Vacation rentals in Pacific City

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  • Total vacation rentals

    Explore 310 vacation rentals in Pacific City

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Pacific City vacation rentals start at G$12,546 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly vacation rentals

    280 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly vacation rentals

    Find 190 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    180 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    310 of Pacific City vacation rentals include wi-fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Beachfront, Self check-in, and Gym across Pacific City rentals

  • 4.8 Average rating

    Pacific City stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

Top-rated vacation rentals in Pacific City

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Top guest favorite
Large windows frame a stunning view of the beach and Three Arch Rocks, allowing natural light to fill the space. A small table sits beside one window, complemented by a cozy seating area with a woven pouf nearby.
Condo in Tillamook
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Oceanfront overlooking Three Arch Rocks

Oceanside Inn #8 is a favorite of regular guests to the Oceanside Inn. This historic property dates back to the 1920’s but recently underwent a full renovation. #8 is on the main level, on the Western (ocean-facing) end of the Northern wing, with unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and Three Arch Rocks National Wildlife Refuge. There are two bedrooms: one with a king bed and an attached bathroom, and a second with a queen size bed and an attached bathroom. Shared amenities at Oceanside Inn include three Level 2 EV chargers, complimentary guest laundry machines, and a massive deck extending over the bluff, and stairs to the beach below (there’s also a public beach access without stairs a block away). As noted in some reviews, the parking lot can be a little tight, and can occasionally be full (there are ten spaces for the ten units, but parking is not assigned). There is street parking immediately in front of the building, and plentiful parking about a block to the North across from the Blue Agate Cafe. Oceanside is considered by many to the hidden jewel of the Northern Oregon Coast. The beach is always special, but it’s even more so in Oceanside during low tides: tide pools abound on the far side of Maxwell Point. You can walk the tunnel under the Maxwell Point, or if the tide is sufficiently low, walk around it. You can easily harvest mussels by hand (with a shellfish license, purchased online from ODFW), and the tide pools are filled with anemones, sea stars, crabs, and mollusks. A few minutes to the south is Netarts Bay, where you can rent crab boats from Big Spruce Boat Rentals or Netarts Bay Garden RV Resort. They’ll give you tips for success, and they’ll even cook them up for you assuming a successful haul. You can crab year-round, but it’s generally best in fall and winter. You can also try clamming in Netarts Bay at low tide - there’s even a patch of geoduck clams at the start of the bay near Happy Camp! Oceanside is known as one of the best spots on the Oregon Coast for whale watching. While whales can be spotted any time of year, they’re most common from mid-December to mid-January as 20,000 gray whales migrate south to Mexico, and again in late March through early June as they pass by on their return to Alaska. When the weather is nice, the 180 degree views from the massive shared deck make it the perfect spot for whale watching. In town, you’ll find three great options for food within a block: Blue Agate and Current Cafe open for breakfast (and coffee!), and Rosanna’s is open starting with brunch . There’s also a small grocery store in Netarts, or a Safeway about 15 minutes away in Tillamook. The scenic road to through to Tillamook through Cape Meares is once again open, and while longer than the drive through Netarts, the views are exceptional. The drive down to Pacific City along Cape Lookout road is also amongst the most beautiful on the coast, making Pacific City (40 minutes to the south) an exceptional day trip. You can enjoy a drink at Pelican Brewery while watching the surfers and dory boats on the waves, and you can climb and slide down the dunes. We look forward to hosting you!

Top guest favorite
Cottage in Pacific City
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 220 reviews

Coho Cottage-Pups OK- Hot tub- 5 min walk to beach

The Coho Cottage is luxurious yet surprisingly spacious with hot tub. You'll love the high end finishes and thoughtful accommodations. The 2 bed (1 queen and 1 full), 2 bath home sleeps 4. Almost every square inch is accounted for. This amazing location is just a 5 minute walk to the beach the locals call the "turn around". Convenient public boat launch is just a 3 minute walk which is great for kayaks and SUPs. The Pelican Pub is about a 15 minute walk. This home only accepts Dogs as pets.

