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Luke Martinez grew up splashing around in the Chetco River. As a teenager he became passionate about paddling, and spent his summers guiding rafting trips. That was 20 years ago, and Martinez has since returned home — to the tiny town of Pistol River, between Gold Beach and Brookings on the Southern Oregon Coast — to raise… More

No matter the season, Brookings is a fun little town to visit. It's the first beach town you hit as you cross the southern Oregon border. Rain or shine, there is always something for the family to do. Check out this list of favorite family-friendly activities in Brookings. More

From rocky headlands to wide-open shores, agates, seabirds, tide pools and lighthouses in the distance, the Oregon Coast is a balm for the soul. Why ride it? Because its 363 miles of glorious coastline are full of wonder, largely car-free and accessible for us all. Rather than try to ride the length of Oregon Coast… More

Around 7 miles south of the Wild and Scenic Rogue River in Gold Beach lies Cape Sebastian State Park. Depending on the wind direction, this spectacular site starts or ends your beach ride in one of the most photogenic sections of the Oregon Coast. More

Andy Martin will tell you that Oregon’s South Coast is home to some of the best fishing in the West. The Brookings native started Wild Rivers Fishing 10 years ago to share his passion for Oregon’s wild rivers, gorgeous coastlines and remote canyons. In wintertime, Andy guides fishing trips on the Chetco, Elk and Sixes… More

It’s famous for sandy beaches, scenic rock formations, colorful tide pools, outstanding bird watching and frequently seen marine life. A visit to Harris Beach State Park in Brookings offers up the best of the breathtaking Oregon Coast with a wide variety of recreational and touring options nearby. Whether you have a weekend or a week, the attractions around Harris Beach will offer plenty to keep you busy and will leave you wanting to come back for more. More

Ocean Suites Motel on the coast of Brookings, Oregon, is located ten minutes from the Oregon-California border at the Port of Brookings-Harbor; the southernmost port city in Oregon, often refer’d to as the Banana Belt of Oregon. Brookings-Harbor offers a mild climate, natural beauty and excellent ocean and river fishing. From your motel suite it is a short stroll to Sporthaven Beach, restaurants and port shops. Charter a deep-sea fishing adventure. Explore local tide pools, hiking trails, spectacular redwoods and beautiful viewpoints are all near... More

When the weather forecast began calling for nearly constant rain with temperatures in the low 50s, we felt it would be a great time to head southern part of the state for our three-day camping trip. So off we went to Brookings, home to sunshine and the warmest temperatures on the coast. From Portland, we… More

Oregon has a "Banana Belt?" Oh yes, it's true! A near tropical land, but you won't find any pineapples, mangoes or papayas growing from the ground. When you travel to the Brookings area you will find soaring giant redwood trees and a wonderful collection of Oregon State Parks in this week's "Grant's Getaway." In summer… More

It only takes about 30 minutes to drive between Gold Beach and Brookings, but this stretch of coastline deserves a day of its own, or better yet, a week to get off the road, down a trail or onto one of its secluded hike-in beaches. Lingering on this stretch of Coast, you’ll discover magically picturesque coves, rainforest-covered capes, arch rock formations and dramatic overlooks along one of the most beautifully rugged portions of the Oregon Coast. More

Join Captain Clameron's Excursions for high quality educational programs, demonstrations, intimate guided tours, and informative and entertaining talks on various recreational opportunities on the Central Oregon Coast. Popular excursions include clamming & mussel, crabbing or fishing excursions, bridge walking tours, agate hunts & beach booty discovery, tidepool tours, mushroom hunting. Visit website for more information or to book your adventure. More

Fat Cat Pizza is locally owned and operated, offering up delicious pizza in a fun atmosphere. More

Family owned and operated, Misty Mountain Brewing is Oregon's southern most coastal brewery just 4 miles from the California border. Enjoy the ocean view from the "Tap Haus" tasting room which offers 8 to 10 of Misty Mountain beers as well as great food. Dogs are welcome on the patio. More

Chetco Brewing Company has two free EV charging stations available to customers in their parking lot. Small town brewing, world class beer. That’s the Chetco Brewing Company story.  Intrigued by the beer selection in Oregon, Brewmaster and Chetco Brewing co-owner, Michael tried his first home brew kit in 2002. After he and his wife planted their own hops and toyed with the idea of opening Chetco Brewing Company for about 3 years, they registered their company in late 2011. There were life delays along the... More

You must visit Chetco Brewing Company, a warm and welcoming community hub located in downtown Brookings, Oregon. Brewer Mike and wife Alex opened Chetco in their garage with just an 8 gallon kettle in April 2013. They sold 29 barrels that first year. You may have first heard of Chetco in 2014 when out of nowhere they won a Silver Medal at the prestigious World Beer Cup for their signature Stout. Chetco Brewing takes it's water and name from Oregon's southern most wild river-the Chetco.... More

