Unique Trip Ideas

Heceta Head Lightstation is celebrating 28 years of Annual Victorian Christmas Open Houses on December 14th/15th and 21st/22nd from 4 to 7 pm. The Keeper’s House will be decorated with festive decorations December 6th-January 2nd. Each evening of the open houses performers will share holiday favorites and Santa will be visiting to welcome children of all ages. Cookies and warm drinks will be available.

Join the Keepers of Heceta Head Lightstation on August 7th from 11am to 3pm for National Lighthouse Day. Tour the Interpretive Center in the Keepers House, enjoy live music from the Foghorns on the lawn, free cookies and sodas and see the inside the of the Lighthouse!

Sea Lion Caves is a wildlife preserve and bird sanctuary on the Oregon Coast. Sea Lion Caves is America's largest sea cave and the year round home of the steller sea lion.

Visit Heceta Head Lightstation on October 30th between 11:30am-2:30pm to experience the history and hear ghostly stories from past B&B guests and staff of the Heceta Head Lightkeeper’s House.

Heceta Head Lightstation is celebrating its 128th birthday March 30, 4-7pm. The community is invited to celebrate at the light station which has a scenic walking trail that leads from the beach to The Keeper’s House, Gift Shop and lighthouse tower. This family-friendly free event takes place at the Heceta Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast in the Keeper's Home.

Imagine Spending the holidays with family and friends in a historic light keeper’s home next to the famed Heceta Head Lighthouse. The ocean and lighthouse views are stunning. Slumber peacefully with loved ones while you listen to the ocean waves crash outside your windows.

How cool is it that you can plan a road trip with your electric car?! Charge on the road or while you relax! Tesla is rapidly expanding their charging locations on well travelled routes. The following members are happy to offer you a place to recharge your car while you recharge yourself.

Follow this fun two day Stay and Play itinerary from Yachats to Florence, one of the most scenic stretches of the Oregon Coastline.

The Heceta Lighthouse Interpretive Center at the Keepers' Home is extending its tour season to include weekends in September. The keeper's home will be open to the public 11-3 on Saturdays and Sundays in September. There will be no tours available on September 15 and 29 due to the home being rented for wedding services.

Help Heceta Head Lightstation celebrate 124 years of the First Order Fresnel Lens shining its light on the Oregon Coast on March 30th 2018 from 4-7pm.

Come one, come all to Heceta Head Lightstation’s Victorian Christmas Open House! Doors will be open to the public from 4-7 pm December 9th & 10th and 16th & 17th.

At Overleaf Spa, you’ll find a one of a kind oceanfront experience that gives you the luxury you need in a friendly, unassuming environment. The spa offers all amenities needed to fully maximize your relaxation including use of the ocean view soaking pool and hot tub, steam rooms and saunas.

The 100 Best Fan-Favorite Destinations in Oregon list was based on 22,000 reviews. Unique Inns is extremely proud to share that four members have included in this list.

Heceta Head Lightstation is celebrating 21 years of the Annual Victorian Christmas Open House on December 10th & 11th and 17th & 18th from 4 to 7 pm. Come check it out and enjoy the 2000 new LED lights that will cast their warm welcoming glow on the beautiful rugged coast.

Located at the top of a 205 foot tall headland, the 56 foot tall Heceta Head Lighthouse shines it’s light visible for 21 miles, making it the strongest light on the Oregon Coast. Originally built in 1894, the lighthouse is now maintained by Oregon Parks and Rec Dept and the assistant lightkeepers house is operated as a Bed and Breakfast.

Fall is a fabulous time to visit Oregon Wine Country and this Fall, Alaskan Airlines is making it even better! Up to one case of Oregon wine can fly home free of charge on Alaska Airlines until November 20th.

Nestled in the heart of Yachats, the Yachats State Park offers a pristine view of where the Yachats River meets the Pacific Ocean. Anywhere along the one-mile loop is wonderful for taking in the beach, tide pools, blowholes, sunsets and whale watching.

Yachats galleries feature an incredible array of various forms of contemporary and traditional art. Whether you are interested in collecting new art or simply viewing and appreciating pieces in unintimidating, quality galleries, there is something for everyone.