Top 10 Things to Do for Spring Break in Oregon
Spring Break is the real deal in Oregon. With longer (and sometimes rainier) winters than some other locations, people in Oregon take their Spring Break plans verrrrry seriously, even long after they are out of school. Oregon is also a premier destination for Spring Breakers from all over the United States who come to stroll along our pristine coastline or hit the slopes on legendary mountains in the Cascade Range. When staying in a Meredith Lodging Central Oregon vacation rental or Oregon Coast vacation rental, you will be well-positioned to enjoy all that Oregon has to offer during this extra-special time of year!
Spending Spring Break in Oregon? These sites are not to be missed!
Top Five Oregon Coast Spring Break Things to Do
Celebrate 100 years of the Seaside Prom!
This famous promenade turns 100 years old in 2021. Running parallel to the beach for 1.5 miles, the Seaside prom has seen millions of visitors over the years. From early morning joggers to mid-day arcade goers to sunset enthusiasts and every hour in between, you will find so much to love about this beachfront boardwalk.
Wine-tasting at the Nehalem Bay Winery!
Tucked in to lush, green, woodsy surrounds between Nehalem Bay and Manzanita, this winery has been in business since 1974. Originally launched with sweet fruit wines, the winery has evolved into making traditional reds and whites with grapes sourced from the world-renowned Willamette Valley. Open for daily for tastings.
Hike the Dune at Cape Kiwanda in Pacific City!
An unforgettable adventure for the hikers in your life, the view from the top is incredible! Hiking the dune in Pacific City is a favorite activity among locals and tourists alike. Not for the faint of heart – it is an uphill trudge at a steep incline in soft sand. Those who take a pass can wait for you on the beach at the popular post-hike hangout, the . This is one of the country’s only breweries where you can enjoy craft bear with your toes in the sand!
