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Stateroom 1  has a one bedroom, one full bathroom unit with water views from every window.   It has a fully equipped , galley style, kitchen, and an open concept living room and dining room combination.   

After a full day of activities, wind down with a glass of wine and watch the incredible wildlife, marine activity and gorgeous sunsets.  You can break out a board game or choose a movie from the Roku and make fresh popcorn.

Historic Astoria Stay With Mesmerizing Water Views

#1 Bedroom Stateroom

Astoria is a port city founded in 1811.  It is the oldest city in the state of Oregon and was the first American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains.

The county is the northwest corner of Oregon, and Astoria is located on the south shore of the Columbia River, where the river flows into the Pacific Ocean. The city is named for John Jacob Astor, an investor and entrepreneur from New York City, whose American Fur Company founded Fort Astoria at the site and established a monopoly in the fur trade in the early nineteenth century. Astoria was incorporated by the Oregon Legislative Assembly on October 20, 
1876.

Parker Landing is surrounded by Young's Bay and Young's River:  Youngs Bay is a body of water just west of Astoria, Oregon, and east of the communities of Warrenton and Hammond. It receives the waters of Youngs River and the Lewis and Clark River. Youngs Bay is surrounded by Astoria, Oregon, Coxcomb Hill and the Astoria Column, and Saddle Mountain. Youngs Bay is crossed by U.S. Highway-101 (Highway-26), from which there are good views of the Coast Range, Saddle Mountain, and Astoria, Oregon.

Astoria is rich in history with lots of interesting tourist attractions and stunning scenery for visitors to enjoy.  We hope you will love this city and the beauty that surrounds the amenity filled accommodations of Parker Landing.

Take in everything Astoria has to offer from this Historic and tranquil getaway.  

Be close enough to all the sites of the city while staying tucked away at this  hidden gem.

Parker Landing is not only rich in Astoria history but it's surrounded by mesmerizing water views.  Jumping fish, gillnet boats, sunsets, and 356 species of birds makes this location a watcher's dream.

Stateroom 1 is a spacious one bedroom unit with full kitchen, dining area, living room and views from every window.

Stateroom 2  has two bedrooms, one full bathroom with water views from every window.   It has a fully equipped  kitchen, and an open concept living room and dining room combination.   

After a full day of activities, wind down with a glass of wine and watch the incredible wildlife, marine activity and gorgeous sunsets.

Historic Astoria Stay With Amazing Water Views

#2 Bedroom Stateroom

Take in everything Astoria has to offer from this Historic and tranquil getaway.   Be close enough to all the sites of the city while staying tucked away at this hidden gem.

Parker Landing is not only rich in Astoria history but it's surrounded by mesmerizing water views. Jumping fish, gillnet boats, sunsets, and 356 species of birds makes this location a watcher's dream.  

Stateroom 2 is a spacious two bedroom unit with full kitchen, dining area, living room and views from every window.

The Mermaids Song Beach House sits on a quiet street where the ocean and the river meet.  We are less than a full block from the beach with two access areas and nestled between the BEST clamming, crabbing and fishing location.  

It's a quiet area away from the bustling crowds in summer, but still so close to everything Seaside has to offer.  Just a short stroll or bike ride to the prom.   It's perfect for feeling like you have a private beach and the Mermaid's vibe is SUPREME!   

She seems petite but she holds in her lair a 4 bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms, 1 block from the Ocean and 1 block from the River, where the two meet (Estuary), in Seaside Oregon.

With an array of sleeping arrangements and the ability to separate adults and children, cozy up to the fire or just sit on the front porch with a book as the kids play corn hole on the lawn.   Watch the sunset in all it's beautiful glow.  Take the wagon and head a short block to the beach with the many sand toys and equipment.  Meander around on our bikes...whatever you like!

Just a  few short blocks away there is a  City Park across from the 12th street bridge, where you can try your luck with our crab cages or rent a bike fit for the entire family or start your stroll on the prom.

