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Pro
Tiny seaside community with some noteworthy attractions.
Con
It was warmer at home then here
In a nutshell
A sleepy coastal town perfect for family vacations and romantic get-a-ways.
mtncorg Says: About two miles south of Cape Perpetua is the Strawberry Hill State Wayside. There is a little parking lot from which you can gain access to some grand tide pools. On the rocks just offshore, you can also watch a herd of harbor seals that call this home. The 20-mile stretch...
mtncorg Says: Much like the Deadwood Creek span, this bridge is hidden deep within the mountains of the Coast Range. It is not that hard to find – just head off OR 34 onto Five Rivers Road for nine twisty, but paved miles. Built in 1927 for $1800 – or 1919 for $2500 depending upon which...
mtncorg Says: The isolation of this covered bridge – actually the next one, as well – is similar to what you find further south at the Deadwood Creek bridge. Built in 1938 for only $1500 and at 42 feet long it is one of the shortest covered bridges in the State. So short that instead of...
gezbelle Says: Although a little touristy, the Cape Perpetua Scenic area is a must go destination in Yachats and is just situated just south of the town. Enjoy the beautiful views of the coastline. Wander down the many scenic paths and hike trails. Learn about the construction of the West...
2 Reviews and 303 Opinions At first when I booked the Overleaf Lodge, I thougt it was a bit high in price. After arriving my...
Cape Perpetua Visitors Center: "Crepes at The Cape' Great Views and Food
lovethecoast Says: This is a once a month special event in the National Forest at the Cape Perpetua visitors Center. You get brunch and a presentation or guided walk with an naturalist. There is some sort of permit that allows this partnership event to happen.The day we went there was pate...
Yachats Underground: Great Selection - Service Marginal
nativelocal Says: The new Yachats Underground Pub & Grub is well worth going to. The food prices are great and the selection is unique. They focus on making everything from scratch - how long has it been since you had a burger that wasn't preformed? The service can leave quite a bit to be...
Leroy's Blue Whale Restaurant: If you want surly waitresses and no apologies
redbaran1 Says: First of all the food wasn't bad. Second if you want no service or very poor service Leroy's is the place for you. On 23 Nov 2008 we attempted to eat lunch there at 1p.m. local time and found that the waitress had lost our order at 1:30 pm. She offered no apologies and only...
Landmark Restaurant & Bar: Good local restaurant
KaisaL Says: Real good food, very inexpensive, nice view of the ocean
The Adobe Resort: Good food and ocean view
KaisaL Says: This restaurant offered a good variety of seafood. Also offered was chicken and beef. Good salad bar, great spirits.
LeRoy's Blue Whale: great place to eat in Yachats
yursparky Says: When driving through Yachats, or staying at one of its resorts, come in for great food and friendly atmosphere. Even though they serve a variety of meals, try the seafood dishes - Yachats is after all on the coast Clam Chowder
Ye Olde Green Salmon: Fresh Roasted Coffee
nativelocal Says: The best coffee available in Yachats and very reasonably priced in comparison to Starbucks-style coffee shops. An 8 oz cup for only a dollar and each cup is individually brewed. In addition, the bakery items are fantastic with selections such as pumpernickel, Mediterranean...
Grand Occasions Catering & Deli: Unique, Fresh, Locally Grown Selections
nativelocal Says: Grand Occasions is a small cafe with excellent sandwiches, wines and a vast array of Oregon and imported cheeses (Try the Oregonzola and the Black Peppercorn! Both are wonderful). The freshly made desserts and local, organic produce are one more wonderful addition to the...
LeRoy's Blue Whale Restaurant: LeRoy's Blue Whale Restaurant
goingsolo Says: Leroy's is the Oregon equivalent to Denny's or IHOPor similar places known for greasy yet decent breakfasts. Unfortunately, Leroy's breakfast wasn't up to the standards of Denny's. Not that Denny's serves a high quality breakfast, but that should give you a basis for...
goingsolo Says: The restaurant was highly touted as one of Yachat's finest. The food was pretty good and the atmosphere of this wood paneled restaurant was casual. Despite the advertisements for fine dining, this place was jeans-casual. The only French influence found on the menu is the...
goingsolo Says: The Heceta House B&B adjacent to the lighthouse is said to be haunted by the ghost of Rue, a woman who lived there in the 1800s. Ask the man in the gift shop for the full story.
tahoesasha Says: The coastal road is dangerous! It is unfamiliar, curvy and full of the distraction of other drivers and the magnificent ocean. Concentrate!
stett3 Says: Take Yachats River Road to N. Yachats River Road and turn left. Stay on N. Yachats River Road until you reach the bridge.
stett3 Says: Take Yachats River Road to the "T" intersection w/ North Yachats River Road. Make a left and stay on this road to the bridge. Really worth the drive.
Take a scenic drive off the...
Octourist Says: Take a scenic drive off the highway. The ocean mist in the air and even a full-on rain storm made for an adventurous day out in nature (well, with a car, anyway).
Sea going ships passed by the...
falicia2000 Says: Sea going ships passed by the Oregon coast as early as 1543 when Barteleme Ferrelo came this way. Sir Frances Drake (in 1575) and Martin de Aguilar (in 1605) also are known to have passed by. But Captain Cook was the first white man to really get credit for being in the...
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Gem of the Oregon Coast - I've never "travelled" to Yachats - I was born and raised here. After a few years in the city, I began to realize just how little I had missed, and disgusted with concrete, I returned to Yachats....
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YACHATS - ARTISANAL FULCRUM ON THE CENTRAL COAST
Pronounced without the 'c', Yachats is a small resort village of some 635 people at the mouth of the Yachats River. Yachats is the last town along a stretch of small towns extending south from Lincoln...
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That's what the welcoming sign says, anyway. Yachats (pop. 635, again according to the sign) is located in the center of the Oregon Coast. The town of Yachats resembles a retirement community. There...
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The oceanside is very rocky here. It reminds me a little of Bohuslän, the Upper West Coast of Sweden. Very clean, quiet, nature, and friendly people. Its restful and not allot of commercialism. One......
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I've never "travelled" to Yachats - I was born and raised here. After a few years in the city, I began to realize just how little I had missed, and disgusted with concrete, I returned to Yachats....
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