Help me pick a West Coast getaway
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Help me pick a West Coast getaway
Daydreaming about going somewhere this July or August and looking for some new ideas.
Like staying West Coast preferably with water and trees on the cooler side.
Grew up in Seattle area went to Portland and Oregon coast last year so we are looking for specific places...like having cottages or kitchenettes..as we like to cook our own food from Farmer Markets keep costs down..
Like staying West Coast preferably with water and trees on the cooler side.
Grew up in Seattle area went to Portland and Oregon coast last year so we are looking for specific places...like having cottages or kitchenettes..as we like to cook our own food from Farmer Markets keep costs down..
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I would look into the Cambria/ Cayoucous/ Morro Bay area. I think all three have cottage properties. Also Pismo Beach, though that may be more of a condo type location than cottages. San Luis Obispo, near there has a great Thursday Farmer's Market.
Also, I've seen great posts about Asilomar in Pacific Grove (near Carmel/ Monterey). Keep in mind, California Coast July/ August prices can be pretty high.
Also, I've seen great posts about Asilomar in Pacific Grove (near Carmel/ Monterey). Keep in mind, California Coast July/ August prices can be pretty high.
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What about the Olympic Peninsula.
A friend goes to La Push each summer and the cabins they stay at are pretty rustic, but they have kitchens and are right on the water.
Port Townsend is a nice, relaxing place to go to as well. We stay at a cottage there, but it doesn't have a full kitchen. The owners do have a beach house as well though so that might work for you. The website is www.morganhilldesign.com and the house is called Northbeach. The owners are extremely helpful in making sure your trip is great.
A friend goes to La Push each summer and the cabins they stay at are pretty rustic, but they have kitchens and are right on the water.
Port Townsend is a nice, relaxing place to go to as well. We stay at a cottage there, but it doesn't have a full kitchen. The owners do have a beach house as well though so that might work for you. The website is www.morganhilldesign.com and the house is called Northbeach. The owners are extremely helpful in making sure your trip is great.
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Lake Tahoe is your spot... you get the best mix of water and trees that I've ever seen! Also, Rio del Mar, New Brighton/Sea Cliff Beach area fits your description too. At least you'll have lots of options from which to choose!