The Necanicum  River comes in and out with the tide, which is perfect for fishing, kayaking, clamming or beach combing.  Walk to the prom, shop the outlets, take a short drive to Astoria, Cannon Beach or Manzanita.

Try you luck fishing for salmon in the Necanicum behind the house, down 17th street and you run right into the Estuary ...maybe even spot some local ELK.

Mermaids Song Beach House, Seaside OR,(1Gbps WiFi)

Mermaids song is located in the quiet north end of town but still within walking distance to the Seaside promenade. The home is located in a neighborhood with upscale and quaint homes and no condos or motels. Close in proximity are the Seaside Outlet stores, movie cinemas, restaurants, fishing, and more

Mermaids Song Beach Bungalow is a 4 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom home, 600ft from the Ocean and 1 block from the River, where the two meet (Estuary), in Seaside Oregon with (1GBPS) Spectrum WIFI/HULU/NETFLIX/SPORTS PACKAGE.

This house is continuously renovated with new bedding, paint, decor, appliances, flooring, bedding and Mermazing Amenities! 

We offer trip planning services :  Charters, Reservations, Wine Tastings, Private Yoga Sessions, Spa/Massage, Photography & More

Swallow The Anchor is a newly renovated home, located within the private gated community of Surf Pines.  

The house is situated between Sunset Beach and Sunset Lake.  Swallow The Anchor Beach House is perfect for an intimate stay for 2 or a bustling group of 12.   (This house has a 14 person Max Occupancy at owners discretion) We will accept 2 additional occupants under the age of 2 by special request only)  

The sun rises over the lake and sets over the ocean and it's a glorious site from all the huge windows and wrap around decks.

The house has 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms and sleeping arrangements for all.  

Our amenities are amazing and we even have a fully stocked coffee/wine and breakfast bar with cereal dispensers. 

We provide kayaks, paddle boards, fishing rods, clam guns and crab cages for a fun filled stay, bikes, beach toys, wagons, games, kites, ping pong and air hockey.  

Bathrooms are stocked with everything you might have forgotten to pack.  

If you want to be cozy in front of the fire and binge watch your favorite shows, then our Hulu TV with gold package and Netflix will have you in a trance for days.  He wont forget his sporting event be cause we thought of that too..so make sure you tell him, there's nothing to lose.

We are the proud owners of the Mermaids Song Beach Bungalow in Seaside, Oregon and have received Superhost status since we first started (5 times in a row).  We love what we do and we think you will too.

Beach & Lake House 6mi to Seaside & Astoria,1Gbps

Swallow The Anchor Beach & Lake House

Surf Pines is a gated community, located in Northwest Oregon between Warrenton and Gearhart, near Astoria and Seaside. Surf Pines is bordered by the Pacific Ocean on the west and Sunset Lake on the east. Two gated entrances, one at Surf Pines Lane on Highway 101 north of Gearhart and one near Sunset Lane on Highway 101 south of Astoria and Warrenton, provide access to Surf Pines. The rural setting of Surf Pines abounds in natural beauty for its residents and local wildlife, such as elk, deer, pheasants, sea gulls, and eagles.

Swallow The Anchor is a 4 bedroom 2.5 bath house that sits between Sunset Beach and Sunset Lake.  Nestled in between everything the Northern Oregon Coast has to offer & (1Gbps) Wifi

Just 6 mi to Seaside, 7 mi to Astoria, 4 mi to Ft Stevens State Park, 5 mi to Lewis & Clark National Park, 7 mi to Columbia River Maritime Museum, 18 mi to Cannon Beach, and 23 mi to Long Beach WA.

The sounds of the ocean, the wildlife, the breeze, and the gorgeous sunrises & sunsets are a coastal explorers dream.

Sea You Soon is a 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathroom Beach House with EV Charger in Gearhart Oregon.  It is located within the private gated community of The Highlands which offers Tennis & Pickleball Courts.  We allow one dog with a pet fee. 

