Located in historic Old Town Florence, the Old Town Inn's hospitable staff and tidy guest rooms will make your stay on the beautiful Oregon Coast pleasant and memorable.
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Florence
Located on the central Oregon coast along U.S. Highway 101, Florence provides convenient access to countless outdoor recreational and activities. The town and its stunning surroundings are also accessible via Oregon Highway 126 from Eugene. This route runs through the Willamette Valley and then along the Siuslaw River, which flows through coastal mountains to Florence and the Pacific Ocean.
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River House Inn
The River House Inn in Old Town Florence offers rooms with Siuslaw River views from lovely terraces. With proximity to unique shopping, quality dining, golf courses and, of course, ocean beaches, this Inn is the perfect place for your Oregon Coast getaway.
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Vacasa Florence
Along the scenic Coast, Vacasa offers oceanfront retreats and quiet cottages brimming with amenities including private hot tubs, fireplaces, WiFi, and pet-friendly policies - perfect for your Oregon Coast getaway.
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Aero Legends
There is a saying that if you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life.
T.F. “Sam” Spayd is living that saying.
Spayd, who has more than 30 years of experience flying everything from Air Force planes to Boeing 747s, in retirement is sharing his love of flying with visitors to the Oregon Coast.
Based out of the airfield in Florence, Spayd offers a unique way to see the dunes, coast and lighthouses on the southern Oregon coast.
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C & M Stables
We have all seen the commercials of people riding horses on the beach into the sunset. Well you can make that scene become reality at C&M Stables, the only horseback riding stables on the central Oregon coast.
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Heceta Head Lighthouse
A few headlands over from the Sea Lion Caves lies one of Oregon’s most photographed lighthouses, the Heceta Head Lighthouse.
Surrounded by a state campground to the north, and a state park to the south, the lighthouse can be seen from Highway 101, or up close and personal if you are willing to take a bit of a hike.
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Oregon Dunes in Florence
On a busy summer weekend, my husband and I launch our kayak down the Siltcoos River Canoe Trail, and in moments find ourselves in absolute quiet and solitude. Well, quiet, that is, if you don't count the flap of osprey wings overhead, or the creaking of trees swaying in the wind, or the tweets and twitters of countless songbirds.
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Sand Master Park
When you think of the beach, and board sports, surfing or boogie boarding are the first things that come to mind – but that’s not the case at the Oregon coast.
Known worldwide for the amazing dunes, the area around Florence, Oregon has some of the best landscape for sand boarding – that’s right, surfing on the sand.
Many of the shops in the area around the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area offer sand boarding rentals, but there is one shop in Florence that not only offers boards, but lessons, accessories and their own private dune park.
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Sea Lion Caves
Just four hours from Portland, the Sea Lion Caves features the largest sea cave in the world and an opportunity to see not only sea lions, but scores of other wildlife in their natural habitat.
What to Bring: The temperature inside the cave is the same as it is if you would be walking on the beach. In the winter, prepare for the colder temperatures. You will also need comfortable shoes as you will have to walk around in the cave for your best viewing angle.
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Siuslaw Pioneer Museum
Fred Jensen, curator of the Siuslaw Pioneer Museum, more than just oversees the collection of artifacts and photographs in his downtown Florence museum, he shares the stories of the area.
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