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Oregon Coast Vacation Rentals

Seaview Vacation Homes on the Oregon Coast for Nature and Beach Lovers

The Oregon Coast is made up of unspoiled beaches, epic state parks, and trendy towns. Nature lovers can gaze at the majesty of some of the world’s largest coastal dunes and the bold beauty of Haystock Rock. Children will have the chance to see whales and seabirds, both in the wild and at the Oregon Coast Aquarium. The historical lighthouses and the bohemian feel of Florence and Astoria, meanwhile, will keep art and history lovers busy. Accommodation along the Oregon Coast includes fabulous seafront cabins with big windows overlooking the sea, perfect for relaxing in any season.

Artsy Towns and the Lighthouses Trail

The lighthouse trail is a must for history enthusiasts. The 11 lighthouses dotting the whole length of the coast were built in the late 19th century. Yaquina Head Lighthouse near Newport is the tallest, while Heceta Head near Florence offers the most spectacular views, and Umpqua River has the most interesting interiors.

Oregon Coast’s most arty and historical towns are Astoria and Florence. The highlight in Astoria is Fort Stevens State Park with its shipwreck remains. Make sure you also visit the 1926 Astoria Column and the Maritime Museum. Florence’s Old Town is a little jewel, with 19th-century buildings, and independent art galleries.

Kids’ Fun Among Whales and Sand Dunes

Newport is a great city for a family vacation. It has plenty of stores, restaurants, sea lions in the historic bay-front area, and the best aquarium in Oregon. Over at the Oregon Coast Aquarium, kids have the opportunity to spot sharks from a glass tunnel, and gaze at jellyfish and otters. Your children can also join a marine discovery cruise, during which a knowledgeable guide will explain about whales and sea life.

Older children and teenagers will love exploring Oregon’s sand dunes on a guided tour on a dune buggy - this thrilling activity is offered at the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Fun crabbing courses for children are also available in many coastal towns.

Discovering the Oregon Coast’s Best Spots, from Sea Lion Caves to Coastal Dunes

While touring the Oregon Coast, take some time for wildlife watching. Be impressed by whales in Depoe Bay, reach Yaquina Head headland to spot waders and harbour seals, and take a tour of America’s largest sea lion cave near Florence. For the best coastal dunes in the US, head to the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, an impressive desert overlooking the ocean. Then visit Haystack Rock in Cannon Beach, a 235-ft. monolithic rock emerging from the sea.

You will find both dramatic rocky cliffs and sandy beaches along the Oregon Coast. For a lively beach atmosphere, head to the north, especially Newport, Coos Bay, Seaside, and Cannon Beach. For peace and seclusion, pick a beach in the south, near the small bohemian town of Bandon.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical availability of vacation rentals in Oregon Coast?

We found 14,224 vacation homes in Oregon Coast available for your next trip.

What are the most popular vacation home amenities in Oregon Coast?

When looking to book a vacation home in Oregon Coast, the most requested amenities include Pets allowed, Pool, and Internet.

Are there pet-friendly vacation rentals in Oregon Coast?

If you're travelling with a dog, over 47% of vacation rentals in Oregon Coast are pet-friendly.

What's the best month to book a vacation rental in Oregon Coast?

The warmest time of year in Oregon Coast is August and July, with the nightly price of a vacation home starting at $118.

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