Three of the four bedrooms (Two Queen, 1 (Double) Twin) are on the lower level with two full bathrooms, a dedicated office space and laundry room.  The lower level deck has a sunken hot tub and seating.  There are pine floors throughout.  

Upstairs there is a beautiful kitchen filled with all the essential amenities, cookware and stainless steel appliances, dining room, family room and half bathroom.   The patio doors open to a deck with patio furniture and fire table as well as on the front covered upper porch with adirondack chairs 
 
The King master suite is also on the 2nd floor with it's own full bathroom equipped with clawfoot soaking tub, double sinks and full shower.  

Gearhart has small town charm and hospitality. It has no traffic lights, wide streets for riding bicycles, public tennis courts, and a gorgeous, unspoiled beach. The center of town is charming, with shops, restaurants, an art gallery, a grocer, and lodging in a renovated boutique inn. The Gearhart Golf Links is the oldest golf course in the Pacific Northwest, and lies just minutes from the water.

Pacific Northwest Beach House, 5G, EV Charger, Dog

Sea You Soon!  Gearhart at The Highlands

Gearhart is a lovely, quiet town built alongside the ocean, located just three miles north of the resort town of Seaside. The open, grassy fields on Gearhart’s shore side overlook the Pacific.

Sea You Soon is a quintessential Gearhart Beach House, in the private gated community of the Highlands, with Tennis, and Pickleball.   It's location is perfectly situated to enjoy everything the PNW has to offer. 

Gearhart is a haven for those seeking the solitude of ocean sounds, and grassy fields on the shore side overlooking the Pacific and tucked amidst the dunes along the coast.   A tiny town alongside the ocean, just 3 miles north of Seaside, 13 miles from Cannon Beach and Astoria .

Aweigh From Life is a 4 bedroom, 2 full bathroom home that sits on over an acre of secluded forested land, on Cape Meares Lake Front.  It has been lovingly renovated and some of it's most cherished features have been saved for a new generation of memories.

The first floor which is the entry floor, has a full size kitchen, dining room with two bedrooms (1 Queen and 1 bunkbed), game room and bathroom.  This is perfect for a guest that can't climb steps.  

The second floor has a living room, 2 bedrooms each with a queen bed, sitting room with books and games.

Each floor has a spectacular view of Cape Meares Lake and the surrounding wildlife.

Pacific Northwest, Cape Meares Beach & Lakefront

Aweigh From Life, Lake & Beach House

ape Meares is home to a variety of wildlife.
Elk, bear, deer and many species of birds
are found in this unique coastal setting.  Parts of Cape Meares and nearby Three Arch Rocks are National Wildlife Refuges. From April through
July, the steep cliffs and offshore rocks are nesting sites for thousands of seabirds, including common murres, pelagic and Brandt’s cormorants and pigeon guillemots. Peregrine falcons occasionally nest on the
cliffs in the spring.

Cape Meares State Scenic Viewpoint is a prime location for whale watching. Migrating whales may be seen from December to January as they head south to calving grounds in Mexico and again March to April as they head north to Alaska. Volunteers help visitors spot whales during designated whale watching weeks in December and March.  A population of about 200–400 whales feeds along the Oregon coast throughout the summer.  Other marine mammals such as sea lions, dolphins
and porpoise may be seen from Cape Meares’ excellent viewpoints.

Aweigh From Life, Secluded on Cape Meares Lake.   Share over an acre of this lovingly restored Legacy Lake and Beach House with the Pacific Northwest's most cherished wildlife!

For more than 40 years this family has created memories in the special place.  It is our pleasure to share it with you for extended stays.  

Bring your fishing poles, kayaks and paddleboards or canoe and enjoy the solitude of Cape Meares Lake situated on the southern end of Bayocean peninsula park.

