House in Netarts, OR
6 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
Old-time 1970s beach cabin with fireplace and 180 degree view of Netarts Bay, Pacific Ocean, Three Rocks Wildlife Refuge, Cape Lookout, and Netarts Spit.
Not prettified or standardized, this cabin is designed for the ocean experience, winter or summer. From the fireplace or deck--or from your bed--watch seals and herons on the end of Netarts Spit.
No other houses block your view. The property borders the sand. Your private path winds through pines and huckleberries to the driftwood and sand.
According to one reviewer, the cabin exemplifies the Danish word, "Hygga," --the quality of coziness, solitude, comfort, and contentment. Pick huckleberries outside the kitchen door, September-October--or crabs and clams from the bay.
Kitchen is equipped: refrigerator, range, microwave, coffee maker, coffee bean grinder, wine & cocktail glasses, and gadgets; stocked with basics for cooking: spices, condiments, sugar, pots, pans, cookie sheets, etc. No frills but all you may need.
Grocery and restaurant within seven minute walk--by road or beach.
Bedrooms:
South Bedroom (1 double, 1 queen sofa bed),
North Bedroom (1 queen)
Bedrooms are at opposite ends of the Common Room.
Sheets are 100% cotton.
Communucations:
WIFI signal is strong for wide bandwidth communications.
Landline--remember the sweet sound?Roku TV.
Water:
No need to bring bottled water! Netarts' water is pure and cold and tastes good!
Parking: Covered carport for one car; street parking for more.
Common Room: Fireplace (kindling supplied), Dining table (6 chairs), leather couches, rockers, and a selection of reading lamps.
Deck: (20' x 12') overlooking beach, table and chairs (4) and recliners (2).
Beach toys: A selection of children's toys, and various crab and clam catching devices.
County boat ramp is 1000 feet to south.
Watch the tide tables!
Questions? Any special needs? Write us.
Not prettified or standardized, this cabin is designed for the ocean experience, winter or summer. From the fireplace or deck--or from your bed--watch seals and herons on the end of Netarts Spit.
No other houses block your view. The property borders the sand. Your private path winds through pines and huckleberries to the driftwood and sand.
According to one reviewer, the cabin exemplifies the Danish word, "Hygga," --the quality of coziness, solitude, comfort, and contentment. Pick huckleberries outside the kitchen door, September-October--or crabs and clams from the bay.
Kitchen is equipped: refrigerator, range, microwave, coffee maker, coffee bean grinder, wine & cocktail glasses, and gadgets; stocked with basics for cooking: spices, condiments, sugar, pots, pans, cookie sheets, etc. No frills but all you may need.
Grocery and restaurant within seven minute walk--by road or beach.
Bedrooms:
South Bedroom (1 double, 1 queen sofa bed),
North Bedroom (1 queen)
Bedrooms are at opposite ends of the Common Room.
Sheets are 100% cotton.
Communucations:
WIFI signal is strong for wide bandwidth communications.
Landline--remember the sweet sound?Roku TV.
Water:
No need to bring bottled water! Netarts' water is pure and cold and tastes good!
Parking: Covered carport for one car; street parking for more.
Common Room: Fireplace (kindling supplied), Dining table (6 chairs), leather couches, rockers, and a selection of reading lamps.
Deck: (20' x 12') overlooking beach, table and chairs (4) and recliners (2).
Beach toys: A selection of children's toys, and various crab and clam catching devices.
County boat ramp is 1000 feet to south.
Watch the tide tables!
Questions? Any special needs? Write us.
Amenities
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Netarts, OR
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Jul 2026
This is an old cabin. Nothing fancy, but has a million dollar view and direct access to a Long Beach. 2-3 mile walk to tunnel rock and the best tide pools we’ve ever explored. We were there on a very low tide and there were volunteer interpreters to explain everything. Bald eagles flew low over the house every day. Seals were sunning on the sand bar right across from the house. Another couple was catching Dungeness crab from the beach just up from us. There is a great restaurant a mile down the road, Schooners. We highly recommend. Would definitely stay here again.
10 / 10Outstanding·Jun 2026
Great stay. The weather wasn't that great, but we really enjoyed the wood-burning fireplace.
10 / 10Outstanding·Jun 2026
We loved our stay. It was a very comfortable home, and the proximity to the beach was perfect.
6 / 10Average·Oct 2025
The VRBO listing was accurate in that this is an older campy home. However, it failed to mention the stairs from the street to the entrance, which I found problematic. I was also unable to navigate the path to the sand.However, the kitchen was well equipped, and we loved having a real fireplace, which we used every day. The location was great, but we weren't aware it only had on street parking...The camp style of the home was just what we wanted. We had bald eagles fly by a few times and watching the seals, herons, and huge flock of pelicans was amazing.I reccomend this home, but with the caveat to be aware of the stairs, and also if you are a larger person like me, consider bringing your own camp chair for comfort.The home was clean, and very well equipped. we had a wonderful time.
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9.6Outstanding
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"This is an old cabin. Nothing fancy, but has a million dollar view and direct access to a Long Beach. 2-3 mile walk to tunnel rock and the best tide pools we’ve ever explored. We were there on a very ..."
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