Stout Park, adjacent to the Manley Art Center, is a great place for a picnic or to simply sit and enjoy the many wild plants, herbs, azaleas, a variety of trees, and even an old apple orchard. A walk up the hillside reveals the site of the Stout Mountain Railway, a miniature garden railroad that is run by volunteers on special occasions throughout the year. The first weekend of August, Stout Park hosts the annual "Festival of Art" featuring the work of local artisans. Festivities... More

The perfect neighborhood park for tikes, toddlers and grade-schoolers. Completely renovated in 2009, your children will love the state-of-the-art brightly colored playground area. The remodeled restrooms, benches, picnic tables and luxurious lawn area make Easy Manor Park the perfect spot to take your children to play, hold your child's birthday party or gather for a family picnic. More

Azalea park is a thirty-three acre park containing ancient native azaleas that were growing here when Lewis and Clark wintered on the Oregon Coast in 1805-06. Azalea Park offers active and passive recreational activities. It lies amongst several residential neighborhoods, but manages to preserve unique landscapes and open spaces. Azalea Park, however, is much more than both of those things. It is a community project that supports Brookings’ claim to be “The City of Volunteers". The native azaleas had long been overgrown with berry vines... More

Do you like unexpected treasures? Would you like them to be stunning? Brookings offers the spectacular gem you will always remember. Chetco Point Park is one of the most beautiful locations in Oregon, on the west coast . . . . in the world! Chetco point is a nine acre beach park. A Perfect Picnic Site Chetco Point Park is a large area with thick rye grass, two picnic tables, horseshoe pits . . . and one of the most stunning ocean vistas in this... More

Founded in 1988, the Chetco Pelican Players (CPP) have brought artists together on the Southern Oregon Coast for more than three decades. CPP presents six plays a year-- a mix of comedies, dramas, and musicals based on requests from members and the general public. They believe the arts should be accessible to all, and their seasons offer opportunities for actors and actresses of all ages, backgrounds, and experience levels. Learn more about CPP's early history in the first episode of The Green Room -- an... More

Shiver me timbers, thar be pirates at the Port! Join in on the fun at the Pirates of the Pacific Festival. Vendors, food, live music, sword fighting demonstrations, cannon show, belly dancing and more! So get out yarr Pirate garb and plan to set sail with us for the annual Pirates of the Pacific Festival. More

Catalyst Seafood is a family owned restaurant and lounge that serves bold, fresh perspectives on classic and regional seafood favorites. More

Blue Water Cafe & Lounge owners, Cathy and Patti, have been in the hospitality industry their entire careers. They decided to open their own restaurant where they serve breakfast and lunch. The lounge offers a full bar and the best Bloody Mary in town (according to Cathy and Patti). You're sure to enjoy a warm welcome with goodwill, good food, good coffee, and great cocktails. More

Brookings Taxi serves Brookings and the surrounding area. More

Accurate Taxi serves Brookings and the surrounding area. They also offer delivery service. More

Surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty, Salmon Run offers a course for every skill level. Designed by Troy Claveran, Salmon Run is an 18-hole par 71 championship course with four sets of tees that stretch from 5,433 yards to over 6,400 yards. The course offers a lively experience for every skill level amidst the stunning beauty of the Southern Oregon coastal forest, and boasts several amenities such as a clubhouse, with a restaurant and pro-shop, as well as facilities for weddings and other events. There’s a... More

Open daily for breakfast and lunch, The Fairway Cafe partners with local vendors to offer guests homemade food in a welcoming environment. They also have grab and go options available. Stop by for a meal and enjoy the patio. More

 Your first impression of Loeb may well be the fresh scent of the myrtlewood forest ... a crisp, eucalyptus-like fragrance. The park is nestled in a grove of these lovely trees, many of which are well over 200 years old. The pristine Chetco River runs clean and clear along the southeast edge of the park.   Several campsites and three rental cabins face this scenic river. During the year, you can fish, swim and raft, or walk the self-guided Riverview nature trail. The river offers some... More

Whaleshead Beach is one of the most gorgeous locations along the Oregon Coast. Offshore there is a sea stack that looks like the head of a Whale. The sea stack is cut with a rock channel and when a wave hits it, it spurts a spray that actually looks like a whale spouting, hence the name Whaleshead Beach. Whaleshead is located about 7 miles north of Brookings. First you will come to the Whaleshead Trail Viewpoint parking area on the ocean side of the road.... More