Escape to the enchanting Oregon coast with a stay at our serene Netarts vacation rental. Bask in unforgettable sunsets and partake in the region's finest crabbing and clamming—right at your doorstep. Nestled near Happy Camp Hideaway, adventure awaits with scenic trails and miles of majestic coastline ready to be explored. Savor candlelit dinners in the cozy confines of your rental, or indulge in the local culinary scene. Our welcoming abode features a family-friendly, 3-level townhouse boasting 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, panoramic ocean views. Revel in nature’s splendor from two decks—one presenting a pristine ocean vista, perfect for relaxation, and another equipped with a BBQ for your grilling pleasures. Comfort is guaranteed with bedrooms conveniently situated downstairs, a versatile murphy bed in the living room, and an elevator to effortlessly navigate the property. Discover endless possibilities and create lasting memories in this idyllic coastal retreat.  (STVR-851-10-0158)

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Shoreline Solace-Family Friendly Townhouse with Ocean Views-Sleeps 6

Netarts is a small community situated at the mouth of Netarts Bay, just south of Oceanside. Found amid lush coastal rainforest, Netarts, in the language of the local Tillamook tribe, means “near the water.”

On the shore of Netarts Bay, the town is separated from the Pacific Ocean by a long, club-shaped stretch of forested sand called Netarts Spit. This was once the earliest settlement site of the Tillamook Indians. Inside the bay, at low tide, many search for different varieties of clam, and a nearby marina offers boat and crab pot rentals. Nearby Cape Lookout State Park, on the opposite shore of Netarts Bay, has tent camping, yurts, cabins, and a rewarding hike to a great, panoramic vista for whale watching.

Escape to 'Shoreline Solace,' a family-friendly abode nestled amid the serene coastal beauty, inviting you to bask in the breathtaking ocean views. This enchanting townhouse comfortably sleeps 6, making it the perfect retreat for family or friends seeking a peaceful getaway.  Dive into a memorable vacation where the soothing whispers of the sea set the pace for your stay. Welcome to your next coastal haven!

Casual Netarts Bay Hideaway-Perfect For Family, Friends and Pets

Fish On! Netarts Bay Beach Home, Tillamook Oregon

Woods & Waves: Secluded Cape Meares Coastal Luxury Cabin, King Beds, Pet Friendly

Wood & Waves Cape Meares, Tillamook

Escape to our charming beachside cabin, blending bohemian chic with modern comforts. 

This open-concept retreat tucked away in Manzanita's Neahkahnie area offers a unique layout: while bedrooms have no doors, privacy is ensured with clever partitions. Enjoy the cozy ambiance of our fireplace, and let the sweeping ocean views hypnotize you. Just steps from the ocean, our cabin sleeps 6 comfortably and two bathrooms, one with a shower and the other with a soaking bath. We even invite you to bring your furry pal too!

Manzanita is an oceanside village tucked in between three distinctive landmarks: the vast Pacific Ocean, the large coastal headland at Neahkahnie Mountain, and the sheltered Nehalem Bay. One of three communities ringing Nehalem Bay, Manzanita is close in driving distance to the towns of Nehalem and Wheeler. The bay boasts excellent fishing spots, with great catches of Chinook salmon, sturgeon, and steelhead trout, as well as crabbing and clam-digging at low tide. Manzanita is scenic, and originally drew interest from Portland tourists for its turquoise surf, striking exposed cliffs, and dreamlike, hazy horizons. Retreat homes line the beach and nautically-named streets end in paths to the ocean.

Falcon Creek Retreat

The next time you hike to the top of Neahkahnie Mountain, you might contemplate the treasure legend has it is buried somewhere along the way.

You certainly wouldn’t be the first to do so. Over the last 100-plus years, many have taken to the mountain armed with maps and shovels in search of the lost fortune. In the 1930s, two men died while excavating a portion of the mountain after their makeshift mine caved in on them.

