Location: Pacific City
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What to do and see in Pacific City, Oregon (OR): The Best Things to do
Pacific City is a census-designated place (CDP) and unincorporated community in Tillamook County, Oregon, United States. The population was 1,027 at the 2000 census. Pacific City's main attraction is the Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area.
Restaurants in Pacific City
1. Haystack Fishing
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Haystack Fishing is the longest running charter in Pacific City, starting in 1997. We provide a custom, guided fishing experience, using a unique surf launched dory. We provide all gear and fillet your catch, providing you with a full service charter. We also offer crab trips.
2. Oregon Outdoor Adventure
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
The only selection of Jeep tours in the Pacific Northwest. Jeep rides on the beach, clam digging. Family and Corporate friendly with the ability to transport Large groups for a lifelong memories. Now offering Tandem Paragliding trips !!
3. Oregon Coast Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
We offer private transportaion in our 14 passenger van.
Reviewed By cpeirson - Scottsdale, United States
We were on the Oregon Coast for a week with friends. I highly recommend Charlie and Joy with Oregon Coast Tours. Charlie took us down the coast sightseeing and wine tasting. Charlie knew all the hidden spots to see the amazing Oregon coast and we stopped and sampled some fabulous Oregon wines along the way. Being a native to the area, Charlie is very knowledgeable. On another day we made a last minute request to take us to a spa appointment at the Meridian Resort and Spa. Joy was fantastic in dropping everything to accommodate us. Highly recommend Oregon Coast Tours!
4. Green Acres Beach & Trail Rides
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 228 reviews
There is no better way to experience the Oregon Coast and all the nature it has to offer than on horseback. First time riders or experienced we provide you with a horse and guides to keep you safe while you take in all the scenic views of the Oregon Coast that you will never forget. The rides start at our exclusive location, 5985 Pacfic Ave Pacific City 97135, where you head directly onto the beach, no roads to cross. You ride the waters edge for half an hour. Then turn up onto the dunes for amazing views and even drop down into Bob Straub park for a bit. Of course the last leg of the trip is back on the beach heading for home base.
Reviewed By Nelson98660 - Vancouver, United States
We took our niece to Green Acres so she could scratch off one of the items on her bucket-list. She has been wanting to ride a horse near the beach since she was 5!!!! She's 9. : ) Thank goodness she was patient because Green Acres made this little girl so happy. Our guide, Tina, was kind and gentle as she helped her get comfortable. Jordan, from the office, was so helpful and answered all of my questions. She accommodated as much as possible to help make my niece's dream come true. Green Acres made me look like a hero as my niece screamed, "This is the best day EVER!" And I, of course, took all the credit! : ) The horses were well cared for, well trained and easy to manage. We even brought horse treats so we could spoil our horses once we returned to the stable!
5. Bob Straub State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By 261robynv - Portland, United States
Gorgeous beach! Really hope the city decides to prohibit cars on this beach once COVID is over. Loved being able to go on a jog with my dog and not have to worry about fast driving vehicles.
6. Twist Wine Company
7. Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By MommaSays71
We've been coming to this beach for the past 5 summers. Although it can be busy and cars are allowed on the beach, there are four very special attributes that come to mind. The pristine beach has a tidepool area where at low tide you can find so many wonderful sea creatures you will keep your kids entertained for hours! When the tide is high, I like to just sit on the rocks and watch the beauty of the waves coming in. It is an excellent location for building sandcastles. I have seen so many variations of sandcastles and what's even more heartwarming, so many collaborations take form on the beach through the building of sandcastles. There is an enormous sand dune at the end of the beach which if you can climb, allows for breathtaking 180-degree views of the sea. It's pretty exciting to see the fisherman drive their dory boats in every afternoon with their catch.
8. Rowboat Gallery
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By LaurettaYoung - Portland, United States
This gallery had art about coastal subjects as well as simply divine artwork. I loved the diversity of artists as well as media.
9. Pelican Brewing Company
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4.0 based on 306 reviews
This is where it all started back in 1996. Here, in front of a rundown old building at the water’s edge, stood three enthusiastic young folks whose thirst for great beer overshadowed their understanding of what it would take to build a brewery. They did it anyway. Welcome to Pelican Brewing Company and its iconic beachfront restaurant and brewery, where guests are welcomed with beer-inspired cuisines, award-winning beer, and front row seats to all the action at Cape Kiwanda. Cheers, fellow fanatics. This is as good as it gets.
Reviewed By DavidMike
While in Pacific City for 6 nights we enjoyed everything Pelican Brewing Pub & Brewery has to offer daily. The Pacific NW Cioppino is the best we have ever eaten, and their clam chowder is wonderful with a clam in every spoonful! The views are incredible and the staff obviously loves working there. A must stop when in Pacific City.
10. Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 18 reviews
A new nature trail at Nestucca Bay NWR is now open to visitors from sunrise to sunset. The 2.2-mile Two Rivers Nature Trail offers hikers several loop trail options. The trail surface is a combination of gravel or natural soils and is rated as moderately difficult based on elevation changes and uneven terrain. The trail winds through alder forest, coastal prairie, and small wildflower meadows with a stop to view the confluence of the Nestucca and Little Nestucca Rivers. The family-friendly trail offers birdwatching along the way and plenty of opportunity to take photographs of the preserved forestlands. There is also a picnic table available for those who want to enjoy views of the bay while taking a break. Please note Dogs are not allowed in this wildlife refuge.
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