I have to give a huge shout out to Tree to tree Adventure Park in Oregon! My family loves this zip…read morelining/ropes course and it's the highlight of their vacation every summer! This summer I accidentally booked our reservation for the wrong location! I called the location in Oregon and they offered to change our reservation to Idaho, give us credit for another time, or fully refund the trip! We are so grateful for their generosity and we can't wait to visit again next summer!!!

Even on a drizzly day, it was amazing! The staff was wonderful, very knowledgeable, patient and…read morepresent throughout the park. The challenge courses varied and were super fun. There are levels for everyone and what they are comfortable with, especially if you're looking for something challenging! If you are waiting, there's a fire pit with chairs and a picnic area. It's a really great place to visit.

Still a great spot. Lots of oyster shells on the beach. The parking lot seems to always be full on…read moresummer weekends, so if you want easier parking, come on a weekday or off season. Beware of the wooden restroom in the parking lot--the metal lock is extremely difficult to unlatch. I almost got stuck in there! I recommend you test it out before you lock the door to see if you have the strength to unlatch it.

Stumbled across this quaint little spot driving south after visiting Cannon Beach and I have to say…read moreit's a great place to spend some time! There is parking right at the beach access with a restroom (though from reading it's not always open) and if you're looking for a less crowded option on the coast, you should give this a visit. Some interesting seascapes to take in and a small waterfall (Hug Point Falls) to discover as well.

Fun place! We played mini golf and rode the go carts. Easy parking and very clean. Our family had a…read moregreat time! The young women at the ticket booth was very kind and helpful. We ordered some popcorn and she made us a fresh batch! The employees at the go carts had great energy and gave clear instructions. They made sure everyone was safe! We will definitely come back.

The mini golf course was the worst I've ever played. Nearly every hole was just a straight shot,…read morewith one loop and one pyramid. For what it offered, it was way overpriced at $12 per person. The only reason I rate this 2 stars is that the person who sold the tickets was very pleasant and friendly.

This is a really neat place. First, the town of Oceanside is so neat to see - right along the…read moreocean with mountains that climb right from the shore dotted with houses up the sides. Approaching the town from the road, it just looks really cool. And the beach itself is nice and expansive. We actually came to see the tunnel, which goes through a mountain to a small beach on the other side, which was rockier than the first beach. Just a really cool place and I'm sure we'll be back again.

This is such a beautiful beach, the rock formations are stunning. There is also a tunnel from one…read moreside of the beach to the other, through a mountain. Be sure to check it out! It can be a bit rough and dark, so be cautious and aware of your surroundings as there are low hanging walls. I will be back as many times as I can fit into my trip because this is such a gorgeous landscape. I also found a sharks tooth and a geode at this beach!

Great park and beach. Not an easy access and not for disabled folk! The trail to the beach is not…read moregentle.

We stopped here on the way from driving from Seaside to Tillamook. We had intended to drive to…read moreLincoln city but never made it that far. Anyway, we stopped at the park which is quick turnout with parking, then a short walk to the beach. Parking is free but the lot small. The beach and views from it are spectacular. I envy the people who live close by the park or on the Oregon coast in general. They are lucky people because the Oregon coast is among the most beautiful in the world. Arcadia beach and Ecola State park (a few minutes north of Arcadia) are absolutely must-see when driving Pacific coast highway 101.

Easy access beach right from the main road. You can't miss it. It's not right next to the famous…read moreHaystack Rock but there are other rocks just as worthy of your love, lol, and you CAN walk down to Haystack from this beach as well - which one plus is this beach has parking whereas getting parking nearer to Haystack is a challenge. One con is the parking costs. (Having lived in Hawaii where beaches are always free, paying for parking grates on me - I'm looking at you Hanauma).

This is an absolute must place for your Oregon trip…read more This place is so peaceful, calming, birds flying, people and kite watching, a nice place to sit and just listen to the waves. A wonderful park.

