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"Had an amazing beach view!! The beach was clean and super easy to access!! Clean room, staff was very friendly and enjoyed our kitchenette and making our own meals!! The room was fully furnished with all the dishes and cookware!! Cannot wait to come again! "

"Friendly check in person. "

"Excellent convenient location. Easy access to parking and surrounding area attractions, restaurants and gas service stations. Thoroughly enjoy the very clean comfortable room."

"Wow, just wow. "

"I enjoyed walking out my door in the morning to the hub bub of fishermen launching their boats."

"ocean view"

"They were very polite and responsive to all our needs. Its clean and beds are comfortable."

"Room was nice and clean. Easy parking. Friendly staff. "

"The house was extremely comfortable for our group of 3 adults and 2 kids (12 and 5) for 11 days at the end of August. There are a ton of highlights including the very-well equipped kitchen, comfortable beds, wonderful view, and easily walkable distance to what might very well be the most ideal beach on the Oregon coast. The beach is ideal because it is at the opening of a secluded cove (Netarts Bay). To the right is the waves and a nice walk to the Oceanside Haystacks. To the left is a beach with no waves at all, protected by the nature preserve ithmus where you can watch large herons hanging out and diving for fish right in front of you.The owners of the rental will include access to their crabbing and clamming equipment for a small fee, and this might be worth it just for the extra beach equipment that comes along with it, including beach chairs and digging toys donated by previous guests. I was a complete novice to any kind of fishing or crabbing but managed to watch enough YouTube videos to teach me how to catch crabs. It was exceptionally easy. Just throw the cages in the water with chicken inside and then pull them back after 30 minutes. We caught 8 crabs on our first attempt and let the kids of the nearby families see them up close before releasing them back."