along the way:
Astoria / Warrenton
Seaside
Cannon Beach
Manzanita
Rockaway Beach
Bay City
Cape Meares
Lincoln City
- Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy
- Devil’s Lake State Recreation Area
- Roads End State Recreation Site
- Siletz Bay Park
- Siletz Bay Pier
Depoe Bay
Newport
- Agate Beach State Recreation Site
- Don & Ann Davis Park
- Nye Beach District
- Yaquina Bay State Recreation Site
- Yaquina Head Lighthouse
Toledo
Waldport
Yachats
- 804 Trail
- Cape Perpetua Overlook
- Cape Perpetua Visitor Center
- Cook’s Chasm: Thor’s Well and Spouting Horn
- Devil’s Churn
- Heceta Head Lighthouse
- Yachats State Recreation Area
Florence
- Exploding Whale Memorial Park
- Holman Vista Trail
- Oregon Dunes Day Use Area
- Siuslaw Interpretive Center
- Veteran’s Memorial Park
Coos Bay / North Bend / Charleston
- Bastendorff Beach
- Cape Arago State Park
- Coos Bay Boardwalk
- Horsfall Beach Dunes
- North Bend Boardwalk
- Shore Acres State Park
- Simpson Reef
- Sunset Bay State Park
Bandon
Port Orford
Samuel H. Boardman Scenic Corridor
Brookings
Videos
- The Accessible Oregon Coast: Inclusion
Oregon Coast Visitors Association + GLP Films, May 2025 - The Accessible Oregon Coast: Building Accessibility as a Community
Oregon Coast Visitors Association + GLP Films, May 2025 - The Accessible Oregon Coast: Stewardship and Conservation
Oregon Coast Visitors Association + GLP Films, May 2025 - Experience Astoria with Wheel the World
Wheel the World, May 2024 - Explore Tillamook Coast with Wheel the World
Wheel the World, June 2024
Travel Stories
- Accessible Getaways on the Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast Visitors Association, June 2025 - How to Plan an Accessible Trip to the Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast Visitors Association + GLP Films, June 2025 - Accessible Group Trips and Excursions on the Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast Visitors Association + GLP Films, June 2025 - How to Use a David’s Chair: A Traveler’s Guide
Oregon Coast Visitors Association + GLP Films, June 2025 - Accessible Travel on the Central Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast Visitors Association + GLP Films, June 2025 - Accessible Travel on the North Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast Visitors Association + GLP Films, June 2025 - Claudine Rehn of the Tillamook Estuaries Partnership
Oregon Coast Visitors Association + GLP Films, June 2025 - Accessible Trails
Travel Oregon, March 2025 - A New Way to Experience Oregon for Color-Blind Visitors
Travel Oregon, March 2025 - Seaside Oregon: Wheelchair Accessible Travel Guide
Wheel the World, November 2024 - Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Cannon Beach, Oregon
Wheel the World, November 2024 - Accessible and Inclusive Travel on the Oregon Coast
Travel Oregon, October 2024 - How to Spend 3 Accessible Days in Tillamook Coast, Oregon
Wheel the World, September 2024 - Exploring the Accessible Beauty of Tillamook Coast: A Travel Experience
Wheel the World, August 2024 - Wheelchair Accessible Guide to Tillamook Coast, Oregon
Wheel the World, June 2024 - Accessible Adventures on the Oregon Coast
Oregon Coast Visitors Association, June 2024 - Oregon’s Most Accessible Fishing Spots
Travel Oregon, March 2024 - Discover Accessible Restaurants, Hotel, and Activities in Depoe Bay, Oregon
Wheel the World, March 2024 - National Parks and their Accessibility Details in Yachats, Oregon
Wheel the World, February 2024 - Accessibility Details of Places to Stay when Visiting Yachats, Oregon
Wheel the World, February 2024 - Top 4 Accessible National Parks near Coos Bay, Oregon
Wheel the World, February 2024 - Coos Bay Accessibility Insights: Top 5 Accessible Restaurants
Wheel the World, February 2024 - Coos Bay Accessibility Insights: Where to Stay and What to Do
Wheel the World, February 2024 - Accessible Activities and Restaurants in Florence, Oregon
Wheel the World, February 2024 - Accessible Hotels in Florence, Oregon on the Coast
Wheel the World, February 2024 - Accessible Activities, Restaurants, and Beaches in Lincoln City, Oregon
Wheel the World, January 2024 - Where to stay in Lincoln City: 3 Accessible, Budget-Friendly Hotels with Roll-in Showers
Wheel the World, January 2024 - Accessible Guide to Waldport, Oregon (Hotels, Things to Do, Events & Restaurants)
Wheel the World, January 2024 - All-Terrain Wheelchairs on the Oregon Coast
Travel Oregon, December 2023 - Accessible Activities and Restaurants in Newport on the Oregon Coast
Wheel the World, December 2023 - 5 of the Best Accessible Hotels in Newport, Oregon
Wheel the World, December 2023 - Exploring Astoria in a Wheelchair: An Oregon Coast Town
Wheel the World, October 2023 - Accessible Guide to Astoria: Hotels, Activities, and Restaurants in this Charming Coastal Town
Wheel the World, October 2023 - Accessible Adventures for All
Travel Oregon, September 2023 - Accessible Adventures to the Oregon Dunes and Beyond
Travel Oregon, August 2023 - Accessible Southern Oregon Coast Travel
Oregon Coast Visitors Association, July 2023 - Slow Mobility on the Accessible Coast
Oregon Coast Visitors Association, April 2023 - Accessible Camping Adventures in Oregon
Travel Oregon, September 2023 - Outdoor Spaces Can Be Accessible Without ADA Trail Requirements
Wheel the World, February 2023 - Insider’s Guide to Accessible Adventures in Oregon
Travel Oregon, November 2022
Partner Organizations
- Adventures Without Limits – access to outdoor recreation
- Becoming Rentable – accessible short-term rentals
- David’s Chair – free all-terrain track chair rentals
- Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program – tools for travelers with hidden disabilities
- Kulture City – sensory accessibility for travelers
- United Access – accessible vehicle rentals
- Wheel the World – accessible travel information, booking, and trips
Restrooms
Transportation
Other Resources
- The Disabled Hiker’s Guide to Western Washington and Oregon: Outdoor Adventures Accessible by Car, Wheelchair, and on Foot by Syren Nagakyrie
- ODFW Guide to Accessible Outdoor Recreation
- Oregon Accessibility Travel Guide
- Oregon State Parks Accessibility Information
- U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Accessible Trails
- U.S. Forest Service Accessibility Information
Working to increase accessibility on the Oregon Coast
The Oregon Coast Visitors Association and coastal cities, organizations and destinations all along the coast are working to improve “travelability,” which simply means the ability for our accessibility community to travel on the coast.