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!

One of our many stops visiting the Oregon coast. Mainly wanted to check out the tunnel. There was…read moreplenty of parking. The beach was nice and the tunnel was really cool. Just be careful because some baseball sized rocks fell as we were entering the tunnel.

This may be my favorite beach for a day. It's parking fills fast, so you need to be there by 10am…read more Easy beach access. Restrooms. And the views.... There is the main beach and if you take the tunnel in the side of the cliff you will find another cool beach on the other side! There is one restaurant in walking distance that is tough on the wallet. Pack your own lunch and enjoy the day! Always look up, as hang gliders and skydivers and always launching From above.

Cold water and a sandy beach. Nice spot to go walk the beach! Stay out of the water unless you want…read moreto freeze. There are several vacation rentals in the area that we were checking out and now we know where to stay!

If your from Hawai'i, and someone says let's go to the beach! I automatically think sunscreen,…read moreswimwear, googles, towels & fins. At home, these things are always in my car, just in case! This summer however, we drove from Seattle to Oregon along the coast of the Pacific Northwest. Our destination was the beach, specifically, Cape Meares. It somehow never dawned on me, that I would not need my swimwear! I love to swim, couldn't imagine hanging out at this beach house for a week, without my swimwear, so I brought all my gear from Hawai'i. What a different beach experience this was. Even though, it was August! Not only did I not take out my swimwear out of my suitcase but I had to wear my turtle neck sweaters everyday, while exploring this beach . No swimming in these cold waters, not even in the summer! The only reason we had our turtlenecks, uggs, coats, gloves & jackets was we stopped in Alaska before Seattle to go halibut/black cod fishing before our stop in Seattle. So glad I had my warm clothes when we arrived in Cape Meares. It was really cold, funny to me ...because it was just as cold as Alaska. Exploring this beach was very cool. Lots of things we don't see in Hawai'i. Watching the seagulls catch Dungeness crabs, razor clams & fish for dinner was my favorite pastime for the week. I also enjoyed watching the fresh mountain water run off and marry into the sea . Sunrise and sunset walks were mesmerizing. Discovering and plucking interesting things off the sand every morning was also fun. Things like squid, parts of other creatures & Dungeness crab bodies was most common. Loved the interesting colors , shapes & sizes of the starfish & sea shells. Spent time wondering what I would cook using the extremely large kelp that washed up on shore. At night, it appears that wild buffalo and wild horses run on this large wide stretch of beach. We never saw any but the folks around us who lived in the neighborhood told us about them. We did see quite a bit of animal tracks on our third morning. It's foreign territory for me to be at a beach house for a week without actually swimming. Would I return? Absolutely. It was quite different from any beach that I've ever experienced. Opening my perspective of beach life and how others go to the beach.

We were so happy with our stay at the Oceanside Inn! The apartment was definitely cozy but clean…read morewith modern touches. Who wants to spend too much time in their room anyway when you have the beach and the deck steps away. The kitchen has the basic appliances and utensils should you want to stay in and cook. The main features of this place are the big shared deck overlooking Oceanside Beach and Three Arch Rocks and immediate access to the beach. The sunsets here are like no other! Oceanside is a small and quiet little town - but that is what we loved most about it! We would definitely recommend the Oceanside Inn and can't wait to return in the future! It's a little gem nestled along the breathtaking Oregon coast! TIPS: - Walk around Maxwell point at low tide to see tide pools. - Catch a sunset on the deck. - Stop at the fishing marina in Garibaldi to get some fresh fish to cook. - Bring spices and condiments to cook with. - If you are worried about noise, get unit 11 which is the top floor corner unit. The bedrooms don't share walls.

Beautiful place to stay. The host was wonderful and helpful. The rooms are clean, cozy and well…read morestocked with supplies. And the deck and proximity to the beach and the rock tunnel is just amazing! We came with our grandson for a little spring break getaway in April 2025 and had the best time! We plan on coming back every year!

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'd pulled off onto the peninsula before, but finally had time to roam a bit…read more There are paths off the parking lot down the peninsula along the bay and into the grasses towards the ocean. We started along the bay first where there were some good birdwatching opportunities. After walking a bit, we came to a info sign explaining the history behind the old Bayocean townsite...pretty cool to read about. We chose to turn in there and head towards the beach. After some twists and turns, and plowing our way through forehead high grass, we finally emerged. We had the entire beach to ourselves...apparently a crab graveyard, but a peaceful spot nonetheless. We decided it was best to walk back down the beach as far as possible back towards the lot before venturing back into the bush to our van. I'm more of a forest gal than a beach one, so this wasn't my favorite hike. But it was interesting learning about the history of Bayocean...and it was a pretty fun adventure.

Great place by the Ocean ...you will not want to leave ..so book now and enjoy the coastread more

Great location!! Fantastic views Steps from the beautiful…read morebeach , pet friendly, owners are so sweet and helpful with all your needs . I'll definitely be back .!!

Kellie, the manager, is very helpful, hospitable, and friendly and cares about the wildlife. The…read morepark is very clean, quiet and much needed solitude for the soul. Will definitely return.

New owners and manager and a Fishing destination!!! Lots of…read moresalmon, Chinook and Coho only steps away from our campsite!! Private beach to fish from on two great fishing holes, lots of fish caught!!! The new park is amazing!! The best part, Kellie, the manager, most kind, helpful, hospitable, and friendly. She works hard to make sure your visit is tops. The park is super clean, bathrooms r immaculate, spaces r awesome, and it's is super quiet. The location is perfect. Salmon fishing in the morning and 8 minutes away, Happy Camp at Netarts Bay for either shore or in the bay crabbing, caught so many of them we had to take a break! We stayed for 2 months and in all that time, Kellie made sure our stay was awesome, the maintenance of the park was always maintained, and it was always quiet and fun!!

Came to Seaside for the weekend looking to rent and surf, but the surf was sketchy. Taylor and her…read morecoworker were extremely helpful and reasonable in recommending the best time to rent during the short stay we had. We also all bought out some of the old rental wetsuits for only $99. Thanks guys!!

If you're looking for surf boards, wet suits, footwear, long robes or sweatshirts/t-shirts, they…read morehave it all! Very friendly & helpful wait staff.

Stayed at a Vacasa rental over Mother's Day weekend and was really disappointed. The gas fireplace…read moredidn't work (no propane), the back porch lights and outlets were out, making it unsafe to use the hot tub or get to the firepit at night. We reported everything -- maintenance came, confirmed the issues, but nothing was fixed and no one followed up. I emailed Vacasa twice with no response. For the price we paid, we expected a safe and functional space. Wouldn't book with them again based on this experience.

Vacasa could care less about an owners property and worst yet they care even less for the…read moreneighborhoods and overall community. They get a renter to sign a lease and don't make sure lease rules are followed and overall degrade the safety of communities. Ask Vacasa how many times they have met with neighbors or Rockaway leaders to ensure that our community and neighborhoods are kept safe and peaceful. The answer is zero. Molly your response is not true, VACASA does not make sure rules are followed. They are broken all the time and VACASA does nothing.