It all started with a story passed along from the Nehalem tribe to the Nehalem Bay area’s early white settlers. According to the tale, a group of sailors, believed by many to be 16th century Spaniards, arrived on a ship and carried a chest to the top of the mountain. Then the men dug a hole and placed the chest inside before slaying what modern people believe was an African slave with a sword, laying him on top of the chest and covering it with earth. Nehalem oral history tradition maintains the men killed the slave and buried him with the treasure to frighten anyone who might be tempted to tamper with it.

Several centuries later, the local pioneers remarked on the hospitality of the Nehalems, who were not only accustomed to the sight of approaching ship sails, but who were happy to trade the beeswax they found, most likely the byproduct of a wrecked Spanish cargo ship that historians believe ran aground on Nehalem Spit around 1700, for more exotic goods.

By the early 1900s, white settlers had begun looking at Manzanita as a potential resort for Portland’s leisure class. Sam Reed, for whom Neahkahnie’s Reed Road is named, founded the area’s first oceanfront hotel and drinking establishment, the Neahkahnie Tavern and Inn.

Those having a drink at the tavern would have enjoyed a clear view of the wreck of the Glenesslin, a British ship that ran aground on the rocks below Neahkahnie Mountain in 1913. It was generally believed the crew steered the ship to its demise deliberately in hopes of cashing in on an insurance policy and replacing the steam-powered relic with a new vessel.

By 1914, real estate agents were touting Manzanita and Neahkahnie as “the Carmel of the North.”

Portlanders visited Manzanita by train, disembarking in Mohler and then hopping a stage car to the beach. Once they arrived, they had their choice of hotels or tent camping. For those who wanted to check the wind conditions at the shoreline before changing into their swimming attire, there was a “robery,” or dressing room, on the beach.

The nearby communities of Nehalem and Wheeler were far more working class, with both serving as home to fish cannery employees, loggers and millworkers, among other laborers. For many years, Nehalem and Wheeler enjoyed economic boom times, thanks to the lumber, fishing and dairy industries.

Our local and active history archive is the Nehalem Valley Historical Society or NVHS.

Escape to our charming beachside cabin, blending bohemian chic with modern comforts. This open-concept retreat tucked away in Manzanita/Nehalem offers a unique layout: while bedrooms have no doors, privacy is ensured with clever partitions. Enjoy the cozy ambiance of our fireplace, and let the sweeping ocean views hypnotize you.  Just steps from the ocean, our cabin sleeps 6 comfortably and we invite you to bring your furry pal too.

Tropic Like It's Hot

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WeHerdCats RV and Vacation Rentals

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WeHerdCats Vacation Rentals~ Because wrangling family & friends on vacation can be a challenge.

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Experience waterfront bliss where you are able to immerse yourself in marine life and rustic charm. Jumping fish, gillnet boats, gorgeous sunsets, and 356 species of birds make Parker Landing a nature lover's dream! Lush forests, gorgeous river views, and a hillside of Victorian-era homes provide a picturesque location for the perfect getaway.

While tucked away on the water, Parker Landing is close enough to all the sites Astoria has to offer, allowing you to venture into "little San Francisco" to explore with ease. Take a self-guided tour of more than a dozen famous film locations. Drive across the longest continuous truss bridge in North America. Enjoy spending time in town at the museums, local shops, restaurants, and breweries.

Whether experiencing all that the town Astoria has to offer or venturing out into nature, however you choose to spend your stay, the charm of Astoria will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.

