We spent three nights here this month and definitely will be back. Jennifer, the proprietor, truly…read moregoes out of her way to make your meals and your stay as terrific as possible. Read this review, however. It's not a 5 star hotel - so know what you're getting when you reserve. As far as the cabins, they are well decorated with plenty of sleeping area. No "living room" as both rooms are made up as bedrooms. But some have a full kitchen, others a microwave and fridge. Each has a balcony out front to enjoy the scenery. These are rustic type cabins, so there is no TV. They do have electric, but don't expect phone or internet while you're here. You can expect wildlife and outdoors activities though. We made our reservations by phone. Call back if you get the machine - there's not a bunch of employees there and those that are can be busy working in the kitchen. When we reserved our room, we also reserved dinner. She DID ASK about any allergies or preferences when we booked, in contrast to a previous reviewer's rating. The meals were FABULOUS. No, there's not a menu - it's chef's choice. But if you have a preference, ask in advance and she will do what she can to accommodate you. We had three dinners. They are served family style with a salad of some type, main course (fried chicken, ribs and tri-tip were served on our nights) and sides. Our sides included corn, string beans, squash, as well as a starch like mashed potatoes with gravy option. Home made biscuits or bread are served, one day with an amazing caramelized topping. Dessert was cobbler and ice cream. There was more than enough food for everyone eating and everything had a homemade touch. Lemonade and water was served, or you could bring your own. We didn't ask for anything different. Jennifer and her team served meals for as few as 10 people and as many as 150 while we were there, and we didn't hear any complaints. She works real hard to make sure everyone is happy. The area is very out of the way. Agness is about an hour from Gold Beach and there is nothing here except a couple of lodges, an RV park and one bar / grill type restaurant. There's not a lot to do if you're not into hiking, nature watching, fishing or hanging out at the river. The Agness general store is closed right now so bring your supplies with you. The ranch itself is kind of cool. It's set up almost B&B style with your own cabin. There are board games if you have children and a living room sitting area should you choose to use it. It has an airport with a grass strip, a small lake with an old boat and car around it for decoration. It borders the Rogue River with a dock below and a rocky beach is also part of the property. There's a meadow in the center where you can look up and see the stars every night. The Gold Beach clouds don't often make it up this far and the nights were beautiful. The website could use some updating. They don't do rooms any more, just full cabins, and the rates have gone up. It was a bit confusing when we got there, as there is no "welcome" sign or anything and you feel like you're going into someone's living room. Overall, this is a great experience. It was clean, nice, friendly and the food was great. They were wonderful with our daughter allowing her to help out with clearing the table. Jennifer is working real hard to make sure everyone is taken care of. We will definitely return to this lovely ranch.

Visited Lucas Lodge in 2005 on The Mail Boats Jet Rogue River boat trip with my family. Loved this…read moreplace! Totally awesome and surreal.

We absolutely love Tu Tu' Tun Lodge. My wife and I have stayed and dined here 6 times now, and each…read morevisit keeps getting better. The setting along the river is peaceful and beautiful, the rooms are comfortable and thoughtfully designed, and the entire property has a calm, refined feel that makes it easy to unwind. The restaurant is outstanding -- consistently fresh, creative, and perfectly prepared. You can really tell the ingredients are high quality. Every meal has been memorable, and the service is always warm, attentive, and genuine without ever feeling overdone. What really sets Tu Tu' Tun apart is the consistency. It's rare to find a place that delivers such a high level of quality every single time, but they do. this is one of our favorite destinations and we'll definitely be back again.

We got to cozy up in these gorgeous glass cabins right on the Rogue River. It was an excellent…read moreplace to grab my book, sit in the sauna, take a dip in the heated pool & unwind. ‍ Plus our elegant dinner at the lodge was exceptional, each drink & every dish was an exquisite work of art What we ate: Seared Salmon // Beet + Farro Risotto, Pomegranate & Kale Shishito Peppers // Ponzu, Sesame & Sea Salt Beef Carpaccio // Chive Aioli, Pickled Onions, Delicata & Grana Padano Blue Fin Tuna Toast // Sourdough, Roasted Peppers, Nduja & Stracciatella Remy Aronia Sour // Remy Martin, Aronia Berry & Lemon Dr Douglas // Bulleit Rye, Douglas Fir Spruce Syrup & Angostura

This lodge is a hidden gem! We spent five nights in the Azalea Room exploring the Gold Beach area…read more The room was perfect - clean, cozy and peaceful. Love the beautiful views from the deck, gorgeous sunrise, watching Jerry's jet boats pass by on the river below. The grounds are beautifully maintained. Thank you Mike and Chris for a wonderful relaxing stay!

