Nope. Find another place in the area. The worst thing about this place is the customer service. We…read morereceived an email the day before with a door code that didn't exist. We emailed. No response. We called. Their phone number does not work. We were counting on checking in at the office, as had been described. It's CLOSED. We spent a half hour certain that we had been scammed, until we awkwardly had to knock on doors of other, non-affiliated neighbors, found one who mentioned they might be in one of the cabins... Had to knock on some more doors, when we found them they knocked right back (weird) and then acted very annoyed that we needed so much as a door code. Half hour past checkin. i do not recommend this place at all, while the lakefront is pretty the rest of it is absolutely not. Broken doors, poor decor, which I would have been fine with, but it was very overpriced for what you get especially after a very stressful and unpleasant beginning to our stay. Be careful if you stay here, you'll get an email saying "Your door code is ." You need to figure out a way to get in touch before your journey - if you do decide to go, know that their phones don't work and they don't respond to emails; for now I guess they are staying in cabin 9. Also note that their docks are decrepit and dangerous. This is no "RESORT." Bring your own toilet paper too. We were provided with less than half a roll for a couple of days but the experience with the hosts was so unpleasant that instead of asking, we preferred to just go out and buy our own.

This review is for the boat rental only. We had a gift certificate for an all day boat rental. We…read moreused it the other day. The resort was taken over by new young owners a couple years ago. The place had been pretty neglected for many years before the new owners bought the place. I get that it takes a lot of money to rehab a gem like this place was when owners took pride in it. The new owners are doing a lot of work on the cabins as I saw when me and my two friends arrived. I think this place will be really nice when the construction is done. The boat we rented was pretty rough looking. An aluminum hull boat which can seat 4 adults. Old outboard motor that ran like a champ all day but nothing beats having a steering wheel, push button or turn key to start/kill the motor. We couldn't pull the string on the motor to start (we're not as young as we used to be) which meant we had to keep the motor running all afternoon. We will definitely return in the hopes that with more business their boat rental situation will also improve. We had a great time motoring around what is a very nice large lake. The weather was spectacular with not too high winds and lots of sunshine. Brandon (husband/owner) is a really nice guy and appreciated that he came out after a few hours to check on us to make sure we weren't stuck somewhere. He's a born & raised Oregonian and knows a lot about the environment and loves sharing what he knows with others.

I review restaurants with my OAT method:…read more Overall experience - My husband and I stayed here the first night on our honeymoon. The history, views, and food are worthwhile. It is a beautiful place to stay! Appearance - We stayed in the Queen Anne room, which we were told is the most romantic! Our bedroom did not have a bathroom, due to how old the place is. We did know this going in, but it was still worth it because the bathtub was wonderful and we were the only ones using it that night. Taste - The 7 course breakfast was everything you would hope and dream a 7 course breakfast would be and BETTER!! The chef really curated each plate with intention alternating between savory and sweet dishes. I would recommend just staying the night so you get to enjoy the breakfast!

Someone says it's haunted. It's well loved. Comfortable. Small. Casual. It feels like a comfortable…read morehome despite being right on the cliff and having the lighthouse a stones throw away feels just right. Absolutely love it here.

Sara was amazing. Walked in looking for a room and she assisted providing all the important answers…read moreand then giving the opportunity to view the difference between a Riverside a.k.a. view room and a non-view room. That brief tour made all the difference and made a difficult decision really easy: Riverview room all the way! The rooms on the first floor were right on the river with a fantastic view from the bed. The rooms were spacious and very clean. Very clean which added to the sense of comfortability. Booked for four nights and reactivated a Wyndham account from 2017 to enjoy member benefits. Free parking to save the trouble and headache which is great. And extremely close to the best coffee shop on the river, plus a couple of excellent restaurants including Mari's Kitchen and the Books n Bears bookshop.

