BigGameDamian
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What makes it your favorite???

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I would have to say Lincon city or Canon Beach.......Lincon City for chinook winds and Canon Beach because it really looks like a beach town where as Seaside looks more like a family fun center in my opinion. I also like Yachats Beach.
I've always said meh to Seaside. Our church had a men's retreat near Rockaway. Decent little town with a nice beach, as well!
After scouring the Oregon coast I picked Bandon. Deep water channel in to the Port from the Sea and the weather is much better than up North. I think Cape Arago is a weather change point,
it's just North of Bandon about 15 miles.
1) Lincoln Beach. No motels, outstanding coffee shop, quiet beach. The place to really relax.
2) Newport area. From 68th street to the Bay Front. Excellent beaches and wind sheltered areas as well as a few places to hang. Good crabbing of the dock by Rogue Ale brewery.
3) Yachats. Quaint. Luna's is my favorite coastal restaurant and they beaches just north of town that are empty.
There's a lot of good little restaurants in Yachats we've been discovering....
My favorite: Pacific City and Manzanita
Least favorite: Seaside.
I've spent the most time: Rockaway Beach
Has anyone been to Brookings?
Has anyone been to Brookings?
Banana belt of the Oregon coast. Some good hiking areas and sea lions. Not a lot of sandy beaches. Mostly ex-Californians living there which bloated the housing prices.
Yachats, Astoria and Depot Bay in the off season. In the summer I love the dunes near Florence and Rockaway for digging razor clams. Newport for deep sea fishing.
Worst blight at the beach would be the casinos. If you're at the coast and actually feel the need to visit a casino for entertainment, you might need some serious therapy.
Are there other casinos at the Oregon Coast besides Chinook Winds? That place is weak, though I did see Tonya Harding box there.
Yachats, Astoria and Depot Bay in the off season. In the summer I love the dunes near Florence and Rockaway for digging razor clams.
Cape Meares is another great area for clamming.
There is Chinook Winds and Spirit Mountain Casino. Personally I like Chinook Winds better because all the high rollers go to Spirit Mountain and the tables can get really crowded at Spirit Mountain as well.