Top guest favorite
The exterior of Storm Watch Lodge is captured during golden hour, showcasing a welcoming wooden facade. Two chairs are positioned on the porch, while large windows reflect the warm glow of the setting sun. Lush trees frame the scene, adding to the serene atmosphere.
Cabin in Pacific City
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

Storm Watch lodge

High above Pacific City on historic Hill Street stands Storm Watch Lodge. With a west view of the Pacific Ocean, Pacific City, and Cape Kiwanda. The open concept living/dining/kitchen area is perfect for up to 4 adults. There are two bedrooms, one with a king bed, the other a double bed. The living room has a sofa sleeper. The original timbers, natural wood walls and original flooring creates the environment to just breathe. We respect our neighbors and follow the Airbnb no parties policy.

Top guest favorite
A modern beach house is presented, positioned against the backdrop of soft sandy dunes. Large windows allow ample natural light, and a row of outdoor chairs is visible on the spacious deck, inviting relaxation and ocean views.
Home in Pacific City
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 185 reviews

Ocean Front House - Gorgeous Views!

Stay within steps of the Pacific Ocean in one of Oregon's premier beach towns. This sleepy little beach town is great for family get-togethers or romantic weekends - only a couple hours outside of Portland. Come and enjoy the beauty! Our house is right on the beach. Walk off the deck and on to your own beach front. A short walk up the beach to the famous Pelican Brewery and more. Enjoy nearby activities: hiking, surfing, kayaking, swimming, whale watching, golfing, hang gliding and more

Top guest favorite
Cabin in Tillamook
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Surfline Loft, A-Frame Cabin in Netarts

Our surf style cabin may be small, but the large windows with views of the bay, ocean and coastal forests allow for lots of light to flood the space. Just a short walk to the beach, shops and near some of Northern Oregon’s best surf breaks. Enjoy foggy mornings in the hot tub, adventure during the day and spend sunsets by the fire pit or on our large deck. Our front yard also has a game trail, so bring some apples - chances are you'll see a deer or two : ) @surflineloft STVR#851-24-000045

Top guest favorite
Home in Pacific City
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 296 reviews

25 Steps to the Beach! Prime Location and Views

Beach access path directly in front of the house for guests to use! Welcome to the Sandcastle Beach Cottage located in the gated neighborhood of Kiwanda Shores at Pacific City! Gated community, unforgettable sunsets, and lush hotel beds & linens with all the comforts of home. - 25 steps to private beach access - 360° Views of Ocean, Haystack Rock, and Mountains - 4 sleeping areas (3 bedrooms + Loft) & 2 Full baths - gas grill - Smart T.V.s - Arcade Table w/60 games - Two beach bikes

Guest favorite
Two plastic lawn chairs are positioned on a lush green lawn, facing a scenic view of a river merging with the ocean at sunrise. Soft light casts a warm glow over the landscape, highlighting the gentle curves of the shore and distant hills.
Condo in Neskowin
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 666 reviews

World Class Views: Proposal Rock Ocean Front Condo

Our small STUDIO “jewel box” condo looks out on to two merging, clear, fresh water creeks, sandy beaches, tide pools, layered cliffs, the Ghost Forest, and is surrounded by a national forest. It has: full kitchen, bath, queen bed, pull out twin trundle bed (best for kid but can sleep adult). It’s been full renovated to make it our dream getaway! Neskowin has a good wine/deli/market on site. Please reference pictures to see the trundle bed twin + last pic for location off US Hwy 101.

Guest favorite
A spacious living area features a black sofa with yellow and blue accent pillows, complemented by a geometric area rug. Natural wood elements highlight the vaulted ceiling, and a staircase with rustic railings leads to an upper level, enhancing the home's inviting atmosphere.
Home in Cloverdale
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 350 reviews

Coats Cottage

Our family beach cabin was fully remodeled in 2019 with all new everything. We have designed our space for families and couples looking for a quiet beach retreat with easy beach access. We are only 4 houses from one of the quietest beaches in the area and only a 5 minute drive to Pacific City. Local activities include hiking, kayaking, surfing, and dune buggies at Sand Lake. Easy day trips to Tillamook or Lincoln City also make this an excellent home base for all of your adventures.