Freshly painted room was bright and functional. Quality wise resembling a cheap Home Depot remodel…read more Cabinetry looked as if someone's unsupervised child punched numerous thumbtack holes in it. Refrigerator made rhythmic groaning sounds throughout the night. Headboard looked as if same child took to it with a sharp object. Bathroom was clean and bed was comfortable. Nice view from riverside unit. No designated handicap parking or ramp to lower floor rooms. OK if you need a quick one night stay. Close to quaint waterfront shops. About $50 overpriced for what you get.

I never heard of this cave until a friend wanted to visit. I thought it would be fun to see seal…read morelions in a cave since I have been in other caves to see unusual things. For people with mobility issues, it's best to stay in the gift shop area - when you exisit the elevators, there are steps, dark lighting, no seating and slippery walkways. There is an outside walkway but don't know how far it will take you. Handicap parking is limited but walkable in a paved parking lot. There is only one viewing area inside the cave to see the sea lions. It's blocked by a wire screen. You can see sea lions sitting on rocks while the waves come in and out of its opening. Inside the cave, there are panels with explanations of how the cave was built, what is a cave, etc. It has some interesting facts. Being from San Francisco, our Pier 39 is known for its seal lions - open waters vs. a cave. I expected to see much more of the sea lions. I do appreciate the hard work in building this cave for an attraction. It's a good stop if you are in the area - great ocean views. Admission is reasonable - no fee to enter the huge assortment of merchandise in the gift shop.

In August, there were no sea lions and unfortunately we didn't know that until we got down to look…read moreat them. There were five or six basking on the rocks while below us when we look down from above, but the caves were empty. There are flashing yellow lights to warn drivers that there are people crossing the road to enter the building , but it is dangerous anyway. It's on a curve and you can't see oncoming drivers.

Stayed here on August 2024 and loved it, great quiet campsite with friendly host!! Planing another…read moretrip for this spring So many Bass in the water here!!

Very nice RV park, not very close to the beach, but close to Florence. Staff very courteous. Also…read morewifi not available away from the office. Staff was kind to give free access to another weekend when i showed up 2 weeks ago without keys to my RV.

Looking at places to stay in the area and Haceta Beach RV sounded fun. Quite a bit out of Florence…read moreand narrow roads to get there. It may be great for those who want to get away from the busy life but we wanted to be closer to town. I think the bumpy road would be too difficult with an RV! Looks like they are doing road construction so it may get better. 3 stars because it is off the road to Haceta Beach. I had no internet at the park so I checked in on the road to it.

Starry Night is perfect for large or small gatherings of friends and family, the views are…read morestunning, wildlife is plentiful, and the private sandy beach and large floating dock give a great way to relax on the lake. Sit back and view geese, swans, ducks, bald eagles, cormorants, osprey, deer and otters or fish for perch, bass or trout. Bring your own boat, rent a fishing boat or party barge at the Mercer Lake Resort on the other side of the lake, or use their canoes and paddleboat.

I had a great time and the camp host, Shawn (hopefully I spelled it the right way) was very nice…read moreand welcoming. I stayed in spot 2 by the restrooms. The only thing I would say is that quite a few people came down from the highway just to use the restroom but they were all very respectful and did not cause any problems. The location was very quiet and it was right by the creek which was pretty! Spot 2 got a lot of sun during the day whereas the other spots can be shady.

I would give this place 0 if i could. Came in last thursday,…read morepaid for my site for the current day through til sunday. $130, had a family emergency come up so we were unable to arrive at our camp that i had already set up mind you.. til 8 p.m the following day. To mine and my fiances suprise when we arrived at our camp their was another family camped in our sote. The reservation date for this camp said "6-29-6-30" so they were not even paid up for the day they eere inhabiting the site. When i knocked on the managers door to simply ask what exactly was going on he immediately gave me attitude and a bs excuse. Proveeded to hand me my belongings he had rolled up behind his trailer and told us to have a nive day. Appatently cannot even camp in my ho e state anymore becauze these voluntaty workers make the rules and dictate them hpwrver tjey please. Sadc