Another gem located on the beautifully tranquil Oregon Coast, with stunning views of the ocean and forest. Perfect for a getaway, nestled between Cape Kiwanda and Cape Lookout, in the hills of a 58 acre property with a historic quarry and waterfall.
The property features Domes and Cabins and a community fire pit complete with everything you need to make s'mores. The Domes have shared bath houses while the cabins have private attached bathrooms, so we opted to stay in a cabin for both convenience and privacy. The cabins are thoughtfully situated on the property to maximize views, but up a steep gravel road, so having 4-wheel drive is a plus!
The cabins are mirrored which helps to reflect the surrounding landscape and ocean views during the day, but at night if you leave your shades up, you'll be on full display.
The property and its accommodations are new and I appreciate many of the thoughtful details such as the furnishings, kitchenette with a tea kettle, fridge and sink, welcome chocolates, Steeped Coffee, private decks with fire pits and the interior lighting and automatic shades.
The bathroom setup is nice but lacking some functionality without a mirror or conveniently located hooks for hanging toiletry bags and towels. (This is key for me, especially in tiny spaces, functionality is super important.) A portable mirror is provided but located in the kitchenette, along with the bath towels. It would be nice if these items were located in the bathroom.
Food options are miles away in Pacific City, not walkable, so you definitely have to drive, which isn't a deal breaker just something to be aware of.
The property is peaceful and quiet, except for the crows that woke us up at sunrise. They kept flying into the bottom of the cabin, and it was loud and disruptive, but short lived on both mornings during our stay.
Overall, we appreciate this unique experience to stay on the beautiful and peaceful Oregon coast and would happily return to see how the property continues to evolve over time.
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