Activity Options At the Wildwood Himitage: Do nothing, relax, sun, hot tub, barbecue, meditate, converse, hot tub, read, hangout..
What is there to do when your tired of doing nothing. Whether you are young or young at heart, you will never run out of places to explore and things to do while in Brookings-Harbor, Oregon, on the world famous Oregon Coast. You will renew your spirits and reward your senses with the spectacular views and rugged beauty of the Brookings-Harbor coast.
Brookings-Harbor is a coastal community of approximately 14,000 people tucked away on the southern coast of Oregon. It is home to some of the most beautiful beaches and coastline in the world, as well as some of the best ocean and river fishing. It's a great place to Whale Watch, picnic on the river or beaches, hike along the coastal and forest trails, or perhaps walk among the northernmost stand of Giant Redwoods in the Continental United States.
The Brookings-Harbor community provides for your every shopping need and there is wide selection of places to dine, from the elegance of gourmet cuisine to fine family dining and a variety of informal dining.
Here are some ideas that the Coast has to offer. Ocean dip/surf/wind surf/boggie board/etc., sand dunes, hike, bird watch, flowers, shop, river raft on "America's Wild Rivers Coast."
Brookings is located on the most southern piece of Oregon's coastline, just six miles from California. The closest airport is only 35 miles South in Crescent City.
While driving just south of the city you will find yourself on a bridge over the Chetco River. From here you will have a terrific view of Brookings Harbor. If you are interested in doing some fishing, Brookings will be your favorite place to visit on the southern Oregon coast. See Fishing
Scenic landscape is easy to find in Brookings, which also has a number of parks. If you want the best of both worlds, visit Harris Beach State Park to find beautiful beaches with a perfect mixture of rocky terrain and soft sand. There is also the Clifford Kamph Memorial Park that offers a pleasant walk that will be perfect for all the family photos. Finally, don't forget how close California is; Redwood forests with tree trunks the size of your car are nearby at Jedediah Smith Redwood State Park just 9 miles East of Crescent City, California. Redwoods Ask the local visitors center where the best places are to explore the old growth. They will love to help you. Hiking Trails
The Wildwood Himitage is 12 miles North of the California/Oregon border and 2 miles East of the Pacific Ocean. (A map). The following are the approximate miles from your place to ours. Realize, however, that all roads leading to Brookings are primarily two-lane roads so plan extra time for a leisurely trip. Also know that the coastal route (Highway 101) has incredible ocean views coming from the North and South, and a great drive through the redwoods across the border coming North in California. As you can see, this list is a work in progress. Is your city missing? Let us know and we'll estimate the mileage for you.
Game Park Safari: America's largest wild animal
petting park in Bandon, Oregon, about 75 miles North on Highway
101.
Oregon's only Mail Boat Hydro Jets. Jet boat excursions on
the wild and scenic Rouge River. On the Southern Orewgon Cost in
Gold Beach about 27 miles North on Highway 101.Curry County, OR (No county events availalbe for 2019 as of 1/1/19)
Brookings - https://brookingsharborchamber.com/content.aspx?page_id=4001&club_id=610576
Gold Beach - http://coastexplorermagazine.com/calendar/gold-beach
Port Orford - http://www.portorfordoregon.com/events.html
Del Norte County, CA (No county events availalbe for 2019 as of 1/1/19)
Crescent City - http://eventful.com/crescentcity/events/categories
America's Wild Rivers Coast. From Klamath (not Klamath Falls), California to Port Orford, Oregon, 101 miles of nature's best. Sixes, Elk, Rogue, Chetco, Winchuck, Smith, and Klamath rivers. Check out www.wildriverscoast.com
Contact
Information
Snail Mail: P.O. Box 12, Brookings, OR 97415-0001
www.wildwoodhimitage.com
