Best dune tour in Florence!!! The owners are great the equipment is new and well maintained!! You…read moreget to drive your own side by side while a PRO gives you a tour or this wonder of the world. The only way to go in a dangerous landscape like the #Florence dunes. I'm here on holidays from Canada and have been here several times before and other companies here try to add additional charges for "breaking" their glued together equipment that does out in the dunes leaving you stranded. These guys take you on a professional tour and their business ethics are 5star!! Thank you for the great memories!!

Give this place a shot! He has moved into town and is easier to find now! So much fun in 2 seater…read morelead by owner over steep hills, riding the edge of sand bowls, thru some trails out to ocean and back! Well worth the $ with personalized service....excellent time!

I played here with my buddy Matt yesterday. I absolutely loved it. Gorgeous course, weather, it was…read moreall perfect. Neither of us had played here previously. We set our tee time for 3pm. Walked in, paid for everything, which included a golf cart. It was $48 for 18 holes per person. Which seems fairly expensive. But definitely worth it. Once I played, I wasn't complaining. They do take walk-ins and setting up a tee time isn't required. But they can get pretty busy some days, so I think it's easier to call ahead and set up a time. The woman working, I didn't catch her name, was super helpful. Told us about the course, sand being on some of the cart paths and how to deal with it. If we got lost or stuck, just call and she'd come help. The course itself is beautiful. Long, and narrow, with some interesting obstacles to make it through. It's normally pretty windy, but we lucked out and had a mild day of weather with just a breeze. There's lots of trees and sand to make it through. One hole had sprinklers going off, and I hit it right in the middle of them. So I was soaked before I made it through. It's easy to have balls get lost with all the trees and sand. The other customers were all very kind and helpful too. Some wanted to play through ahead of us, some offered to let us go ahead, and one stopped to chat about the weather. They were all very kind and understanding/accommodating. Would I return? Absolutely. I had nothing but a pleasant experience. It was a beautiful setting, customer service was excellent, and it was fun. Review 94 of 2017.

This is a nice course. A little bit pricey though. Although if you hit into the rough you're likely…read moreto lose your ball because of the length of the grass!

The owner Kirby and his wife Marge are very nice. They own the marina and the RV park and are…read moresuper friendly and have superb customer service. You can rent boats here and go salmon fishing. They have hot coffee in the marina store and will cheer you on as you catch fish! We caught an 11lb salmon and it was delicious!

No refunds on cancellations and you must may the entire amount up front. The cancellation policy on…read morethe receipt says "Service changes may apply". I was given a credit that I have one year to book. Beware!

Many waterfalls and swimming holes along this amazing and shaded trail…read more Love mossy rocks? How about lush ferns? How do you feel about cascading water? Do you enjoy dipping your feet into cold water on a hot summer day? Or how about swimming among giant redwood trees? If any of this sounds appealing you need to visit Sweet Creek Falls. We came in the middle of summer and it was the perfect way to spend an afternoon hiking, meditating, and swimming. There are 11 waterfalls ranging in size and close to 2.5 miles all together of shaded trails to explore, rustic bridges included. This was definitely one of the highlights of our trip to Oregon last summer. Know before you go: Parking lots at each trailhead. Super stinky bathroom located only at Homestead Trailhead. Dog friendly. And most importantly FREE! *Don't be surprised to see topless women swimming. We all have breasts and it's a beautiful thing to be free especially in a place like this. If this bothers you just look away. *Don't use Yelp directions as they'll take you to the wrong place. Use Google instead. I've reported this several times but like nearly everything I report Yelp ignores it. And Happy Earth Day! If you haven't discovered what nature can do for your soul I highly recommend getting away from the daily grind, turning your phone off, and just enjoying what places like this can do for you. It's truly magical.

Awesome trail with multiple waterfalls. Trails were nice and clear of debris and branches. A few…read morespots with bigger rocks, roots, and water. Gorgeous scenery! There are so many photo opportunities. Many different bridges along the trail allow you to walk over the water. There is a part of the trail where you have to walk through a small stream. I wasn't wearing the proper gear and didn't want wet shoes and socks, so we headed back at that point and headed towards the upper parking lot. The upper trail still had snow on the ground, and the parking area was pretty soggy. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our time here. We would love to come back again during a drier season. Highly recommend!

