Travel Newport 2020

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Dine, Stay, Play and 

Shop and much more!

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CONTENTS 

SPECIAL FEATURE! We Take Crab Very Seriously! 11 

Uncommon and Mysterious Things 14 

Asian-Fusion at Asiatico 14 

Investigate Sea Life 14 

HISTORIC BAYFRONT 

Barge Inn to the Local Scene 17 

Stay on the Historic Bayfront 17 

Sweeten Your Day 17 

Stroll through Nye Beach 20 

Wake Up with Ultralife 20 

Kick Back at the TapHouse 20 

NYE BEACH 

Relax with Sandbar & Grill 21 

Ride the Concrete Waves 21 

Winter Storm Alert 21 

SPECIAL FEATURE! Painting the Port! 24 

SOUTH BEACH 

Play Indoors at Aquarium Village 28 

Eat and Drink off The Hook 28 

Oregon Coast Aquarium 28 

Take a tour of Rogue 29 

Hoover’s Pub & Grill 29 

Fresh Roasted Coffee & Craft Beer 29 

Visit & Cross 32 

Feed your Body & Soul 32 

Find Fresh and Local Produce 32 

DECO DISTRICT 

Pop into Uptown Pub 33 

Soar to New Heights with a Kite 33 

Start your Day off Right 33 

SPECIAL FEATURE! What’s in our tidepools! 37 

Climb Yaquina Head Lighthouse 40 

Access to Agate Beach 40 

Szabo’s Steak and Seafood 40 

UPTOWN/AGATE BEACH 

Settle In at Agate Beach Motel 43 

Sea Glass Bistro & Lounge 43 

Hunt for Treasures at Agate Beach 43 

Photo by Jeremy Burke 

COVER SHOT 

by Jeremy Burke 

SPECIAL FEATURE! Visit the Coast in Style! 44 

Places to Stay in Newport 46 

Places to Dine in Newport 53 

Places to Shop in Newport 57 

Tidal Charts 62-63 

Map of Newport 60 

What’s Fresh and When - Seafood 42 

SPECIAL FEATURE! What’s new in brewing! 48

Discover Newport at Sunset

The Coast You Remember 

1-800-COAST44 

DISCOVERNEWPORT.COM

613 NW 3rd St • Newport • 541-574-8787 

OPEN 7 Days A Week at at 11am 

www.nanasirishpub.com 

Nana’s takes pride in using 

locally 

Nana’s 

sourced 

takes pride 

meats 

in using 

and 

vegetables 

locally sourced 

in our 

meats 

recipes. 

such as 

Seasonal 

100% grass 

organic 

fed beef 

vegetables 

from Knee 

from Deep our Cattle own Co. Nana’s in Eugene, Innisfree NW 

Farm Cod in and Logsden organic are vegetables used in 

our from salads, the Willamette soups, sandwiches 

Valley. 

and pies for much of the year. 

Come and enjoy imported and local 

beers on tap, Oregon Northwest wines, wines, and and 

a great selection of of cocktails. Our Our 

Happy Hour is is Monday thru thru Friday 

from 3-6pm. Like us us on on Facebook for for 

updates on on our our daily daily cocktail specials, 

soup of of the the day, day, music music and and more. more. 

Check out our live music calendar at 

Live www.nanasirishpub.com 

music on Saturday nights 

from 9-11:30pm 

Live Children music welcome on Saturday so bring nights the from whole 9-11:30pm family. 

(Minors allowed until 10pm) 

Imported beers on tap (Guinness, Harp, Smithwicks and Magners Cider) 

Imported beers on tap (Guinness, Harp, Smithwicks and Magners)

Natural Food Cooperative 

• Full-line grocery store 

• Everyone welcome! 

• Organically grown produce 

• Hundreds of items in bulk 

• Sandwiches, soups, salads & 

entrées made fresh weekdays 

• Sandwiches, soups & 

baked goods weekends 

We’re Open 

Every Day 

Monday-Friday: 8am-7pm 

Saturday: 8am-6pm 

Sunday: 10am-6pm 

Find us on Facebook! 

