Fun place for kids to spend the afternoon on a rainy day. The equipment is brand new and very…read moreclean. My kids (8 and 5) liked the swinging ropes and giant ball area. They have a restaurant on site (Pirate's Brunch) that offers breakfast and lunch all day. My child dumped his lemonade all over himself and the staff helped us clean it up and gave us replacement lemonade free of charge. No alcohol options yet but per the staff they are waiting on approval and should be offering adult beverages soon.

Stopped by on a whim after playing at the beach. I was expecting some.games but had no idea it was…read morean indoor playground! My kiddo has a blast and we will be back anytime we are in Lincoln City

What a fun place to walk on the beach! Great place to capture videos. Nice clean restroom options…read morenearby! Felt like a safe area!

Jeremy here from XLBullyz.com here checking out the coastline. This place was great for the dogs to…read moreplay and the kids to explore.

Perfect place to get out and stretch your legs. Clean restrooms with flush toilets available off…read morethe parking lot. Great beach access and not as busy as the beach access in Cape Kiwanda. When we were there we only saw one family when we arrived and two families as we were leaving. Makes for a lot of room to let your dog run on the beach without bothering anyone. A family was flying a kite while we were there too...made us wish we would have bought one. It was the perfect weather for it!

Shame on the peeps who come to Saver this wonderful place, and burn their plastic, beer cans,…read morebroken bottles, socks, forks, ketchup, mayo, diapers, dog poo bags, water bottles, & condoms! wTHeck!!! And when I picked it ALL up, the camp host said: don't put it here, your littering! You have got to be kidding me!? He should have said," thank you, I should have been here before High tide!" This camp host is rude, and not from Oregon. This is my fav place. But now with him hosting , I feel a bit concerned? I will always be looking over my shoulder : ( Texas plate NSH 4723

Oregon has more hiking trails than one could hike in a lifetime, so you can't hike them all. If I…read morehad to pick only ONE trail in the state to hike, I would pick Cascade Head. The trail starts at Knight Park, right on the estuary. After viewing the river, you hike through the old growth. The hike starts with some elevation, but the trees provide shade and lots of places to stop and rest. After crossing streams and bridges you come out to the grass field with a million dollar view of the Salmon River and Pacific Ocean. Bring a head lamp and stay for the view through sunset, it is incredible. The trail continues through the grass with more switchbacks to the upper viewpoint. While the Upper viewpoint is fantastic, if you are short on time, the lower viewpoint is fairly comparable (view wise) to upper. This hike is really the highlight of the Oregon Coast. The trail does not allow dogs (or pets) so plan accordingly.

Great trail...loads to see and a real workout in the process…read more We arrived at the trailhead at 8am to be the first in the lot on a Saturday. By the time we returned the lot was full. There's a decent amount of parking...spots for cars, RVs, and trucks with boat trailers. The pre-trail wanders in and out of the trees and road for a bit, but they have great signage to lead you to the actual head. The trail is great, as you get a smidge of everything you could ask for along the way...some shaded forest, wildlife, wildflowers, stunning coastal views, and a pretty butt-kicking workout to the top viewpoint. Keep in mind, we aren't young, and neither are our hips and knees. There are a good number of high clearance steps to climb that weren't the easiest for a gal with short legs and bad hips. Not to mention that the trail is pretty steep as you zig-zag your way up the non-shaded knoll to the second viewpoint at the top of the lower trail (where it meets the upper). The trail is narrow most of the way, especially on that hillside as you push your way through the tall grasses and flowers. You definitely need to watch your step constantly going up and down, as there are hidden steps, rocks, and uneven surfaces beneath the grasses. We almost ended our trip at the lower viewpoint, but after a bit of contemplation decided to push through and up the hillside to the top. I'm super glad we made the choice, but we definitely felt it! So much to see along the way. We got to watch the elk herd as it grazed the knoll at the first opening, so beautiful. Halfway down the hill from the top a fast moving fog bank came off the coast right at us, engulfing us and removing everything from sight for a minute, while providing us with much appreciated and FABulous cold air... a very cool experience for sure. I highly recommend this trail. Go early if you go on the weekend. And if you're now young ONLY at heart, be prepared for a decent workout if you plan to go to the top...but do it, it's worth it. :)

My girlfriend and my 9 year old daughter did the one hour trail ride on the beach... the guides…read morewere amazing and very safety conscious. The location is right on the beach so you don't have to mess around getting there... beautiful beach and amazing views. Totally worth doing if you have a few hours! Highly recommend!!

This place is unbelievable and is truly a hidden gem. You can walk from the Surfrider easily or…read morepark in the parking lot. You enter and wind through a short dark "Hobbit" forest then come out to the most amazing views in the world. Rain or shine, it will not disappoint. You can see all the way towards the north past Lincoln City and south to Whale Cove. Keep in mind to watch the kids or animals as there are sheer drops here.

Not sure how this gym doesn't have more reviews! The owner is so so kind and they have EVERYTHING I…read moreneed without me having to wait for a machine. Visiting on vacation and the one thing I am going to really miss is this gym! Give it a try, you won't regee

Guest review from 7.27.2023 $10 daily or $30 for a week guest pass…read more This gym is a nice little neighborhood style gym at a great value. The owner, mark, is literally the nicest guy. Definitely would recommend this gym for availability, quality and price.

Cute little 9 hole in Neskowin, great for walking as there are no cart paths (carts available) but…read morelack of paths makes for a scenic golf experience imo. Nice flat play but still posing many hazard challenges from creeks and trees. Enjoyed playing here!

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!