Our first ever visit at Heceta Lighthouse was back in July 2016 and promised to be back to stay at…read moreB&B .. Here we are exactly 10 years later, we recently stayed overnight for our 29th year Wedding Anniversary at the Heceta Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast and it was an unforgettable experience! Weekend reservations usually have a two-night minimum requirement but was exempt on August 8th given that there was a Bridal Party staying for the entire weekend! We stayed in the Cape Cove Room, which is definitely on the cozier, smaller side, but beautifully appointed with historic charm, antique furniture, and a great view of the Cape Creek Bridge. It does feature a shared bathroom (standing tub only) but was an experience nonetheless! The hospitality was lovely. We did miss the "Wine & Cheese" social on the day of our arrival given that we visited friends in Brookings and took our time driving up the coast. Note to self: Make sure to arrive just in time for check- in so that you do not miss social afternoon which we heard from other guests was a wonderful way to learn about the history of the lightkeeper's cottage. We arrived just past 10pm, the parking was a bit tight for our truck (Tacoma) but the absolute highlight of the evening was taking a flashlight and walking up the path to sit right under the working lighthouse at night--watching the beams sweep across the dark ocean is something we will never forget (between 10:30p - 11:30p); Make sure to bring your own water, dinner or snacks since the inn is isolated, but they do have a great guest kitchen you can use. Unbeknownst to us, we were delighted with a 4-course breakfast the next morning. Every dish was uniquely prepared, family-style, using fresh herbs from their own garden. If you are looking for a unique, peaceful, and historic coastal getaway, we highly recommend booking a stay here!

I review restaurants with my OAT method:…read more Overall experience - My husband and I stayed here the first night on our honeymoon. The history, views, and food are worthwhile. It is a beautiful place to stay! Appearance - We stayed in the Queen Anne room, which we were told is the most romantic! Our bedroom did not have a bathroom, due to how old the place is. We did know this going in, but it was still worth it because the bathtub was wonderful and we were the only ones using it that night. Taste - The 7 course breakfast was everything you would hope and dream a 7 course breakfast would be and BETTER!! The chef really curated each plate with intention alternating between savory and sweet dishes. I would recommend just staying the night so you get to enjoy the breakfast!

This is a fantastic property located on the beach 1.5 miles south of Waldport, Oregon. The cabins…read moreare old (they've been around since the 1938) and the interiors are dated (they've been around since.. oh, the 1970s). The reasonable prices reflect the agedness of the property, but not the amenities, the view/location, or the friendly helpfulness of the front desk, so it's quite a value. Here's a write-up from an Oregonian traveller from 2007 giving more background: http://blog.oregonlive.com/terryrichard/2007/07/i_wasnt_going_to_get_stumped_b.html The most popular rooms are #11 and #1. Both are large (900-1000 sq ft) one-bedroom units with perfect views of the ocean. They both have full-sized kitchens, bathrooms, and living rooms with wood-burning stoves and cable television. Most people like #11 better because it's closest to the water and has an unrestricted view; we ended up liking #1 better because it has a better laid-out kitchen and is generally more comfortable.

Beautiful remodeling has been done. Love the new soaking bathtubs and the hot tub but wished it had…read moresteps and a dishwasher in #5 would have been nice.

The absolute cleanest rooms we ever stayed in. Great staffing, we had a wonderful stay !read more

On the website this hotel said it is got Disability access nowhere did it indicate that they had no…read moreelevator and you had to go 15 stairs to get into a room but to room for my sister-in-law she's in a wheelchair they got there she had been put on the 2nd floor absolutely no way to get in we asked for a refund and the front desk person claimed that they had successfully checked in and had gone and checked the room they never successfully checked in they never accepted a key to the room he tried to claim that they went into the room and therefore he could not rent it out We tried getting a refund through where we booked it they were denied also the guy at the front desk is a liar and then try to put it back on us saying if we wanted we'll chair accessible room we should have called them 1st I will never recommend this to anybody we ask for copies of the hotel security footage and the card access to the room as proof because he stated they've gone into the room instead he just denied the refund to the booking company I will never deal with somebody who is a liar and I will never recommend this hotel to anybody we found a much better hotel With truly wheelchair accessible rooms.

