Oregon Coast

"tuckermo" wrote:

Any suggestions for a short drive up the Oregon coast? We're interested in
scenery, art, odd things, and good-but-inexpensive food and lodging.


Not far north of the California/Oregon border is some of the finest
scenery along the US Pacific Coast:

http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_77.php
http://www.colonialvoyage.com/viaggi...brookings.html

And Brookings is a full-service town.


Caveat

I lived in Oregon for 26 years, and miss the coast and all the beauty it has
to offer!
One of my favorite places to stay was in a small 1950's style motel north of
Yachats. I don't remember the name but it is easy to spot on the ocean side
of the highway 101. Yachats is a quiet town and the beach has very few
people using it. The prices are quite reasonable and it's a great place to
go if it is relaxation you are looking for. Here is a link of the area
http://www.yachats.org/

I hope this helps.
Happy Traveling!

Sincerely,
Beverly
www.snowbirdhouse.com
http://www.cafepress.com/snowbirdhouse



"Caveat" wrote in message
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"tuckermo" wrote:

Any suggestions for a short drive up the Oregon coast? We're interested in
scenery, art, odd things, and good-but-inexpensive food and lodging.


Not far north of the California/Oregon border is some of the finest
scenery along the US Pacific Coast:

http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_77.php
http://www.colonialvoyage.com/viaggi...brookings.html

And Brookings is a full-service town.


Caveat

"Beverly" wrote:

..One of my favorite places to stay was in a small 1950's style motel north of
Yachats....

....which just happens to be right next door to Cape Perpetua -- a
very scenic place operated by the US Forest Service. (Click on the
"Take an area tour" in the link in Beverly's post to see more.) Also:

http://www.spectacularoregon.com/coa...l/perpetua.htm



Caveat