The guide was awesome and he took nice photos of of family riding. We got along great with horses…read moretoo.The sand dunes and bald eagles on the beach made it memorable

Our second time riding here. We had a great time. They have really nice horses. Do a great job of…read moresetting things up and treat their guest really nice. Highly recommended. We'll do this again riding horses on the beach is really cool.

The greens and fairways are very well manicured. The rough are cut right, not too long but distinct…read morefrom the fairway and out of bounds areas and everyone rakes the sand traps and fills divots so you're getting a premium game experience. The carts are clean and the seats on them are very cushioned and like new, drove smooth and had a great time. It is a true 4 hour course and plays fast, even some of their longer and "crazy" obstacle like courses too. The pro shop was helpful and gave us a quick brief explanation before we headed out which was nice. My only downside was part of the back nine people are criss crossing onto each others fairways because of the layout of each tee facing each other for about 3-4 holes so things got a bit jammed up and chaotic looking with multiple groups in each others fairways shooting their balls. Its proximity to the beach also had quite a gust of wind and breezes throughout our game, could be a good thing or a bad thing depending.

We came here in June 2022 - weather was perfect, wisps of the typical marine layer about…read more Pro shop staff professional and friendly. My golf game is 'not very good', but our party had a great time here. Pace was decent, greens in fabulous shape. I'd call it a fairly forgiving course, as no stands of trees or heavy brush to lose your ball in. Only complaint I thought the green fees were a little high. I'm glad vendors from out of town bought the round. Also, could stand some better signage on how to find the restaurant (I think we tried like 4 different doors trying to figure out how to get there, but the restaurant is not part of the review) I'm sure proper golf attire is appreciated, as we were.

I fell in love with this old 9 hole course. It will be a must do every time I visit. The view from…read morethe tips on 7 made entire round worth it (even if I hit it into the water). Support this course you won't be disappointed.

Guy that was running the shop was rude and saw us ready to T up for 15 min then we T off and walk…read moreall the way down to let us know that every person must have a set of clubs. Was an a**hole about it being rude even though our group paid about 600 dollars there. Would not recommend!

Town of Rockaway is awesome Very friendly Lots of places to stay Lots of places to eat 7 miles of…read morebeach to explore A train runs you to Garibaldi and back

We were at Rockaway Beach for the kite festival. Great beach to visit for the entire family and…read moreit's free. No passes and entrance fee nor pay for parking. See the choo-choo train come by you can get tickets to ride the train. Lots of vendors- table display and food vendors too. The town is friendly. Shop local and notice brewery and many eateries too. Public restrooms are clean and plenty. Beautiful sandy beach. Great day to be out and just walk along the beach get your feet wet. Picture perfect day for a picnic. Tillamook Creamery is not too far away. Will be back again.

Such a gem! This is a beautiful river beach close to Portland making it super convenient to get…read moreaway and enjoy the beauty and peacefulness of this gorgeous area. On a sunny day, in any month, the view is just spectacular. You can see both Mt. Hood and Mt. St. Helens from the beach area. The beach is clothing optional and people are in all variations from nude, to topless, to clothed. So if walking around naked isn't your thing, don't let that stop you. You do you and everyone else will do themselves. It all works. As you drive down NW Raider, you will pass the Island Cove Market. if you haven't bought a permit to park, stop here to get one. It's $7 a day or $30 for an annual pass, well worth it. Don't neglect to buy the permit, they patrol frequently and will fine or tow!!! After the Island Cove Market you will pass a beach - you will know based on the cars all parked on the left and a hill to the right with several stairs and handrails taking you over the small hill to beach. Keep driving. When you hit the gravel road, you are in Clothing Optional Beach territory. Anywhere along this several mile stretch, park your car to the left and walk through the various marked paths to the right. When you walk through the clearing, you will be delighted by the sight of a decent sized white sandy beach, the river sprawled out in front of you with views across the water to the grass and trees. Plus Mt. St. Helens and Mt. Hood standing proud. It's stunning! And so peaceful. There are no bathroom facilities. This is Sauvie Island and it's not built up or commercialized. That's part of the charm and why it remains so pristine. There are porta potties located every 40 feet or so along the parking area. As well as garbage bins. Do take all your trash with you, don't leave it on the beach. This beach is great for long walks, sunbathing, picnics, floating or swimming in the water. In the summer, the water is actually pretty warm. And few waves other than when a large barge goes by and creates some waves. So if you like stunning scenery, peace and quiet plus water you can swim in, check it out! I plan on frequenting often this summer. I'll be the one in full bathing suit and a sun hat!

Needs some infrastructure and maintenance. The parking place…read moreis filled with dust and the roads to this place is so dusty that when you are walking and a car goes by, you are filled with dust. The beach itself also needs some maintenance, some more trees are needed and in general some greenery is needed, it totally feels like a desert more than a beach.

Every year we travel to Surfside for at least a week. Family had a 2nd home here for many years…read more.. and at each visit we would play a round on this great 9 hole course and be challenged frequently! The owner takes excellent care of the course, always adding a new twist to a hole or two.... You may see deer, Eagles or an occasional bear to keep it even more interesting. Always a fun round.. and a nice deck to enjoy a cold sip after. Make sure you grab a tee time next visit to the Long Beach WA Peninsula!

Updating due to price increases Started coming here as it is…read morethe only driving range on the LBP, or even the greater Astoria area unless you're a member at an expensive golf club. The driving range has mats, arti turf, or you can step down to swat from the trimmed grass. Lovely little 9-hole golf course, super affordable green-fees ($25 for 9); carts are $16. I'd say these are the best greens for miles around (comparable to prestigious Gearhart Golf Links) For us, as beginners, its challenging enough, lots of stealthy sand traps, ponds. Not many dog-legs. You can usually find your balls in the out-of-bounds area, unless its someones yard, in which case, respect the property owners. Deer abound, birds singing and flying everywhere (in spring/summer at least). Well maintained fairways and greens - i did notice the greens suffer a bit in the late summer due to the drought, but they've brightened up nicely that the rains are back. Watch out for monster goathead bush on the back fairways, best to leave the ball than tangle with them. Dastardly 8th hole you must clear a water obstacle, be ready with spare balls if you suck like me! Couldnt find a friendlier proprietor/pro Jon K. I havent seen any signs up advertising lessons, I assume they offer it. Rental clubs available. Carts always clean and run good. Nice deli/sandwich shop inside the clubhouse, but their hours dont always match the pro shop so might call to check if you intend to eat there.