Guest favorite
The exterior of the bungalow is captured at dusk, featuring a contemporary design with gray siding. The spacious parking area is visible, as well as the surrounding sandy landscape. A silhouette of a distant rock formation stands against the sunset sky, contributing to the coastal ambiance.
Home in Cloverdale
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Bright Beachfront Bungalow + hot tub

Escape to this fresh, airy beachfront bungalow with stunning ocean views. Imagine lounging in a hot tub as you watch the sunsets paint the sky with stunning colors, the perfect end to a day of swimming in the crystal-clear waters just steps away. With 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a well-equipped kitchen, this tastefully decorated beach retreat is perfect for groups or families. Walking distance to both Cape Kiwanda and Pelican Brewery, this home offers both relaxation and adventure!

Guest favorite
Large windows frame sweeping ocean views, allowing natural light to brighten the interior. A stylish lounge chair is positioned nearby, complemented by wooden paneling and rustic decor that enhances the inviting atmosphere. A mounted TV adds to the comfort of the living space.
Cabin in Oceanside
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 775 reviews

Oceanside Hideaway - Panoramic ocean views!

Cozy up in front of a wood burning fire while watching the waves crash at the beach below - cabin vibes for all the seasons. Relax in an Adirondack chair on the private deck while taking in views spanning from Cape Lookout to the 3 Arches. A 5-minute walk to Oceanside Beach, the Hideaway is quintessential Oregon get-away with the feel of a cozy surf shack....quasi-rustic with all the right creature comforts and one of the best panoramic ocean views in Oregon. #851-10-1849-STVR

Guest favorite
Home in Pacific City
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

Luxury Coastal Retreat | 1-Min Walk to Sand

Completely remodeled luxury home in the best location in Shorepine Village, just steps from the private boardwalk—walk to the beach in under a minute. This 4-bedroom, 4-bath retreat features high-end finishes, quartz countertops, stainless appliances, and a fully stocked kitchen. Enjoy a rare main-level bedroom with full bath, light-filled living spaces, sun-soaked decks, electric fireplace, and elevated comfort throughout in this exceptional Pacific City coastal getaway.

Guest favorite
Home in Cloverdale
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 201 reviews

Estuary Escape

Stunning Sandlake estuary and coast views are abundant from this property. Enjoy a mix of new and handcrafted furniture, cement counter tops, and plush beds. This property is a bird watcher's dream with an expansive covered deck and large windows. Only minutes to the beach, (the new Sitka Sedge State park and Whalen Island is 1/4 mile, Pacific City a 7 minute drive), this property offers easy access to all the coast has to offer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Pacific City?

    Stays near the beach and around Cape Kiwanda are frequently suggested for easy access to dunes and ocean views. The town center has locally owned inns and vacation rentals with a relaxed, coastal atmosphere.

  • What are the best things to do in Pacific City with kids?

    Kids often enjoy playing on sandy beaches, exploring tide pools near Cape Kiwanda, and flying kites in the steady coastal winds. Easy hiking paths and family-friendly food spots make for a relaxed day out.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Pacific City?

    Climb the dunes at Cape Kiwanda, stroll through Bob Straub State Park, or watch dory boats launch from the shoreline. Local breweries, art studios, and ocean sunset views are often recommended experiences.

  • How is the weather in Pacific City?

    Pacific City has cool, wet winters around 35–54°F (2–12°C) and mild, drier summers near 55–84°F (13–29°C). Pack layers for changing conditions, especially with coastal breezes and occasional fog.

  • When is the best time to visit Pacific City?

    Summer and early fall are often recommended in Pacific City for milder weather, clearer skies, and outdoor events. Spring brings wildflowers and quieter beaches, while cooler months appeal to those drawn to storm watching.

  • What are the best places to visit in Pacific City?

    Cape Kiwanda is known for its sandstone formations and sweeping views, while Bob Straub State Park invites exploration of natural dunes and coastal trails. The town's beach and local brewery scene round out the experience.

  • What are some hiking trails in Pacific City?

    Hike the sandy paths around Cape Kiwanda for ocean views, or follow nature trails in Bob Straub State Park to see wildlife and unique coastal habitats. Short riverside trails near the Nestucca River are also frequently suggested.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Pacific City?

