Locations – Redwood Coastal Stays

Our family fell in love with the rugged Northern coast of the Pacific many years ago and we want to share the same experiences with others. Whether to escape the daily grind and take a deep breath or simply experience something new, the beauty of this part of the world is hard to beat. If you are looking to be surrounded by nature, experience world class hiking, fishing and exploring tide pools, it’s hard to find a better place than where the majestic redwoods meet the secluded pacific ocean's edge. Maybe you are looking to experience a little less seclusion and more of a small historical fishing town vibe with jet boat rides, access to rivers, sand dunes and local seafood and antiques. Our comfortable and well loved homes bring you all these options all with stunning views and superior hosting. Explore our Redwood Coastal options and find the perfect fit for you.

Shelter Cove is a true hidden gem: a pristine, ocean-wrapped Northern California community justly called the Lost Coast, since no major highways reach it. The nearly 25-mile-long jaw-dropping Lost Coast Trail is on the bucket list of many an avid backpacker.

Stretching between Shelter Cove to the south and the Mattole River to the north—in both Mendocino and Humboldt counties—the Lost Coast is a wild land of forests, fog, waves, and sand. The quaint little community offers stunning views, absolute serenity and an abundance of nature. Fishing has been a staple in this community for generations. Bring your own boat or use one of the local Charters. While Shelter Cove is a small and remote community, you will find a general store with well-curated groceries, a coffee shop, and pizza restaurant, and Gyppo Ale Mill - California’s most remote brewery offering a great craft beer selection, locally caught fish and live music. Another nice option is Mi Mochima for some fantastic and freshly created Venezuelan food. Enjoy the rugged coastline and all that it has to offer! Sweeping views, barking seals, grazing deer, migrating birds and endless tidepools.

Brookings is located on the beautiful Southern Oregon Coast six miles north of the California border on U.S. Highway 101. It is bounded by the Chetco River and Port of Brookings Harbor to the south and to the north, by Harris Beach State Park. Brookings originally thrived on the lumber and commercial and sports fishing industries. Lily bulb farming was introduced in the 1920's. The lily bulb farms, which are in a 12-mile area between Brookings and Smith River, California, produce 100% of the lily bulbs grown in North America. The southern entry to the Oregon Coast is a base camp for recreation on the Chetco, Rogue, Elks and Sixes Rivers. From Port Orford to Brookings, the highway hugs some of the most dramatic and rugged coastline in Oregon, lined with sea stacks and rock formations. The Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor stretches for 12 miles with several viewpoints worth exploring. Don’t miss low tide at beautiful Harris Beach State Park, where large rocky areas become perfect for tide pooling.

Located on scenic Highway 101, Gold Beach is tucked in between the Pacific Ocean, the Rogue River, and the Siskiyou Mountains. It’s the perfect blend of solitude and adventure. Leave the ordinary and familiar and visit the Wild Rivers Coast. Grab your camera, your backpack, fishing pole and explore the stunning and remote landscapes. Whether you choose the windswept ocean, the wild and raging Rogue River or the magical and temperate rainforest, Gold Beach will not disappoint! Jerry’s Jet Boat ride is a MUST experience! A guided ride 35+ miles up the Rogue that is an experience like no other. A chance to witness the pure and untouched natural environment of the rivers edge that are otherwise inaccessible. World class salmon fishing is what attracts people far and wide, and the small town charm keeps them coming back year after year. Travel up or down the coast for breathtaking ocean views, coastal sand dunes, and family friendly hiking trails. This quaint, artistic coastal town offers many dining and shopping options - a warm bowl of chowder is not hard to come by.