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Charming Hideaway Overlooking The Astoria Waters

<p>The Youngs River was originally discovered by Lieutenant William Broughton of the Vancouver Expedition in 1792, who named it in honor of Admiral Sir George Young of the Royal Navy. It would be another fourteen years before the spectacular Youngs River Falls would be discovered by Sergeant Patrick Gass, a member of Lewis and Clark&rsquo;s Corps of Discovery. On March 1, 1806, Gass noted the discovery in his journal, saying:</p>
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<p>&ldquo;We had a cloudy wet morning. I set out with 8 men and 4 hunters to bring the meat of the elk that had been killed, which was at a greater distance from the fort than any we had yet brought in. There is a large river that flows into the southeast part of&nbsp;<a href="https://lewisandclarkjournals.unl.edu/search?places=Baker%20%28Haley%27s%29%20Bay" data-bs-toggle="modal" data-bs-target="#myModal" data-toggle="modal" data-target="#myModal" data-remote="/common/commonspot/customcf/modals/modal_intercept.cfm?targetURL=https%3A%2F%2Flewisandclarkjournals.unl.edu%2Fsearch%3Fplaces%3DBaker%2520%2528Haley%2527s%2529%2520Bay">Hayley's Bay</a>;&nbsp;upon which, about 20 miles from its mouth, our hunters discovered falls,&nbsp;which had about 60 feet of a perpendicular pitch.&rdquo;</p>
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<p>Located just ten miles south of the city of Astoria, Oregon, Youngs River Falls is a popular summer recreation spot for swimming. Here, the warm waters of the Youngs River tumble over a rocky 54-foot drop to a pool below, the deepest point of which is between five to seven feet and surrounded by dense forest. From the parking lot, a short 0.25-mile trail leads downhill from the parking lot to the base of the waterfall. The waterfall can also be seen from the parking lot.</p>

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#1 Bedroom Stateroom Parker Landing

Astoria is gritty, and likes it that way. But that rustic exterior is just a cover for the many enchanting dichotomies you’ll find waiting around the next corner. Here, fisherman are poets, loggers drink espresso, and Main Street welcomes both nouveau gallery and five n’ dime.

For Astoria, it’s about character, and it’s also about characters: the people who call this place home with a passion that borders on evangelical. The skipper who challenges the same mighty river his great grandfather once fished. The artist who migrated here in search of a new palette. The hotelier who resurrected a once-bustling pier.

Astoria is that little town that could, a city of 10,000 people on the Columbia River, just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. Founded 200 years ago at the beginning of Oregon’s North Coast, Astoria has been through boom and bust times more than once, weathering the collapse of both the Columbia River fishery and Oregon timber industry. It has risen once again as a cultural haven, often referred to as “little San Francisco.” Astoria is an old place that is newly hip. Here, Victorian mansions and maritime relics live in harmony with chef-driven restaurants and tattoo parlors.

Astoria is a port city founded in 1811.  It is the oldest city in the state of Oregon and was the first American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains.

The county is the northwest corner of Oregon, and Astoria is located on the south shore of the Columbia River, where the river flows into the Pacific Ocean. The city is named for John Jacob Astor, an investor and entrepreneur from New York City, whose American Fur Company founded Fort Astoria at the site and established a monopoly in the fur trade in the early nineteenth century. Astoria was incorporated by the Oregon Legislative Assembly on October 20, 1876.

Parker Landing is surrounded by Youngs Bay and Youngs River: Youngs Bay is a body of water just west of Astoria, Oregon, and east of the communities of Warrenton and Hammond. It receives the waters of Youngs River and the Lewis and Clark River. Youngs Bay is surrounded by Astoria, Oregon, Coxcomb Hill and the Astoria Column, and Saddle Mountain. Youngs Bay is crossed by U.S. Highway-101 (Highway-26), from which there are good views of the Coast Range, Saddle Mountain, and Astoria, Oregon.

Astoria is rich in history with lots of interesting tourist attractions and stunning scenery for visitors to enjoy. We hope you will love this city and the beauty that surrounds the amenity filled accommodations of Parker Landing.

Unwind in the comfort of this 1BR stateroom where every window frames a mesmerizing view of Astoria's waterfront.   This retreat features a galley-style kitchen, open living and dining area, and balcony where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Columbia River or bask in the glow of a vibrant sunset. Your getaway to Parker Landing will marry the charm of yesteryear with modern amenities, including Roku entertainment and hi-speed internet, that are sure to elevate your stay.

