Vacasa dogs’ favorite pet-friendly vacation rentals on the Oregon Coast
A vacation without your four-legged friend just isn’t the same, but luckily, it’s easier than ever to find a pet-friendly getaway. It's especially easy on the Oregon Coast, where we offer more than 500 pet-friendly homes.
We talked (barked?) with a few canine members of Team Vacasa and their owners to discuss some of the most fetching pet-friendly vacation rentals on the Oregon Coast.
Human: Katie W. – Catalog Writer
Neskowin is a favorite among locals seeking a more tranquil time on the coast. In addition to the spacious deck for napping with a view, Richie enjoys curling up by the fire after long misty morning beach walks down to the Neskowin Ghost Forest—one of his favorite haunted places in the Pacific Northwest—at low tide.
Human: Sara G. – Sr. Editorial Manager
Oscar loves Rockaway Beach for its easygoing boardwalk charm, and this spot is his choice to take it all in. The fenced-in yard is great for lounging in the sun while dozing off to the sounds of crashing waves. If the chef in the retro kitchen is off duty, it’s a great excuse to explore Rockaway’s local cuisine at Pronto Pup, famous for the invention of the corndog (yes, really).
Human: Malia B. – Regional Marketing Coordinator
Just a short stroll from the sand, this Cannon Beach charmer is Nika’s favorite place for some R&R. She loves picking up scraps in the kitchen, relaxing in the living room, and getting ready for one of her favorite day hikes near Cannon Beach.
Human: Eric E. – Analyst
Yurt on the Bay appeals to Tchai’s glamping inclinations and is a great getaway to experience cozy fall days on the Oregon Coast. When he’s not under a pile of blankets during a rainy movie night or snuggling by the fireplace, he can be found watching herons glide over the bay.
Human: Dustin C. – Business Development Analyst
Easy beach access and front-row seats to watch the sun dip into the Pacific make this retreat one of Rudy’s favorites. After posing for selfies next to the Cape Meares Light (Oregon’s shortest lighthouse), it’s an easy pit stop to nearby Netarts Bay for some fresh oysters on the half shell.
Human: Tiffany E. – Communications and Training Coordinator
After a day of exploring the tide pools at Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Sal takes a well-deserved position in the backyard next to the hot tub, eyes ever-vigilant for squirrels. Believe it or not, Sal is also an avid motorsports enthusiast, and the tallest sand dunes in the state provide some next-level adrenaline rushes.
Human: Justin M. – Regional Marketing Coordinator
Asha loves hiking in the Gorge (pictured below)—but she also loves the view from this amazing Lincoln City home. It’s a toss-up, but there are some pretty great hikes around Lincoln City, too. At press time, she said it’s hard to choose, but her favorite is probably the trail to the beach at Fogarty Creek State Park.
