| the 2 suites add kitchens, separate bedrooms and dining rooms. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm. amenities include parking and a cafe. the 4 relaxed rooms feature free wi-fi, flat-screen tvs and private bathrooms, as well as sitting areas with ocean views. minimum-stay rules may apply. set on a beach along the pacific ocean, this cozy guesthouse near highway 131 is 3 miles from both cape meares national wildlife refuge and the cape meares lighthouse
Portland International Airport 1 hr 51
Tillamook Creamery (21 min)
Breakfast & lunch diner at the Tillamook Cheese Factory featuring cheese-based American classics. Maxwell Point (7 min) Cape Lookout State Park (14 min)
Oceanfront park with a beach, campground & hiking trails leading to a serene viewpoint on a spit. Oceanside Beach State Recreation Site (2 min)
Park and beach Tillamook County Pioneer Museum (18 min)
Museum exploring city history, including a big collection of photos & exhibits on original settlers. Cape Meares State Scenic Viewpoint (1 hr 10)
Park standing 200 feet above the ocean, with an 1890s lighthouse, nesting birds & distinctive trees. Tillamook Air Museum (22 min)
Aircraft collection in a World War II blimp hangar, one of the world's largest wooden buildings. Netarts Bay (11 min)
Crabbing & clamming are popular on this rustic estuarine bay with a sand spit & shellfish preserve. Cape Lookout (20 min)
A popular spot for whale watching, this narrow headland offers a cliff-top hiking trail & viewpoint. Octopus Tree (1 hr 8)
Lighthouse, octopus, and nature Cape Meares Lighthouse (1 hr 17)
Boasting a lighthouse & tentacled Octopus Tree, this park offers nature trails & ocean views. Three Arch Rocks National Wildlife Refuge (5 min)
Us fish & wildlife department services, wilderness, theodore roosevelt, puffins, and beach Tillamook Bay (20 min)
This 6-mile-long, river-fed bay is protected by shoals & the Bayocean Peninsula. Short Beach (4 min)
Beach and hiking Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad (31 min)
Old-fashioned steam locomotive offering riders a trip along the Oregon coast & scenic views. | 