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Escape to the historical heart of Oregon's North Coast and immerse yourself in the charismatic vibe of Astoria with our waterfront retreat! Nestled in a newly hip neighborhood, this enchanting 2-bedroom Stateroom offers an open floor plan with stunning water views, a fully equipped kitchen, and a cozy living & dining area. Begin your mornings with coffee on the balcony, and cap off your evenings with fiery sunsets and local tales. Complete with modern amenities, free parking, and a treasure of local attractions just a stone's throw away, unit #2 promises an intimate haven for family exploration or a serene hideaway for artistic souls. Book now for an unforgettable Pacific Northwest experience.

Historic Astoria Waterfront Views & Vintage Vibes

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#2 Bedroom Stateroom Parker Landing

Escape to a serene waterfront retreat in Astoria—our enchanting 2BR Stateroom! Nestled in a city steeped in maritime history, this ground-level haven offers panoramic river views. Embrace chic comfort with a fully equipped kitchen, central heating, and a baby-friendly setup. BBQ on the balcony or explore Victorian charm and trendy spots nearby.  Perfect for those yearning for a blend of culture and tranquility. #AstoriaChicEscape

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Mermaids Song Beach House, Seaside OR,(1Gbps WiFi) Booking Policy

Seaside is a vacation destination dating back to the 1870s. With its grand oceanfront promenade offering leisurely walking with a view of the Pacific Ocean, Seaside is an easily reachable fairground by the water.

Oregon’s first seashore resort community, Seaside has maintained its legacy as one of the most popular year-round family destinations on the Coast. At the end of a nearly direct route on Highway 26 from Portland, it’s not hard to reach for even a day trip on the North Coast. Spanning the Necanicum River, Seaside’s Broadway Street features unique restaurants, pubs, and cafes and ends at the beachfront promenade. Down on the beach, enjoy kayaking, hiking, razor clamming, and kite flying: there’s enough space that you’ll rarely feel crowded.

The Mermaids Song Beach House sits on a quiet street where the ocean and the river meet.  We are less than a full block from the beach with two access areas and nestled between the BEST clamming, crabbing and fishing location.  

It's a quiet area away from the bustling crowds in summer, but still so close to everything Seaside has to offer.  Just a short stroll or bike ride to the prom.   It's perfect for feeling like you have a private beach and the Mermaid's vibe is SUPREME!   

She seems petite but she holds in her lair a 4 bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms, 1 block from the Ocean and 1 block from the River, where the two meet (Estuary), in Seaside Oregon.

With an array of sleeping arrangements and the ability to separate adults and children, cozy up to the fire or just sit on the front porch with a book as the kids play corn hole on the lawn.   Watch the sunset in all it's beautiful glow.  Take the wagon and head a short block to the beach with the many sand toys and equipment.  Meander around on our bikes...whatever you like!

Just a few short blocks away there is a  City Park across from the 12th street bridge, where you can try your luck with our crab cages or rent a bike fit for the entire family or start your stroll on the prom.

The Necanicum River comes in and out with the tide, which is perfect for fishing, kayaking, clamming or beach combing.  Walk to the prom, shop the outlets, take a short drive to Astoria, Cannon Beach or Manzanita.

Try your luck fishing for salmon in the Necanicum behind the house, down 17th street and you run right into the Estuary ...maybe even spot some local ELK.

