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USA Oregon The Northern Oregon Coast Arch Cape Listing #21317

Falcon Cove Retreat - Arch Cape, OR

1 review
Max occupancy: 6 2 Queen Bed, 2 Twin Bed 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms Dog-friendly  4WD/traction may be required in winter
44660 Tide Avenue, Arch Cape, OR 97102

NEW LISTING! Dog-friendly house w/ a private hot tub and incredible ocean views!

This Arch Cape vacation rental has incredible ocean views and a private hot tub that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. With all of the modern conveniences you would expect, a location walking distance to the beach, this dog-friendly house is the perfect getaway for your next Oregon Coast Adventure.

What's nearby:
Manzanita is a short drive to the South, where you will find numerous eating options along Laneda Avenue. In addition, you will also find an art center, shopping, and plenty of shops to explore. Go for a hike at the Hug Point State Recreational Site which is just a few miles to the north, or Oswald West State Park which is just two miles south on Highway 101.

Things to know:
Free WiFi
Dogs welcome for a small nightly fee
Full kitchen including dishwasher

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AMENITIES

 Hot tub (Private)
 Ocean view
 Oceanfront
 Internet
 Washer/dryer (Private)
 Cable

Features

Fireplace

Washer/dryer : Private

Kitchen

Dishwasher

Fridge

Microwave

Stove

Media

Internet : Charter

Cable : Charter

DVD player

TV

Wireless router

Miscellaneous

Beach towels

Outdoor

Hot tub : Private

Deck

Scenic

Waterfront

1 review

William D. May 2019
Hard to beat this house for spectacular ocean views and setting. Lots of forest/trees all around with birds singing everywhere.

House is nice though old. Floors have a lot of slope to them as the foundation has settled. That is no big deal though, still very nice place and clean.

Beach access is about 1/4 to 1/3 mile away, requires walking down a sleep slope of large basalt pebbles which can be tricky for anyone with limited mobility, but no problem for most people. At high tide the sand is all underwater, but at low tide the beach is great for strolling and very empty of people which is great. At high tide it is more difficult to walk along the shoreline. We walked down about a mile and found a resting seal pup in some rocks. Wonderful.