Nice memories from a year ago at Canon Beach on fat tire and beach cruiser bikes. The prices were…read morereasonable, the views are priceless.

15/10 fun. A MUST do for Canon beach. Definitely do the three wheels! So much fun…read more Easy to ride and a lot of fun. Biking upwind was a little harder but then we flew back with ease. Nice staff. Try and go at low tide if you can.

Needed to dig a dozen fence post holes and after trying my manual post hole digger, I knew there…read moremust be a better way! I yelped equipment rental and got hooked up with a one man power auger that will make the new fence job a lot easier! Reserved by phone for the weekend and am no longer dreading the project! Thanks ERS!

Exceptional friendly service beyond any thing I could ever imagine from this family owned business…read more Laura and Sarah are each helpful over the phone and in person. I had difficulty picking a Yelp category for this business as they are a tool and equipment rental but also do camping, clamming, party and baby supplies. "You can't take a gun on the airplane" I just hate it when people tell me what I can't do. "but it's not a gun, it's a CLAM gun" a clam tube, a clam rifle, or sucker. A clam gun is about two and a half feet long and will not fit in a carry on suit case, nor will it fit in the overhead compartment nor under a seat. Besides I didn't own a clam gun and the cost to purchase one on ebay or Amazon.com is around $50 and I needed two. The cost to check a bag on the flight is $25. So it was beginning to look like a very expensive Zen clamming trip. Ever since I saw the Youtube video, Monster clams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBxERHMUwrA I've wanted to try clamming on Klipsan Beach in Washington. I had booked the flight, booked the condo, and even signed up for the clam digging "lesson". But every one I talked to in Long Beach, Washington told me there was NO ONE who rented clam guns so even if I purchased two up there I would have to leave them behind. After much searching, I did find a web site for All Rents (they say they are updating the website). http://allrentsinc.webs.com/ Laura was very helpful on the phone and said yes, they did rent clam guns. I reserved two guns for the weekend we needed and slept much better knowing I had all my ducks in a row for a great weekend. When we went to pick up the diggers we were reminded that we needed to purchase shellfish licenses, which we did in Washington. The cost...for the two diggers $14. The memories...Priceless.

The service here was amazing and quick! Small shop with amazing milkshakes and goodies along with…read morecool surf gear! B-fast burrito was so good and I got an Oreo shake with espresso and it was life altering. I still think about it to this day 10/10

The people here are really nice. We've picked up coffee here a couple of times, but here's what I…read morelove. You can get coffee, food, rent beach equipment, buy sweatshirts and souvenirs, and they offer print and copy services. And they cater!!! What's not to like! They are good people. Support the locals!

We rented two bikes for our boys for a week and the price was incredibly reasonable. The owner…read morecould not have been nicer. He not only helped us load the bikes in our SUV but when we had trouble fitting them, he removed the handlebars for us and gave us a tool to borrow to get them back on. The bikes worked great and the boys had a blast tooling through Cannon Beach! Though I wish they were open a little earlier and a little later, everything about our experience with them was fantastic!

My dog stroller had a flat caused by a hole in the tube. The owner had it fixed in 5 minutes,…read morechecked the air in all tires and unloaded and loaded it back into my car.He and his family were friendly as well! So thankful ge was able to fix it so we can enjoy the rest of our day. Highly recommend this business!

Had a great time biking on the beach. Bought some firewood as well and a boogie board. While…read morefamily had a wonderful day. Was even able to pick up a towel due to forgetting ours. Will definitely be back. Reasonable prices and good location.

Forgot to post this review back when we rented bikes last July. It's not really "bike on the beach"…read moreweather in November, but if you are in Neskowin in summer, you can entertain a whole passel of people by renting fat-tire bikes at this place! I had never peddled a bike on the beach before; it was a great workout and really fun. Tuckered out the youngsters, which is always a positive thing. Friendly proprietor and a fine price.

I took a stand-up paddleboard class for beginners through Alder Creek Kayak and Canoe, and it was a…read moregreat experience. The instructor, Grayson, did a fantastic job modeling techniques and answering questions as the class progressed. One of my main concerns was getting back on board after falling off. This was one of the first things that was addressed and we were shown a couple different ways to do it. There was one person who struggled a little bit, but Grayson was quick to help and offer alternative options. This class was an excellent value for the money, and it has made me feel confident joining my friends on their paddling adventures.

