Our Oregon homes span three areas: the north and central coast (Pacific City, Cape Kiwanda, Manzanita, Neskowin, Nehalem, and Tillamook), the Mt. Hood area, and McMinnville in the Willamette Valley wine country. Most coast homes are a short walk or drive from the beach; the mountain and wine-country homes are set up as year-round basecamps.

For groups, Blue Drift near Manzanita and Sunset House in Pacific City each sleep ten, and The Lightbox above Tillamook sleeps nine — all with room to gather. For a couples' or small-family retreat, Latitude 45 is a quiet forest house near Manzanita beach. You can also browse our Large Groups collection for the biggest homes across all destinations.

Yes — several welcome dogs, including Hilltop Haven in Neskowin and Sea Gypsy near Pacific City. Policies vary by home, so check the listing or ask our team first. See our Pet Friendly collection for pet-welcoming stays across all our destinations.

Watch the historic dory fleet launch through the surf at Cape Kiwanda, hike the dunes, fly kites on wide beaches, hunt for tide pools, and catch sunsets over Three Arch Rocks near Tillamook. Manzanita and Neskowin offer quiet, walkable beach towns, while Pacific City has breweries and dune hikes. It's a classic Pacific Northwest coast escape in any season.

Absolutely. Cedar Peak Lodge is a Mt. Hood basecamp for skiing, golf, and hiking, and Regina House sits in McMinnville, walkable to Willamette Valley tasting rooms and restaurants. Both make easy additions to a coast trip or a destination on their own.