    Explore the wide beach, look for wildlife, or try a paddle on the Nestucca River. Local shops, kite flying, and hikes around Cape Kiwanda create a variety of activities for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Pacific City?

    Explore nearby state parks, tour local lighthouses, or visit coastal art galleries for a change of pace. Nature preserves and small towns around the area offer scenic drives and fresh seafood markets.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Pacific City?

    Many Pacific City vacation rentals and small inns welcome pets, especially around the beach and quieter neighborhoods. Boardwalks, open sand, and nearby parks make it easy to explore with your dog.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Pacific City?

    Dress in layers, as coastal weather changes quickly, and bring footwear that handles sand and trails. Tides shape the experience, so check tidal charts before exploring the beach or hiking along the shore.

  • What is Pacific City known for?

    Pacific City has dramatic coastal scenery, the prominent sandstone headland of Cape Kiwanda, and a tradition of dory boat fishing. The area is also known for its relaxed surf scene and vibrant sunsets.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Pacific City?

    Look for tide pools during lower tides, stroll quieter stretches of Bob Straub State Park, or watch dory boats return with the day's catch. Secret surf spots and small art galleries create unique moments for those who wander.

  • What are the best foods to try in Pacific City?

    Fresh seafood is frequently suggested—look for locally caught dory fish, clam chowder, and oysters. Local bakeries, craft brews, and casual spots with Pacific Northwest flavors round out the experience.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Pacific City?

    Bring layers for changing weather, a waterproof jacket, sturdy shoes for sand and trails, and sun protection for brighter days. Binoculars, a camera, and a small cooler for local finds can add to your experience.

  • What is the nightlife in Pacific City like?

    Nightlife in Pacific City centers around laid-back breweries, local bars, and venues with live music on select evenings. Beach bonfires and sunset walks are popular ways to wind down after a day outdoors.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Pacific City?

    Pacific City has the Dory Days Festival, which highlights its fishing traditions each summer. Seasonal music gatherings and local seafood celebrations are also frequently suggested, drawing both residents and visitors around the community.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Pacific City?

    Pacific City has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, especially near the beach or town center. Some homes include kitchens, open living spaces, and access to outdoor areas for group activities.

All about Pacific City

The tides define the rhythm of life in Pacific City, where cold-water surfers catch rousing waves, kayakers paddle across the peaceful bay, and fishers launch dories directly from the beaches. Highway 101, which runs straight through most neighboring seaside towns, curves inland and bypasses Pacific City. That lucky turn leaves the local scene feeling a bit more secluded than other coastal hot spots. The scenery — defined by natural areas and oceanfront parks — might seem a tad more dramatic, too. Hikers climb up a towering dune for views of rocky headlands; photographers trace nature trails for views of migratory birds and native elk; and equestrians trot along the shores at sunset. No matter how you spend your days here, you’re almost certain to bump into fellow outdoor adventurers at the town’s brewpub, where the servers pour craft beers named for local landmarks and deliver the freshest catches of the day.

What are the top things to do in Pacific City?

Three Capes Scenic Loop

Narrow headlands jut out into the foamy Pacific Ocean along this 40-mile route, which takes day-trippers past some of the most dramatic scenery on Oregon’s northern coast. You’ll want to pack your hiking gear, as the Three Capes Scenic Loop links together a trio of remarkable spots: Cape Kiwanda, Cape Lookout, and Cape Meares. At each site, windy trails lead to coastal overlooks with panoramic views of rugged rock formations, sand dunes, and misty forests.

Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge

At the confluence of the Nestucca and Little Nestucca rivers, this refuge ranks as a coastal favorite for wildlife photographers, especially ones looking to spot songbirds and migratory waterfowl. Several trails wind through coastal prairie and forests and along the bay. Lined with benches, the paved Pacific View Trail leads to an elevated observation deck with sweeping ocean views.

Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area

Surfers take the waves, kites rise with the wind, and dory boats launch right from the shores here at Cape Kiwanda, which packs plenty of dramatic vistas into a relatively compact natural site. This state park is known for its sculpted sandstone formations and the towering dune, popular with hikers who trek up it for a panoramic look over Pacific City’s beaches.