Mark and Mary run a fun family style lodge with great guides and super fishing. Evening meals are…read moreserved family style in front of a roaring fire, and the food is solid and wholesome. Rooms are clean and comfy in a motel fashion but don't expect the Hyatt. Overall an excellent place for that Fall or Winter fishing adventure. Expect big fish and plenty of them. One day my wife caught [and released] 13 king salmon and hooked several more. I got 5 to boat that great day. Note: be prepared for weather, as I have seen , sun, snow, hail , rain , and wind , all in the space of 6 hours on the Elk River. Neoprene waders are the standard garb here during the fishing day.

ATTENTION ALL FISHERMEN AND FISHERWOMEN!!! If you're looking to hook onto a leviathan from the…read moredepths of the Elk River in Oregon, look no further! Steelblue Chameleon has been around for over 20 years and they know what they're doing. Mark and Mary Kimball have a beautiful lodge they own and operate near the town of Port Orford, OR. They include numerous guestrooms, breakfast, lunch and dinner provided by Mary herself as well as comfy living room for all to relax in after a long day of Steelheadn' or Salmon fishing. The price is quite reasonable for what you receive from this amazing establishment. I've gone back a handful of times and can't WAIT to get back. Go in November for Salmon fishing and mid-Janurary to mid-March for Steelheadn' and you shall not be let down! Tell your friends to grab their rods and make your way up, down, left, right, wherever you are to Oregon. It might be the trip of your lifetime!

This lodge is a hidden gem! We spent five nights in the Azalea Room exploring the Gold Beach area…read more The room was perfect - clean, cozy and peaceful. Love the beautiful views from the deck, gorgeous sunrise, watching Jerry's jet boats pass by on the river below. The grounds are beautifully maintained. Thank you Mike and Chris for a wonderful relaxing stay!

Over 40 years ago, we actually lived at this resort when it was called The Red Baron Resort. It was…read morewhere I proposed to my wife, so we rented the very same room. The Azalea room. They have really fixed the place up since we were there. They have added a wonderful porch that has a hot tub overlooking the river. (The river has even moved since then and is now right below the deck.) It's a great place to watch the seals, blue herons, egrets, osprey, and the sunrise over the distant hills. There is a wooden fence between each patio, so you have some privacy. Inside has been carefully remodeled to keep a cabin feel, but also give a touch of elegance. The woodwork and decor are both very nice and give the room a very cozy feeling, along with the nice gas fireplace in the livingroom area. The kitchen is simple, with a fridge and microwave, but no stove. There are a few plates, bowls, wine glasses, utensils, etc along with a small coffee pot, but the coffee given to use is just a tea bag coffee thing, so I'd recommend bringing your own. The bed was comfortable with end tables on each side. They don't have any usb plugins, but there are outlets close to the bed. There's also a dresser and small closet. The bathroom is also well appointed with a comfortable shower, small shelf for your shaving kit, a hair dryer, etc. Overall, we were very happy to see our old apartment turned into such a wonderful, relaxing resort. It brought back a lot of good memories, and we really enjoyed our stay. This is a real hidden treasure for the Gold Beach area.

I was driving and looking for a location to crash for the night…read more I came across The Shoreline and decided to give them a try. They are currently remodeling the rooms and the entire space but they were courteous and very welcoming. I met the owner and he cares for his product as he asked me for my opinion. I told him that the rooms were great, the beds was very comfortable, cozy and warm. They have a small kitchen and all so you can get your food and bring it into the hotel. If I am around, I know where I am staying. Until next time!

First off, this was my first experience visiting the Oregon Coast. It was a long drive from the…read moreNorthern California area and the Shoreline Motel was where my boyfriend and I stayed. It's got a clear view of the beach which is directly across the street with some really great restaurants overlooking the beautiful beach and oceanfront with a view of Battle Rock also!! The Shoreline Motel has been completely remodeled in the past year or so, and the owners did it all themselves. The owners take a lot of pride in their business and it shows. Little things like local handmade soaps and super comfy beds (all the furnishings are brand new and very clean and comfortable)I'm always on the hunt for boutique hotels and this little "motel" is special enough to be considered a boutique motel I I'll definitely stay here again! The location is incredible too!

