Driftwood

Perhaps our truest representation of the original tiny home ethos, this 20’ rejuvenated tiny home is sided with cedar shingles reclaimed from an old Masonic lodge and corrugated metal from a barn. Inside we feature custom metal and wood accents from reclaimed materials, Including a large table with bar stool seating for 4, a queen bed in the loft and kitchen with a counter-top burner and fridge. Come join us in the Driftwood and find your own beach treasures on this beautiful stretch of the Oregon Coast.

Features and amenities

Sleeping capacity (2)
Queen bed (accessible on loft by built in step ladder)
Built in table top with seating for 4 (bar stools)
Two comfortable club chairs
Kitchen with countertop electric burners, 1/2 fridge & stainless sink
Audio/video: 32” flat screen with firestick with access to Netflix, HBO and Spotify (streaming music) – COMING SOON
All our trailers are fully furnished with bedding, towels, dishes, utensils, cookware and basic spice
Pets: yes
Heating: space heater

Rates: Summer week/Summer weekend & holiday ($135/$145) plus cleaning fee; Fall/Winter week/weekend ($119/$125) plus cleaning fee

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The Doug Fir Lodge

Our large (2,400 sq. ft.) game and entertainment room with a 65" flat screen TV, multiple seating areas, a wood stove (coming this fall), ping pong and pool tables. Behind the game and entertainment space, we provide a covered eating and grilling area and a fire pit/seating area.

Outdoor Activity Area

Available for use in fall 2018, the grassy southernmost acre of the park - which “stares” at a large, dinosaur-like Osprey nest - will provide a great opportunity for outdoor activities, picnicking, kicking the soccer ball around or browning up your marshmallows at one of several outdoor fire pits.

Greenhouse

Our large 12,000 sq./ft. greenhouse houses the park's own produce garden and a local microgreens business, with fresh vegetables and micro-greens available to park users. This space will also serve as your own personal nursery or storage space if you’re staying at the park longer term.

Dog Park

Our pet friendly park has now opened its 5,500 square foot dog park.

The Redwood Commons

StartIng in Spring 2019, we’ll open our newly built commons and provide sweeping views of the ocean in a large second floor great room. The first floor will house bathrooms (with showers) and a meeting space available for group gatherings.

Site Landscaping and Nature Trail

Our uniqueness is also reflected in the site landscaping, which was designed by professional landscape architects at Koch Landscape Architecture, and which is intended to provide a uniquely Oregon coast experience by utilizing thoughtfully landscaped sites with mature plantings that are native to the Oregon coast. While we realize that the five minute walk to miles of pristine ocean beaches is perhaps the biggest draw of the park, starting in late summer, 2018, we'll provide you an immediate opportunity to escape into the solitude of nature on our own nature trail on the park property. Available for use by fall 2018, this canopied area with a creek running through it will serve as a convenient counter-balance to the park's other more communal gathering places.