A group of six of us ranging in age from 3-74 with various paddling experience, Josh, handled us…read morewith skill and knowledge of the area. Nehalem Bay is an easy entry level with enough wildlife to keep the "oohs" a coming. Harbor Seals, Bald Eagles, Cranes, and several other birds (I can't remember their names-oops) What a great way to spend a morning. In fact, it was the highlight of the entire trip. We all agreed we should've booked more trips for the week. Guess we'll just have to visit again. Not that Josh isn't absolutely charming all on his own, but bringing his wiener dog along, made us all have hearts in our eyes. Great Job in helping us create some fantastic memories.

They finally credited our account, so we are good with the company. They said the guide was new to…read morethe company and is no longer with them.

Where do we even start? Camp Cedar Ridge was everything we dreamed of for our wedding venue and…read moreMORE. The location is stunning and magical, the ceremony and reception sites are perfection. Kasey was incredible to work with from day one. She answered our many questions graciously and patiently. And when our day of coordinator flaked the night before our wedding, Kasey stepped up and helped however she could. My wife and I will forever be singing her praises. We stayed in the loft with our bridal party the night before the wedding and we were very comfortable. The bridal party stayed in the house the night of the wedding and it was fantastic! A group of 20 of us enjoyed multiple delicious meals that the staff prepared for us throughout our stay. The day after the wedding, we enjoyed a delicious brunch-- complete with on theme decorations. If you do this option, request their waffles and cinnamon rolls. So yummy! After brunch, we braved the 300 foot slip n slide. If you're on the fence, just do it! It is wildly fun and such a once in a lifetime way to wrap up a wedding weekend. There was so much stress leading up to our wedding but I can say confidently that NONE of that was because of Camp Cedar Ridge. Their motto is Discover the Good and they are GOOD at what they do. Kasey and all CCR staff ensured our wedding weekend was perfect. And wow, it was. We will be so grateful forever.

I recently attended an amazing retreat at Camp Cedar Ridge. Not only was the retreat itself…read morefantastic, but it was also really enhanced by being held at Cedar Ridge. Although the location is gorgeous: it's right on a beautiful river, there's tons of natural beauty and scenic views of the Coast range mountains, I was MOST impressed by the friendliness of the staff and the quality of the food, which was absolutely scrumptious at every meal and did the best job accommodating the dietary needs of EVERYONE in attendance. Absolutely will attend other retreats here in the future!

I am a history nut and especially love anything that encompasses the events involving Lewis and…read moreClark and the Voyage of Discovery. Amazing band of humanity that literally opened the door for the expansion of what was a nation in its infancy. This spot is a pretty quick visit that is away from the commercial madness. Take some time to check it out. Also look for the summer reenactments of the time spent here. https://www.nps.gov/lewi/planyourvisit/saltworks.htm

Totally underwhelming. Bunch of rocks surrounded by a metal gate on an ordinary suburban street…read moreamong suburban houses, but hey there's a plaque which I guess makes it historical? Bah. Not worth the trip.

What an amazing coastal town with a handful of cute little shops and restaurants. Got to see the…read morefamous haystack rock which was amazing to see in person. I was able to walk up pretty close to it, and if I wanted to, go even further into the beach next to the rock. There were a handful of people looking around and exploring, enjoying the views and the water. I highly recommend coming here. Your heart will be filled and relaxed and calm.

With being the location for the popular Haystack Rock, you'd think this beach would be so crowded,…read morebut it is pleasantly not. On top of that, Canon Beach is so easily accessible. There are tons of access points to the beach, but the easiest is to park in the Haystack Public Parking lot and walk across the street, past the public bathrooms and homes, and you're immediately in front of Haystack Rock. Besides Haystack Rock, Canon Beach itself was kinda boring to me though. The long stretch was rockless and smooth, just sand and ocean horizon. My preference is to see more boulders and rocks to keep things interesting. This beach is excellent for runners, though, because of the smooth sand and long stretch. There were a lot of people clustered around Haystack Rock, but less dense further on. If you're looking for seashells, there are none. The sand is super smooth all the way. It is a nice beach but not too many people hang out here, which is great if you're local. For the most part, we saw people come to see the Rock and then leave.