So happy to have discovered Alder Creek Kayak&Canoe via the Eddyline website. I've had my current…read morekayak for over 10 years. I'm well adjusted to this kayak but it sure needed to be upgraded. I was extremely happy to have found a place where I can physically test out the kayak before purchasing! Wow!! Not enough good things to say about this shop and the quality customer service. So happy to have had my first big kayak purchase through them.

I found Cleanline Surf Shop while looking for various light 3/2 wetsuits I could actually try on. I…read morecalled and spoke with Kat who was very helpful as she got me started. I went to Seaside the next weekend and met Kat and Josh. They were very friendly and Josh was amazing in sizing me up (I think Josh has done this once or twice) for the right fit and suit for me as a windsurfer. They had to pull a rabbit, or perhaps 2, out of a hat to get these O'Neils to the store but it all worked out with a lot of help from other Cleanline folks that made it happen. The O'Neil Heat was a perfect fit for me and feels great! I can see why this store has been serving folks on the Oregon coast for 46 years.................well done!

Anytime I come to Cleanline I know I am going to be met with awesome service, great prices and…read moreselection! Josh and Sammy are super awesome and helpful! They have great deals on clothes, surf gear, accessories and they will always go above and beyond to help you get set up with what you need! They are also have good prices for rental packages if you are just in town visiting or looking to try out surfing!

My family of 5 had a 3 hour lesson with NW Women's Surf Camp and a 1 hour follow up lesson the next…read moreday in the water. I can't say enough about Lexie and Aiden. They did a great job explaining safety at the Oregon Coast in the beginning of the lesson that put my mind a bit more at ease for my three kids. They also taught them about rip tides and conditions to make a great surf day. They were able to get all 5 of us up repetitively in the water and helped give tips of how to advance to the next level. They were just lovely people and caring teachers. I would recommend NW Women's Surf Camp without hesitation and plan to use them again in the future!!!

Somehow, I decided that surfing might be a really fun thing to try before I croak, and I set my…read moregoals to give it a shot before I turned 50. I had heard nothing but wonderful things about NWWSC, and as I was seeking a safe, women-centered program, I decided to sign up with Lexie for a weekend camp with NWWSC. After meeting up with Lexie and Dennis at a reasonable time Sat. morning, and making sure we all had the correct gear, we made our way to our surf spot, a gorgeous Shangri-la of a beach, south of Seaside. We started off our lesson at an overlook by learning how to read the waves, what to look for when picking out your spot, and how to best time your session. Once we were on the beach, we continued covering all the essentials that would make for a safe first experience in the waves. I loved the pre-surf yoga she led us through, something I had never done on the beach, and a much needed warm-up to help us become more flexible and avoid injury. Once we had practiced some dry-runs of the essential 'pop-up', we were ready to head out to the water. I felt well-prepared and gave it my all, but I had some difficulty figuring out whether I was regular foot or goofy, and spent too much time on Saturday sorting it out. I was a bit discouraged as I watched the other women in our group sail past me, but I wasn't going to give up, and neither was Lexie. With her glowing positive attitude and encouraging personalized direction, she gently continued to push me a little farther. On the second day, when I finally stood up for my first wave, we both howled out loudly in unison! My first experience with Lexie at NWWSC was 2 yrs. ago. Since then, I've bought my first board, sought out and enjoyed surf spots all along the PNW coast, and treated myself to a vacation of warm water surfing in Hawaii. Me and my three closest surfer-girl buddies (all who have trained with Lexie) enjoyed an epic private coaching session with her last year, where she continued to push us and brought us to the 'outside'. When my daughter is ready, I will be eager to sign us up for a mother-daughter session with Lexie, as I know she will provide the kind, empowering mentorship my girl will need to ignite her stoke. After my first surf camp weekend, life has never been the same. I surfed all last weekend, will surf with my honey to celebrate our anniversary this weekend, and can't wait for another surfer-girl getaway in just a couple of weeks! I am eternally grateful for Lexie and NWWSC for giving me that initial stoke and all the essentials to safely enter the sport, and for all the fun, challenge, and excitement surfing has brought to my life.

I rented 35 white chairs for my husband's Celebration of Life. The chairs were folded and stacked…read morewhen we picked them up. When we unfolded the chairs to set up for our event I realized the chairs were filthy dirty and unsanitary. They had dirt spots, coffee spots, stains on the padded seats and chair backs. One chair even had a piece of lettuce and tomato stuck in the crack of the seat. I had to pay my event staff to clean and wipe down every chair. I have called all week to speak with the Manager at Botten's to alert them of a this issue of lack of quality control on their part. No one has returned my call. Beware if you rent from Botten's Rentals you are getting filthy unsanitary chairs at a cost of $3.95 each and you will have to do their job of cleaning Botten's products.