Over 40 years ago, we actually lived at this resort when it was called The Red Baron Resort. It was…read morewhere I proposed to my wife, so we rented the very same room. The Azalea room. They have really fixed the place up since we were there. They have added a wonderful porch that has a hot tub overlooking the river. (The river has even moved since then and is now right below the deck.) It's a great place to watch the seals, blue herons, egrets, osprey, and the sunrise over the distant hills. There is a wooden fence between each patio, so you have some privacy. Inside has been carefully remodeled to keep a cabin feel, but also give a touch of elegance. The woodwork and decor are both very nice and give the room a very cozy feeling, along with the nice gas fireplace in the livingroom area. The kitchen is simple, with a fridge and microwave, but no stove. There are a few plates, bowls, wine glasses, utensils, etc along with a small coffee pot, but the coffee given to use is just a tea bag coffee thing, so I'd recommend bringing your own. The bed was comfortable with end tables on each side. They don't have any usb plugins, but there are outlets close to the bed. There's also a dresser and small closet. The bathroom is also well appointed with a comfortable shower, small shelf for your shaving kit, a hair dryer, etc. Overall, we were very happy to see our old apartment turned into such a wonderful, relaxing resort. It brought back a lot of good memories, and we really enjoyed our stay. This is a real hidden treasure for the Gold Beach area.

Clean, quiet, great location. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The cottage had everything we…read moreneeded, and we will definitely stay again! We loved being right on the river. It was very relaxing and peaceful.

I can't say enough about this place! Everything was perfect! I traveled with my husband for work…read morethis week and this is where they booked us. I wasn't expecting much but upon arrival I was amazed. Not only is the cabin itself beautiful, the land is as well. The grounds are well kept and the view is incredibly beautiful. There is a little pathway down to the river and lots of places to stop, sit and enjoy the view. If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would! Highly recommend!

After hiking the Rogue River Trail from Grave Creek to Foster Bar is the most peaceful, serene,…read morebeautiful and rustic lodge with breath taking views called Illahe Lodge near Agness, OR. Our hosts, Coleen and her father Ernie, we're incredible, they are friendly, gracious and were very attentive. Coleen is an amazing cook and used fresh ingredients from her garden to make us a wonderful family style dinner, both her and Ernie genuinely wanted to know about us and our journey. Ernie sat with us on the covered deck with stunning views and told us amazing stories of growing up in the area. I can't stop thinking about the wonderful time we had there. We will be back.

The best word to describe this place is.... Whimsical. If you are looking for "unique" this is the…read moreright place for you. It starts at arrival where you park, grab a key, and use a cart to take your belongings on a short walk into the woods. The cabins are close proximity to each other but are situated in a way that allows privacy. The guest cabins are thoughtfully decorated and equipped with plenty of extra like a wine opener, a lighter for candles, plush bath robes. The romantic ambiance is easily set if that is your goal. Another short walk up a trail leads to the Guest Hall which is a comfy setting with an amazing view of the ocean. Here you will find a full kitchen at your disposal complete with cookware, spices, and some common items in the fridge. Share a meal in the spacious setting or out on the deck. When you head back to your cabin don't forget to check out the extensive DVD collection. We found everything from classics like "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" to popular Rom-Com and new releases. We borrowed several 80's classics that we hadn't seen in forever! The DVD collection can be found in the bathroom, which might sound weird but you will see when you get here that there is no space wasted in this thoughtful eco-friendly lodge. While in the bathroom be sure to check out the sink. Another detail of imaginative whimsy that depicts the creativity of the owner. Oh, do not forget to flip through a table book that recounts the history of WildSpring. It is a story filled with romance, dreams, and heartache that includes pictures of life realized. And, I cannot forget the attraction of the spa and gazebo! Set amidst the trees and driftwood sits an open air hot tub overlooking the tree line and ocean. The truly amazing thing is that it requires an appointment, meaning it's not overcrowded, you get the luxury of enjoying the relaxing experience sans strangers. It's a simple text to the host to check for availability for an hour soak. Other amenities are EV charging, radiant heated floors, roomy shower, a decent continental breakfast spread, and priceless peace and quiet amidst the old growth forest. The whimsy of the place comes with the decor spread through the walking paths. Hidden among ferns are sculptures, a walking labyrinth, meditation alcoves, creations of all sorts. Everywhere you look is a whimsical touch that makes you feel the great pride and artistic talents of the owner. It's awe inspiring if you take the time to appreciate it. One thing to note: not a great place to get work done, although I'm not sure why anyone would want to. There is wifi, but we found that most of the time it wasn't enough service to even send a text message. But, we were cool with that! This is a place to enjoy being unplugged. We have stayed here twice. In the same cabin, by chance, and have loved it. This last time, in October, we had the place to ourselves in the middle of a classic coastal storm. The wind howled at the Guest Hall and we stood and howled with it. We also got the privilege of thunder and lightning that rolled off the cliffs and gave a haunting view of the forest and sea. Truly magnificent!