This is a spot that I frequent often. It has been a wonderful landing place for me while I have…read morebeen moving through heavy personal, inner work. I discovered it back when it was Deane's Oceanfront Lodge well over a decade ago & once I moved back to Oregon (& after ownership changed), I have stayed here as a place to anchor, rejuvenate & re-center at least 4 times over the past 2+ years. It is not a fancy spa, resort or high end anything. What it is is a quiet, calming, safe & cozy personal retreat that is a 3 minute walk to the shoreline of the pacific ocean. The staff are warm, down to earth & accommodating people. They also serve coffee, tea, donuts & fruit in the lobby every morning. I always leave feeling like I stayed just long enough with a deep sense of looking forward to a return because it always "hits the spot". For me, it is a rare gem along the Oregon coast. It may be a little "rough around the edges", but it's the perfect coastal cocoon when you're looking for a few days of respite from ordinary life. It has been an integral part of my personal process & I am grateful

There's nothing fancy here but if you want an economical, clean, dog-friendly stay right on the…read morebeach, this is your place. The room was clean, the bathroom renovated and bright, the little kitchen unit was charming. The best things are the outside - through the back door, there's a covered area as big as the room with a picnic table and Adirondack chairs and beyond that is a big grassy area with charcoal grills and seating and a fire pit. Then the stairs to the beach.

We stayed here for my birthday and had a magnificent time! The amenities are endless. This place…read moreis definitely off the hook! The views from the deck are amazing, as we had a couple of beautiful sunsets. I would recommend this place to anyone wanting to stay on the Oregon Coast. It is close to so many attractions and equally as fun just to stay and hang out at the house. The hot tub was such a relaxing way to enjoy the morning coffee and the evening sunsets. Although there are neighbors, it feels so secluded with the trees and bushes that surround the house. We plan to book this house again in the near future!

This was a lot of fun! Newly opened, so they've planted a lot of landscaping that will be really…read morenice when it grows in. No hokey windmills, tunnels, etc -- just nice challenging putting greens. The wood-fired pizza (pizza dough from Pacific Sourdough Bakery) at The Captain's Crust (on the property) was delicious. Clean restrooms. And you can see they're planning sitting areas, fire circle, etc. All-in-all, well worth the $15 to play. Took about an hour for the two of us.

We played today at the Bonsai Course.its a 18 hole putting greens. Almost as challenging as a…read moregolf course. You need to read the greens. Fun time. Great concept.

This cozy little inn is absolutely wonderful. My girlfriend and I were driving down the Oregon…read moreCoast Highway when we unfortunately got a flat tire. With no cell service we walked up the road to the nearest house which happened to be the Ocean Haven Inn. The couple that owns this place are some of the most generous people we ever could've come across. They allowed us to use they're wifi in order to call Triple A for a tow truck and on top of that, allowed us to sit on their wonderful deck that overlooks the Pacific Ocean while we waited. They constantly checked on us to make sure everything was ok and they offered us everything from water, to these delicious little chocolate bars. We didn't get to sample the rooms, but the owners were so kind hearted that I'm sure staying here would've been very lovely. Thanks again for all of the hospitality! Next time we drive through we'll have to make it a point to stay here!

Fantastic location overlooking the ocean. Big windows for the view and stairs for the descent to…read morethe lovely beach.

Just got back from our coastal roadtrip. We enjoyed our stay in Cape Perpetua campground. I'd done…read moremy homework looking for a good spot on the coast and I chose wisely! The campground is essentially one road in with the camping area lining the right side. The tent only spots are first come first serve and are definitely the choicest. Because we were traveling from Utah I wanted to make sure we would have a guaranteed site so I reserved an RV spot. It was in the grass right next to the road, not secluded like the tent only sites. The campers next to us had switched sites when the arrived but we got in late at night and didn't want to re-set up camp the next day. But, there weren't that many sites total and we were towards the end of the road so noise wasn't a problem, in fact it was VERY quiet. The only thing I missed was showers but the camp host told us we could go 9 miles down the road to Washburne Campground and shower there for $2. The campground is close to some awesome sights! We were fortunate to be there at super-low tide and had fun clamming with the locals early in the morning. The tide pools were spectacular! We saw anemone, urchins, starfish, all sorts of shellfish, crabs and jellyfish. We got up close to Thor's Well and were mesmerized by the tide moving in to Devil's Churn. The rangers at the visitors center were nice and helpful. My husband thought the Sea Lion Cave sounded cool so we went down there to check it out. Yes, it was impressive but, in my opinion, not worth the $14 per person admission. The only thing that redeemed it was that there happened to be 4 gray whales hanging out just south of the lookout and we watched them for 2 hours! We only spent about 10 minutes looking at the sea cave. I had fun checking out the flea market shops in Waldport- if you like this sort of thing, you'll have a ball! Great vintage stuff, I dragged my husband through the store for over an hour.

I was pleasantly surprised by this campground. Some of the sites are super private, which was…read moregreat. The bathrooms were nice and clean and the grounds well kept. There are no showers, so be aware. They have such nice, large bathrooms, that they could add a shower stall without any issues. We have a small (21 foot) Travel Trailer that fit in our spot nicely. No hookups so we used our generator. The stream was running fairly strong (May) and it really kept all the road noise away. I will definitely go here again.