I hate writing negative reviews but this update comes after really long and disappointing attempts…read moreto rent equipment from Botten's, and a few attempts to resolve the problem without receiving a call back after leaving a message with Botten's and after repeated calls and not being able to reach someone with the authority to actually do anything about the problem. We've rented from Botten's in past years and have given them referrals and good reviews, but this is not THAT Botten's. The Botten's we encountered this year is completely disorganized and the staff is unhelpful, incompetent and just doesn't seem to care. We rented a scissor-lift on a trailer which Botten's hitched to our truck and showed us "what we needed to know" to use it. When we got the lift to the site, it would not start. Totally dead. We never got it off the trailer. When we returned it they gave us a refund but also accused us of bending some piece of metal - not possible, since we never got it off the trailer. And the guy who unhitched the trailer (same guy who hitched it and gave us the "how to's" when we picked it up), apologized and said there was a propane switch that he forgot to turn on and "we wouldn't have known about it." I was upset about the wasted time, the accusation of damage and that we hired a painter for the day at significant expense and no painting was done. We decided to give Botten's another chance - even though they did not communicate with us we thought it was just one bad experience and we were going to let it go. Fast forward a month, we reserved the scissor-lift again, hired the painter again, and took the time to drive back to Botten's in the truck again only to find out that Botten's had no trailer for the lift. The guy at the desk was cussing some other guy about not knowing "how to manage trailers." So, our reservation meant nothing and again no painting was done and no one from Botten's reached out to us. I am writing this review to save you the same trouble - I am certain that our business, our time and our expense meant absolutely nothing to them. At this point, we've rented the lift elsewhere at a cheaper rate without any hassles and the cost for driving a few more miles was well worth it to deal with true professionals. If I could give this 2025 Botten's ZERO STARS, I would.

I have not yet been to this surf shop. but I'm going to buy another wetsuit and other gear that…read moremorning. i know what it's like to be a business owner and be subject governing regulations whether they make sense or not. this is a great shop despite anything non surfing related you might on this review site. Some people think the world revolves around them

I grew up in Tillamook County, so I don't take leaving a review like this about a local business…read morelightly. But what happened with my sister at Moment Surf Company today really bothered me. My sister is paralyzed from the waist down and uses a wheelchair. When we arrived, a rolling clothing rack was sitting on the ramp that provides wheelchair access to the store. With the rack there, she physically could not get inside. I had to move it so she could enter. As soon as I walked in, I told the employees that I had moved the rack and explained why. Jeff, the owner, was standing at the counter during this conversation, and we made direct eye contact while I explained what had happened. He did not acknowledge the issue, apologize, or make any effort to ensure the accessible entrance remained clear. What happened next is the part I find hardest to excuse. When we left, we got into her car and looked back at the storefront. The clothing rack was already back in the same place on the ramp. I could completely understand someone putting a rack there without realizing what they were blocking. Mistakes happen. But once the owner and employees of a business have been specifically told that their merchandise is preventing a wheelchair user from entering the store, it is no longer an oversight. After we left, I started looking through older photographs of the storefront. I found Google photos dating back as far as 10 years, along with photos posted by Moment Surf Company itself, repeatedly showing a clothing rack in this same area of the accessible entrance. The photos make one thing clear: using this area for merchandise displays is not something that started today. Moment Surf Company has been operating here since 2010. After more than 16 years in business, I think it is entirely reasonable to expect the owner of a retail business open to the public to understand that providing an accessible route also means keeping it accessible. This is not simply my opinion about what a business should do. Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to businesses open to the public and requires accessible features to be maintained in usable condition. U.S. Department of Justice guidance on 28 C.F.R. § 36.211 explains that accessible routes must remain usable and free from obstructions. What makes this even more frustrating is how easy the problem is to fix. There is open space to the left of the entrance where the rack could be placed without interfering with wheelchair access. There is simply no reason to use the accessible route as retail display space. My sister has been surfing for years. I'm including a photo of her surfing because perhaps some people simply never stop to consider that wheelchair users surf too. But she should not have to be a surfer for any of this to matter. Had I not been with her today, she would not have been able to enter the store on her own. A wheelchair user should not need another person with them to move a business's merchandise out of the way just to get through the front door. I genuinely hope Moment takes this seriously and permanently changes this practice. The solution could not be simpler: keep the accessible route clear so the next person using a wheelchair can enter the store just like everyone else.