Lobster Lodge

04/04/2026

03/29/2026

If you want to see tide pools on the Oregon Coast, this is one of the best times of year to go 🐚🌊

In 2026, some of the lowest daytime tides fall on:
May 17–19
June 15–16
July 14–15

Tide pools can be explored on many low tide days, but these dates usually give you more exposed shoreline and more to see. 🪼✨️
🦞 Book your dates now: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/39359100?unique_share_id=70c99221-e4c0-4c53-855e-2d4f048892f8&viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76

10/11/2025

Yep, we did it again!🦞 🦞 Join the fun and book you fall king tides getaway now!

08/30/2025

Amazingly, we have an opening the weekend of the Cape Kiwanda Longboard Classic September 19-21! 🦞🏄‍♀️ 🌊
https://www.airbnb.com/l/Fs066bck

07/15/2025

Another claw-some review 🦞 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Book your September beach getaway now!

07/04/2025

🦞 🎉 Grateful for our amazing guests and 87/87 five 🌟 reviews! ♥️

06/30/2025

We love our special visitors and, of course, the beautiful sunshine! 🥰 🦞 🦌 ☀️

06/17/2025

Last minute beach getaway sound fun? We have a rare summer weekend open this coming weekend due to a cancellation! 🦞 ☀️ 🌊

03/31/2025

Be safe out there! 🦞

Oregon's beaches are visited by thousands of people each year. Visitors should approach their coast trip just like they would any other outdoor recreation activity: safety first!

Watch out for sneaker waves
Always keep one eye on the ocean so you won’t be caught off guard if a bigger wave surges up the beach. These “sneaker waves” are unpredictable, powerful and can easily knock adults off their feet.

Watch your step!
Be careful on rocks and near cliffs. Rocks can be slippery and cliffs can be unstable due to erosion. Stay on marked trails and don’t climb over fences or other barriers. Trails are carefully planned by park rangers and barriers are there to keep you safe.

Watch for falling rocks.
Avoid walking along the base of cliffs or eroding bluffs. Chunks of cliff or rocks can fall at any time; areas with overhangs and caves are especially dangerous. Do not dig in cliffs or bluffs.

Maintain a safe campfire
Beach campfires may be started on open sand, away from driftwood or vegetation. Check online for seasonal fire restrictions. Use water to extinguish your fire, not sand. Pour water around the base of the fire pit, not directly on hot coals.
Avoid logs on the beach

Stay away from logs on the beach or in the surf.
The logs absorb water like sponges, increasing their weight by up to several tons. The ocean is strong enough to pick up even the heaviest log and roll it over you.

Know the tides
Know when the tide is coming in, especially when exploring tidepools or secluded beaches. Incoming tides can quickly leave you stranded away from shore. Be extra careful during extreme high or low tides and storms.

Oregon tide times are posted at https://www.tide-forecast.com/regions/Oregon

03/01/2025

Book your spring Oregon beach getaway now! 🦞 🌊 ☀️ 🍷 Fabulous bottle of RH Wines provided at check in❣️

01/12/2025

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