Bella Beach, located within Lincoln Beach is a planned community of craftsman style cottages in a wide assortment of sizes and amenities. Beautiful common grounds and walking trails as well as easy beach access and play ground make these units very popular for second and vacation homes.

Depoe Bay is located along Oregon’s scenic coastal Hwy 101. this tiny beach town is known for having the world’s smallest navigate able harbor! Set among the spouting horn and a rocky shoreline, this village offers something for everyone. Depoe Bay is famous also for being known as the whale watching capital of Oregon. Whale watching tours and fishing excursions are available year round. Depoe Bay’s rocky coast line makes for some of the best “storm watching” on the coast.

Gleneden Beach is nestled between Lincoln City and Depoe Bay and is home to the award winning Salishan Lodge, Spa and fabulous oceanfront golf course. Architecturally significant million dollar homes merge with quaint beach cottages hugging the spectacular shore. Fine dining and unique shopping await you in this scenic village. The south area of Lincoln Beach comprises the border beach and residential area.

Lincoln  City is located on the scenic Oregon  Coast at the 45th parallel,  situated eleven feet above sea tvlevel.  It  is bordered by six hundred  and eighty acre Devil’s Lake and the Coast  Range on the east and  Pacific Ocean on the west.  Lincoln City boasts  seven and a half miles  of beautiful, clean sandy beaches, the Salmon  River to the north and  the Siletz Bay and River to the south.  Lincoln  City enjoys a mild  maritime climate, has a thriving retirement community  and is a popular  travel destination.  Lincoln City was  incorporated on March 3, 1965, uniting the cities  of DeLake, Oceanlake  and Taft and the unincorporated areas of Cutler  City and Nelscott.   These were adjacent communities along U.S. 101  which serves as lincoln  city’s main street.  The name Linoln City was  chosen from contest  entries submitted by local school children.

Neskowin is located in the southern most area of Tillamook county. This unincorporated village hosts families that have returned for generations. Neskowin is known for its fabulous, easily accessible pristine beaches and Proposal Rock which sits right off the sand and is accessible at low tide. Neskowin has few amenities but does have a great restaurant, small grocery store and a few shops. The ancient stump forest is visible most of the year and is quite unique.

Newport is one of the larger coastal destinations and one of the larger towns in the region. Also the capitol of Lincoln County, the Oregon Coast Aquarium and the Sea Food and Wine Festival, Newport boasts its own airport and 80 restaurants within its city limits.

Newport has a large harbor fantastic for watching the sea lions, viewing the fishing fleet, sampling fresh sea food and browsing the waterfront shops.

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Olivia Beach is Lincoln City’s newest planned living community based on the “village” concept of coastal towns. Craftsman style homes feature porches and common areas to add to the village feeling. Located in the historic “Nelscott” district of Lincoln City this charming community is the best of past and present Great choice for young families and those looking for a lovely family second home.

Otter Rock located seven miles north of Newport is the Waikiki of Oregon for surfers! This quaint coastal community was named after a large rock just off of the shoreline that many sea otters call home. Visitors are not allowed to climb on the rock but kayaking is allowed and encouraged. Otter Rock has beautiful beaches and a very special blend of northwest architectural styles homes for sale.

Home of the “Dory Fleet” Pacific City is located just off of Highway 101. There are two large rivers that merge to create an estuary for wildlife. If you like fishing, crabbing and surfing this is the town for you! It also offers some of the very best tide pools on the coast. Several small but excellent restaurants are located throughout the town as well as the award winning Pelican Brew Pub where you can enjoy a beer in the sand and maybe even play a little beach volley ball. Watch the dories launch and land right on the beach, it is very exciting to see!

“Road’s End” is a popular community on the north end of Linoln city.  soon to be incorporated into the City (for reasons mainly pertaining to water service),  it has become one of the most desirable places to vacation or own a home on the Oregon Coast.  It has close proximity to shopping, gaming and fine dining while at the same stime being secluded from the hustle and bustle of the main town. The old SalmonRiver Trail leading from Salem, in Oregon’s Willamette Valley, to the coast ended at the beach now called “Road’s End”  Logan Road which runs south to north through Road’s End is about two miles long.  It ends at the south side of a majestic outcropping called Cascade Head, a very scenic hiking and nature preserve area.  Logan Road was named after the Logan family, early settlers and ranchers of the area. There’s more to do in the Lincoln City area than anywhere on the coast!  From indoor activities like gaming, shopping and dining to beach combing, bird watching and festivals, plan to come and enjoy it all.