Oregon Beach House Rentals - Newport, Lincoln City, Depoe Bay. 20 gorgeous homes that sleep up to 18 guests, plus side-by-side homes to double that. Some pet friendly - all family friendly. There is everything from cottages to massive homes; some new oceanfront and some renovated historic beach houses. You’ll find wonders all over the central Oregon coast, from the hidden Road's End neighborhood, scenic Otter Rock, Boiler Bay, Newport’s Nye Beach to a variety of homes along the seven miles of Lincoln City’s pristine sands. Homes come with a long list of features: barbecues, large decks, antique furnishings, wood stoves, gas fireplaces, hardwood floors, Jacuzzis and hot tubs. Most also provide music, books and movies. Depending on the home, you may find air hockey, lofts, a hammock, in-floor radiant heat, custom kitchens, video games, game rooms and arcades. All are fully stocked with linens, bedding, towels, dishes and cookware. The custom condo units are easy steps to the sand and have full access to an indoor pool and sauna. Every home greets you with a welcome beach bucket of snacks and goodies. 888-755-7783. www.cottagesbythebeach.com.

Lincoln City and Oregon Coast News

Romance and Wedding Vow Renewals at Central Oregon Coast Landmark
The Ceremony of Renewal and Commitment is an opportunity for couples to renew their marriage vows in a group setting
A Week of Antiques on Central Oregon Coast
Starting February 10, the festival runs through February 20 and takes place all over Lincoln City
Big Waves Move Into Oregon Coast, Weather Mostly Gray Through Valentine's
The reign of sunshine on the Oregon coast seems to be over in favor of a reign of light rain
Four Things You Never See on the Oregon Coast
Looking to go where almost no Man has gone before on these beaches?
A Semi-Nocturnal Sojourn Down the Oregon Coast
The weekend was filled with banner days that even hovered around 60 degrees, bringing with a surge in filled up rooms that would normally be empty in early February
Odd Fish Washes Ashore on North Oregon Coast
Seaside Aquarium on Friday responded to a call about a Longnose Skate, which looks quite alien


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