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Seaside OR- Chic Family Beach Escape & Fast Wi-Fi

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<p>Seaside is a vacation destination dating back to the 1870s. With its grand oceanfront promenade offering leisurely walking with a view of the Pacific Ocean, Seaside is an easily reachable fairground by the water.</p>
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<p>Oregon&rsquo;s first seashore resort community, Seaside has maintained its legacy as one of the most popular year-round family destinations on the Coast. At the end of a nearly direct route on Highway 26 from Portland, it&rsquo;s not hard to reach for even a day trip on the North Coast. Spanning the Necanicum River, Seaside&rsquo;s Broadway Street features unique restaurants, pubs, and cafes and ends at the beachfront promenade. Down on the beach, enjoy kayaking, hiking, razor clamming, and kite flying: there&rsquo;s enough space that you&rsquo;ll rarely feel crowded.</p>
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Mermaids Song-Family Fun & Fiber-Optic Fast Wi-Fi in Seaside Oregon

Discover your coastal sanctuary at Mermaids Song Beach House, nestled in Seaside, OR. A stone's throw from both the serene beach and the rushing river, this home offers the ideal blend of tranquility and adventure, with prime clamming and crabbing spots at your doorstep. Ideal for up to 10 guests, it features 4 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and eco-friendly amenities, ensuring comfort for everyone. Savor sunsets from the porch, cycle to the promenade, or fish for salmon. Your seaside legend awaits.

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Hammock

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Bath with shower

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West across Youngs Bay from Astoria, Swallow the Anchor Beach & Lake House is located in Warrenton, OR, sitting on the most northwestern point of the State of Oregon. Surrounded by water, Warrenton is a charming community on the Columbia River, with a sizable marina and Victorian-era homes. The nearby Fort Stevens State Park, which extends up to the jetty at the mouth of the Columbia River, offers camping, hiking trails, beach access, and swimming at Coffenbury Lake.

Explore the same landscapes seen during expeditions made by the Corps of Discovery in the early 1800s. Fort Stevens itself was built overlooking the Columbia River during the 1850s and is now a military museum open to the public. On the Pacific Coast nearby, the large iron skeleton of the 1906 shipwreck, Peter Iredale, sits embedded in the sand.

The sounds of the ocean, the wildlife, the breeze, and the gorgeous sunrises and sunsets are a coastal explorers dream. Come and relish in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest while making memories to last a lifetime - book now for coastal bliss!

Beach & Lake House Retreat with Wildlife Panorama

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<p>Warrenton is a small town at the end of the Oregon Trail. Located west across Youngs Bay from Astoria, it sits on the most northwestern point of the State of Oregon.</p>
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<p>Surrounded by water, Warrenton is a charming community located on the Columbia River, with a sizable marina and Victorian-era homes. The nearby Fort Stevens State Park, which extends up to the jetty at the mouth of the Columbia River, offers camping, hiking trails, beach access, and swimming at Coffenbury Lake.</p>
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<p>The area's history is visible to this day. Explore the same landscapes seen during expeditions made by the Corps of Discovery in the early 1800s. Fort Stevens itself was built overlooking the Columbia River during the 1850s and is now a military museum open to the public. On the Pacific Coast nearby, the large iron skeleton of the 1906 shipwreck, Peter Iredale, sits embedded in the sand.</p>
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<p>The sounds of the ocean, the wildlife, the breeze, and the gorgeous sunrises and sunsets are a coastal explorers dream.</p>
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Swallow the Anchor Beach & Lake House

Surf Pines is a gated community, located in Northwest Oregon between Warrenton and Gearhart, near Astoria and Seaside. Surf Pines is bordered by the Pacific Ocean on the west and Sunset Lake on the east. Two gated entrances, one at Surfpines Lane off Highway 101 North of Gearhart and one near Sunset Lane off Highway 101 South of Astoria and Warrenton, provide access to the Surf Pines Community. The rural setting of Surf Pines abounds in natural beauty for its residents and local wildlife, such as elk, deer, pheasants, seagulls, and eagles.

Discover the serenity of the Oregon Coast at our Beach & Lake House! Located within the private, gated Surf Pines Community, between Sunset Beach and Sunset Lake, this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom home offers an unforgettable stay with amazing amenities. Accommodating 8 guests, you'll have all the comforts of home with a coffee/wine bar, fully-stocked kitchen, Hulu, Netflix, or cable TV.  Outside, enjoy a plethora of activities ranging from kayaking and paddle boarding to bicycling and more!