Cannon Beach

In September 1846 the U.S. survey schooner Shark sank at the mouth of the Columbia River. Part of the wreckage, with three small cannons attached, floated southward and washed up within a month of the disaster near present-day Arch Cape. Finally, in 1922, local residents successfully petitioned for the post office to be called "Cannon Beach."

Schooner's Cove Inn

Discover Cannon Beach from this ideal location…On the ocean in the heart of downtown.   You’ll enjoy gas fireplaces, decks, small kitchens, free Wi-Fi, hot tub and a wonderful oceanfront lawn.

The Wayside Inn

A delightful ocean-view hotel at the South end of Cannon Beach across from Tolovana Park and the ocean.  Stay in a well-appointed room with a gas fireplace, deck, free Wi-Fi, and small kitchen.  After a day on the beach swim in the indoor pool and soak in the hot tub.

Tolovana Inn

At the Tolovana Inn, guest rooms offer gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean and Cannon Beach landmark Haystack Rock from private balconies. Inn amenities include an indoor spa with sauna and saltwater pool, a fitness center, a game room and in-room gas fireplaces. 

Vacasa Cannon Beach

From luxurious oceanview estates to laid-back beach cottages, Vacasa offers dozens of homes throughout Cannon Beach. Many include hot tubs, oceanfront access, pet-friendly policies, WiFi, and gourmet kitchens.

Anna's Table

Beachcomber Vacation Homes

Bill's Tavern & Brewhouse

Blue Gull Inn

Bruce's Candy Kitchen

Walking into Bruce’s Candy Kitchen in Cannon Beach is like being transported back to the old days of candy stores in the 1950s and ‘60s.

Which isn’t surprising since the store is family owned and operated by four generations. The Cannon Beach store has been open since April 1, 1963 and today the tradition continues, even after 50 years of operation.

Bruce's Candy Kitchen - Cannon Beach

Saltwater taffy, chocolates, corns, brittles, and more.

256 N. Hemlock St.
Cannon Beach, OR 97110

503-436-2641

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