Shorepine Village

The Promenade essay

What it feels like to stay here

Shorepine Village sits tucked behind a rolling dune just north of the Nestucca Bay country near Pacific City, where a wooden boardwalk carries guests over the sand to private beach access. The houses here read as traditional yet modern beachy cabins, grouped into a family-friendly community rather than scattered along a highway. Miles of paved walking and biking trails thread the development, making the stroll to Cape Kiwanda and the open beach genuinely easy. Guests staying in the village also have the run of the private community clubhouse, which works well as a staging area for a birthday, a reunion, or a rainy-afternoon gathering. Inside the clubhouse there is a pool table and a fitness center for anyone trying to keep a routine on vacation. Every home comes with a fully equipped kitchen, so a quick morning snack or a full family dinner is a matter of unpacking groceries, and washers and dryers are standard in each house for longer stays. TVs and internet are provided throughout, which means streaming rather than burning through phone data on a foggy evening. Certain houses in the village welcome dogs, though Open Nest asks that you confirm the specific property ahead of arrival. Open Nest, the Pacific City office at 6340 Pacific Ave, lists nine Shorepine Village homes, from the two-bedroom Beach Break to Starfish, a three-bedroom that sleeps nine. Town is close enough that forgotten supplies are a quick errand, and fine dining sits a short trip away for nights when nobody wants to cook.

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