Camp Baker is one of, if not the, best BSA Camps in the Pacific Northwest. I have staffed at these…read moregrounds for the entirety of my life, I do not recollect a time when I was not at camp. The staff knows what it means to be the living, breathing example of the BSA. The camp provides a wide array of merit badges from Climbing to Rifle Shooting to Space Exploration. The waterfront is always a splash to visit in the afternoon and learn how to boat in the lake. Camp-wide games are offered on Fridays to compete with other patrols around camp. The Dining Hall at mealtime always has food for every person. Allergy, intolerance, and religion are no match for the camp cook crew to make amazing meals for all ages to enjoy. In between meals and merit badges, the Trading Post has snacks for purchase and pretty good options. Summer camp has been proven that first-year scouts who attend, are 50% more likely to stay in scouts later on. Camp Baker is the best camp for first-year scouts or older scouts returning to Camp Baker again.

DO NOT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE…read more I will not be returning back! prices are absolutely outrageous, water quality is disgusting, poor management, not to mention my kid was sent home with lice! All the kids suffered from very poor hygiene, due to the horrendous condition of the showers and bathrooms. The staff has no idea what it's doing, merit badges are hardly accessible. Everything including the cabins , waterfront, mess hall and showers are in horrific condition. And don't even get me started on the clearly not edible food! Yes the taste was disgusting, but on multiple accounts there was reports of hair in the food, no wonder everyone was getting sick! Save yourself the time, money and HOSPITAL TRIPS, by avoiding this camp at all costs!

Fun starts in the sand!…read more What an effing fun place to go dune buggy riding! They don't take reservations, but I highly recommend that you get there as early as possible. Park, head inside to buy your tickets, then write your name on the board outside near the waiting area. The guys will pull up in the buggy's, you'll climb on in, and away you go! 45/60 mins of twists, turns, and flying through the sand dunes along the beach. It doesn't get any better than this! Taking pictures is close to impossible, and you'll want to live in the moment. Wear clothes and shoes that you're comfy in. On rainy days, make sure you wear something that you don't mind getting slightly dirty. Did I mention how fun this is?? If YKYK. If you don't, this should be a must try. Just do it!

Had an amazing time with the 30 min ride on their 7-person buggy. Totally worth the $40…read more Our driver, Mike, was veeery experienced. For first timers, I think it's a good idea to ride with them before renting a mobile and doing it yourself. Super exciting ride with fast turns. Not something I'd have been able to do myself. Thank you for a memorable experience!

Excellent experience. The owner and staff are extremely helpful and patient with all of us first…read moretimers. I highly recommend them and will definitely be coming back!! A great time for all!!! Brian

If you are looking for affordable, reliable, and kind people to rent ATV's from, look no further…read more This family owned business is small but that doesn't stop them from providing a huge service. Their ATV's were clean and functional and they drove them to the beach for us which was a huge plus! When they went over the waivers and what our day would include they were detail oriented and thorough to make sure we would stay safe and prepared for any terrain! They were quick and efficient with our check in to get us out on the dunes as quick as possible. I also mentioned that I was a returning customer and It was my birthday and the gentleman helping us told us he could offer us an extra hour on our ride! We knew they were nice reliable people when we started getting low on gas a little over 2 hours in and they met us to refuel and continue our adventure! It even rained the last hour of our 3 hour ride and we still had the best time ever. We will be returning to this business for the kind employees and great adventure of ATV riding.

This botanical garden has become a traditional stop while traveling along highway 101. It's a…read moreperfect place to get out and stretch your legs or use the facilities. The walk to the Cobra Lilies, aka Pitcher Plants isn't long at all, maybe a quarter mile round trip. It's a beautiful walk through trees to a boardwalk through the Darlingtonia garden. We've never been when they're in bloom, but they are definitely something interesting to see any time of year. I would highly recommend!

If you are headed to Honeyman or Heceta, this reserve is just one minute off the side of Highway…read more101 between those two parks. Darlingtonia is the only Oregon State Park dedicated to protecting one single species: the Darlingtonia. The only plant in this species is the Cobra Lily, which is the only pitcher plant native to Oregon. (In other words, this state park exists to protect the cobra lilies that grow here.) The reserve is small, but definitely worth checking out. A short accessible boardwalk crosses a bog filled with several hundred, if not a few thousand, cobra lilies. The 'pitcher' part of the plant, which is the part that resembles a cobra, is visible year round. In spring, it puts up yellow and purple flowers. Many of these flowers dry in place, and are still somewhat visible in winter. Even without the flowers in bloom, the pitchers themselves are neat and pretty to look at. There is no fee to visit Darlingtonia. The small parking area only has room for about ten cars or so, but it takes less than fifteen minutes to walk through.