Absolutely beautiful zen-like, secluded getaway in a forest-like setting and view of the ocean from…read morethe breakfast area. We had cabin #1, the dog-friendly room. It was decorated with cute whimsical items throughout the room, including little bowls and plates with agates (that I suspect were found locally from Agate Beach?). I had to tuck some of the breakables safely away so our golden retriever's wagging tail wouldn't knock anything over! I would recommend this place as a retreat if you are looking to get away from it all. Bring a book, lie in the hammock, walk through the forested short walking trails on the property and enjoy the little sculptures and other whimsical art throughout the grounds, reserve a time to soak in the hot tub and look out at the ocean and listen to the sound of the waves. At night sit out on the deck near the hot tub and look up at the night sky- so many stars, you can see the Milky Way! As I was walking to breakfast in the morning, I was surprised to see a buck just 50 feet away from me! He looked at me and I looked at him and then he sauntered away. That was cool. We paid the extra fees so that our 2 adult teen daughters could join us, so we had 2 extra pull out twin sofas for them to sleep on. They were pretty comfy for pullout sofas! But I will comment so others know- 4 people and a golden retriever is pretty darn squishy for one cabin! It also gets expensive with the extra fees for 2 extra people and a dog! Having said that, my young adult children loved this place so it was worth the squishing. They loved that they could hang out in the guest habitat (is that the right name for it?), which was the main room where breakfast is served. They have games and chess and checkers and relaxing music playing. It's secluded and quiet and I don't think they ran into any other guests while they were there. Breakfast was a very simple offering of bread (choice of bagels, croissant, or English muffin), jam, peanut butter or Nutella, hard boiled egg, instant oatmeal packages, yogurts, juices, tea, coffee, and cereal, and some basic fruit (apples, oranges, bananas). Snacks were just microwaveable popcorn and some Hershey Kisses and little mints. I appreciated their to-go bag every morning that had protein bars, a granola bar, mandarin oranges, some chocolate, and babybel cheese. If I had to offer any suggestions, I would have loved a little more variety with the breakfast and snacks (uh-for the price that we paid . . .). Maybe some fresh muffins and pastries, and a fresh fruit salad for breakfast, maybe some fresh baked cookies for snack? I just kept looking around their nice, super organized kitchen area thinking that there must be something else to nosh on! Got a cup of tea instead. And just to share an alternate perspective, my husband felt that there was not much to do here, breakfast was too basic, and Port Orford was too quiet. He also had read all of the dog rules and felt very constrained by them and was afraid to let our dog go anywhere or do anything for fear of losing the $200 security deposit. He was super careful and we got our deposit back, but I took a star away because of the way my husband felt about the place. (Bring your girlfriends and leave the husband and dog at home?)

Endincott Gardens is truly one of the most special places on the Southern Oregon Coast. This…read morecharming bed and breakfast and spa is absolutely breathtaking, with some of the most beautiful and impeccably maintained gardens I've ever experienced. My family and I have attended several of their tea and brunch events, and every single visit has been exceptional. The service is top-tier--thoughtful, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. Kim and Wess, the wonderful couple who run Endincott Gardens, pour so much care and love into everything they do. Every dish is handmade and absolutely delicious--easily some of the best food in the county. Beyond the incredible food and setting, the atmosphere is calm, relaxing, and truly restorative. You can feel how much they value their guests and the experience they create. As a local resident, I'm especially grateful that Kim and Wess open their space to the community for events and spa services, even for those of us who aren't staying at the B&B. That generosity makes them true treasures to Gold Beach. We are already looking forward to our next visit--and are eagerly hoping their future dinner offerings become a reality! Endincott Gardens is a gem, and I can't recommend it highly enough.

Wow what a lovely, lovely place. The decor was Parisian, they had gardens and grass area to walk…read morearound, also a deck . There was a gazebo(lighted at night). Breakfast was amazing concoctions. The owners were super nice and welcoming, very communicative. The wife does facials and makes her own skin care products. A little off the beaten path. I would recommend going more toward summer. The April gardens left a lot to be desired.