This place is absolutely GORGEOUS! Besides being a large, nice room with a gas fireplace and a…read morelarge, deep, soaking tub, it is beautifully appointed with fabulous artwork (perhaps from their wonderful art gallery in front)! Being such a nice room, it has an absolutely incredible ocean view -- as good as they get! But wait, there's more: EVERYONE, from restaurant staff to the owners, is as nice and helpful/REAL as people get. I LOVE this place, and, BTW, it has the best restaurant on the Oregon Coast downstairs. And, we were there on a very quiet, romantic night. It was fun pretending we could afford it all! Love and thanks to everyone there, Bill and Donna

My wife and I stayed at the Redfish Loft and had a very relaxing time while there…read more It sits atop the Redfish Restaurant and adjacent to the Hawthorne Gallery in Port Orford on the southern Oregon coast. At the time of this writing, it's only a little over a year old. Very upscale looking and classy, with works of art throughout the loft. You'll find a bamboo floor and a large, comfy couch. At your disposal, you have a flat screen television with cable, mini-fridge, coffee maker (fresh coffee, tea, cider, nuts, etc are provided), iPod dock, free Wifi, king-sized bed, gas fireplace, walk-in, stone shower, large soaking tub, and one of the most gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean on the coast. You can have wine and food delivered to the Loft from the restaurant below or go down for a bite. The only downside is that you may find music soaking through the floor of the Loft from the restaurant below. Also, I would have liked a microwave in the room. Port Orford is a small town with an over-priced grocery store (Ray's Foods) and restaurants that tend to open and close at a whim. Nice place for an Oregon coast stay.

With beautiful accommodations for adult couples, this B&B is conveniently located. There are…read morerestaurants within easy walking distance, but it is far enough above the highway to damp traffic noise. The decor is spare and elegant, allowing the spaciousness of the home to shine through. Everything you will need is provided. The towels are thick and fluffy and the bed comfortable. That said, be prepared for a steep staircase with shallow treads.

Booked the king room on our anniversary trip and it was super cozy. It advertises breakfast, but…read morejust so you know it's only oatmeal or muffins. It also said there was an ocean view but it was barely visible from it being a few blocks away. Super cute house with amazingly friendly staff. It has several cozy living areas complete with a precious dog and an adorable kitty!

This place is not fancy, but it's one of the cheapest places in Gold Beach. It's not disgusting and…read morescary, despite the low prices. It's actually well cared for, and although it's a small little joint on the highway, it's clean and quiet. I paid just over $40 a night (during June, no less) for a queen room (although the bed seemed to be more of a double than a queen). The bed wasn't fantastically comfortable, but it was decent. The roof over hangs every room, so you can smoke outside without getting wet and walk to the ice machine under cover. It doesn't have a pool, a sauna, a hot tub or any other ammenitie like that, but once again, it was $40 a night. The front desk people are super nice, and it appears that the owner or manager may live on site. I would definately stay here again!

My Wife and I had a little weekend getaway here and it was absolutely wonderful. The Host was very…read moreattentive and informative about things to do in the area. We loved our room and the breakfast WAS TO DIE FOR! we will definitely tell people about this place. AMAZING

It was great when it was open. Mrs Endicott closed the B&B last year. We loved staying there and…read moreshe's a wonderful person. Maybe it will re-open with new owners some day.. stay tuned

We stayed here for 2 nights and wow!!! The view was amazing the camp sites were spacious and clean…read more Very quiet and peaceful. We had driven thru this place a couple weeks prior just to check it out, we decided to take a chance and avoid checking reviews etc and we have now decided this will be our go to spot whenever we decide to get out of the city!!

This would be a 5 Star if it were not for the following:…read more -The overbearing, rude on site manager -The lack of trash bins -How loud it got all throughout the night despite the quiet time. There was not a single of the night I didn't hear drunk people screaming at each other or getting into fights. -The sites are also incredibly cramped and small with no privacy or division of the sites surrounding them. Just an open field with a few trees. HOWEVER there are plenty of positives! -There were plenty of spaces and apparently I went on a really busy weekend -Tons of river access and places to swim -A great big open field with a basket ball hop, volley ball court, teacher ball, and huge inflatable balls you can get inside of and roll around in. That was really something. -Very kid friendly aside from how loud it is throughout the night -Well maintained, even a little too much... -On site place to buy wood -Not too far from town! So although there's plenty of positives, the on site guy really upset me and was just a huge jerk and it made it so unpleasant. It's funny that he feels the need to boss me around about something I didn't do (someone who came to camp, not party) but when people are being loud obnoxious drunks all night long suddenly he's blind and deaf. I'd never go back. Too loud, crowded and the guys on a power trip. But he does maintain the place nicely.