Now that I've been to Doubletree Ranch several times, two things stand out to me that make this a…read moreunique experience: the hosts and the ranch itself. To start, Rick and Carol are about the best hosts you can imagine. Carol seems to go out of her way to accommodate almost anything you could possibly need, and Rick has some sort of photographic memory in which he remembers things we talked about over a year prior. I'm always greeted with a personalized note on my cabin, and if Rick or Carol aren't around to welcome me, one of the other cabin guests is just as likely to hail me in. Rick and Carol are hosts in the traditional sense- they are sharing their actual home with you, and want to make you feel like you're at home too. The other host that seems to go under-recongized is Shadow, the neighbor's dog who seems to turn up whenever someone wants to go for a hike or fire up the grill. Everyone loves Shadow! And she even seems to get along *really* well with every guest dog I've seen too. The ranch itself is a seemingly endless 160 acres of riverside property composed of woods, meadows, hills, trails and beaches. It's basically nature, complete with wild flowers, plants and animals- land that was once used by Native Americans, homesteaded by Rick and Carol's own family in the 1800s and passed down through the generations. While the trails aren't marked, they are wide, very obvious, well maintained and crisscross the property connecting the meadows with horse pastures, barnes, and ridges with amazing views of the valley below. Most are very easy and accessible to people of all ages. The beach is a particularly good spot for relaxing and swimming, and chairs are provided for guests in a small wagon that remains about 50 feet up shore from the water. It's fun to wave at the jetboats as the zoom by too. Accommodations at the ranch range from moderate-sized cabins (all hand-built by Rick himself) that sleep 4 or 5 to the large house overlooking the main meadow that sleeps about 12. There are also a few extra options like the covered wagon, with room for two, or the wall tents down by the river at the horse camp. So far I've stayed in two of the cabins and they have both proven very comfortable, cool, quiet and private. The screen porches are a really nice touch too, and the WiFi works great. I frequently find myself wishing that I could just let it all go and stay Doubletree Ranch forever. We can all dream I suppose.

WOW this place is beautiful!! is the first thing you think of when you pull up onto the doubletree…read moreranch. My wife and i celebrated our 1st year wedding anniversary here, and we couldnt have wanted anything more!! Rick and Carol are soooo nice!! The cabins was perfect with a new covered patio area making it the best place the relax and with a glass of wine and just look at the beautiful mountians and rouge river. I cant with to come back in september for the steelhead fishing!!!! Thank you sooo much Rick and Carol for the great hospitality and location. My wife talks about it everyday asking when we can go back :)

Really fun place to stay. Was in Peacock Perch and it was great. But honestly? The best part? The…read morebreakfast!

Absolutely Loved this place! We went as 4 families and rented the Majestree, Pleasantree and…read moreTreeroom Suites. We used the Treeroom as the base for cooking n gathering as a large group. Obviously when you see the Majestree, everything else pales in comparison, which is their best property onsite, and the Pleasantree looked a bit small n not so spacious but it is what it is. Majestree is so spacious n luxurious. The view here is so gorgeous especially in spring. The staff are so amazing including ziplining staff - ziplining is expensive here compared to other places but the experience was simply amazing with their Big Dipper. One of their key highlights is their amazing spread of breakfast - the best I've ever had at a bed n breakfast. One of their chefs is a young girl Eden who is so skilled and talented and even willingly shared her recipe for lavender cake when I told her how awesome it was. All the staff are really friendly. In fact they kindly agreed to refund 80% of our ziplining fee when one of their coins kids were scared after the practice ziplining abd refused to continue. No one would do that. Some of us did horse riding, and they loved it as well. Would love to return sometime! My husband n I came back here after 13 years and none of our friends were disappointed.

We desperately needed a place to sleep during our camping trip. Our first choice was not so great…read more So happy we found Honey Bear by the Sea! The receptionist was so helpful and welcoming. There is a game room with ping pong, pool, darts, ect. Showers and restrooms are SUPER clean and smelled very nice. There is a short 10 min walk to Ophir rest area, a great way to enjoy the beach. The tent sites are very secluded and only down side is that it is a very far walk if you need to use to restrooms. (Unless you drive). There are porta potties out there if that's your thing. The sunset is very beautiful. Bonus points for hearing the waves crash during the night. Highly recommend to anyone looking to try it out.

Honey Bear by the Sea could be a great place to stay, depending on which site you get…read more Cons: The campsites are so random with some so close that it feels uncomfortable. Our site had a picnic table and fire ring on the BACK side of our back-in site, by the neighboring RV's door/windows, so it was inconvenient and uncomfortable to use them. The older lady with short hair who works there hovers over the game room/laundry facilities area. We went upstairs to play pool while waiting for our laundry and she hurried into the building, yelling, "Excuse me! Have you been here before? Do you know the rules?!" (Ummm, we're just a middle-aged couple playing a game of pool.). We replied, telling her we know the "rules" and continued playing, but she remained there, standing at her post and watching/listening to us. It was so awkward and we couldn't understand why we were being watched. PROS: The campground is in a beautiful setting and great location. There are some open field areas where you can play frisbee and catch and it's only a short walk to the beach.