159 S.E. 2 nd St • Newport • 541.265.8285 

www.oceanafoods.org 

POWER 

NEWPORT 

1107 N. COAST HWY, NEWPORT 

541-265-4601 

POWERFORD.COM 

POWERDODGE.COM 

POWER 

CHEVROLET 

1422 N. COAST HWY, NEWPORT 

541-265-7731 

POWERGMOFNEWPORT.COM 

Tranquility on 

Yaquina Bay 

Reserve Now! 

Next to the Aquarium and 

Marine Science Center 

RV Park 

Beautifully landscaped bayfront park 

Full hookup sites with: 

water, sewer, 30+50 amp power, & cable TV. 

Sites include 

HUGE big rig pull-thru sites, 

laundry rooms, bathrooms, free showers, 

free limited WiFi, dump stations, 

and activity/club room for groups. 

– Book Reservations Online – 

Recreational Marina 

With a boat launch ramp, 

laundry rooms, bathrooms, 

showers, free limited WiFi, 

fish cleaning tables, fuel dock, 

public fishing pier, restaurant, 

brewery, and marina store. 

WWW. PORTOFNEWPORT.COM • (541) 867-3321

We Take CRAB 

Very Seriously Here!

Newport is “The Dungeness Crab Capital of the World” 

BOAT CHARTERS 

NEWPORT TRADEWINDS 

653 SW Bay Blvd. 

541-265-2101 

newporttradewinds.com 

CAPTAINS REEL DEEP SEA 

FISHING 


541-265-7441 

captainsreel.com 

YAQUINA BAY CHARTERS 

1000 SE Bay Blvd. (near the 

Embarcadero Resort) 

541-265-6800 

yaquinabaycharters.com 

NEWPORT MARINE STORE & 

CHARTERS 

2128 SE Marine Science 

Drive, South Beach 

541-867-4470 

nmscharters.com 

“ 

There are no days off in 

crabbing.” 

~ Nick Mavar 

f you know much about Newport, then you know that we take Dungeness crab 

very seriously here! In fact, the phrase “The Dungeness Crab Capital of the World” 

became a registered trademark of the city in 2007. The Port of Newport is home to 

the largest commercial fishing fleet on the Oregon Coast, and has been harvesting 

record numbers of this prized culinary crustacean for over a decade. Because so much crab is 

gathered locally, residents and visitors alike are able to purchase fresh crab right off the docks, 

from area fish markets, and may enjoy crab in many local restaurants. Newport also offers a 

variety of opportunities for you to catch your own crab directly from the docks of the Yaquina 

Bay, or by boat in the bay itself. 

Commercial crabbing is a way of life in Newport, and many residents work in the industry 

harvesting, processing and preparing the popular shellfish. Crabbing from Newport is hard 

work, and it’s dangerous. During crabbing season, fishermen brave the rough and potentially 

deadly seas, and extreme weather to collect crab by passing through the Yaquina Bay Jetty, an 

area simply known as “the bar.” The Yaquina Bay bar is an invisible horizontal barrier, where 

the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean meet with the much shallower waters coming from the 

mouth of the Yaquina River, causing extremely perilous conditions for boats leaving and 

returning to the bay. 

Out to sea, beyond the Yaquina Bay bar, commercial crabbers must work along the edge of the 

Pacific Northwest coastline known as the “Graveyard of the Pacific,” where jagged, unforeseen 

rocks and severe and rapidly changing weather create hazardous crabbing conditions. The 

Discovery Channel has chronicled the life-threatening work environment faced by Newport’s 

commercial crabbers in the reality series, Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove. In addition to the 

difficult and harsh working conditions, crab fishermen often have to negotiate the price of 

crab to get fair payment for their yield. 

If you want to catch your own crab, the Yaquina Bay is perfect; it requires minimal expense 

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and preparation and provides a great individual, family or group experience. Crabbing in 

the bay is open year round, although most crab is harvested between June and November. 

The best times to crab are when there is less difference between high and low tides, and 

during slack tides. Pick up a copy of the current Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations, a “crab 

gauge” measuring tool, and an Oregon shellfish license. Examine the regulations closely 

for instructions on gear to use, limits, measuring and determining the sex of the crab. Don’t 

forget to dress in warm clothes and bring gloves. Choose to bait your traps with fresh turkey, 

chicken, clams, fish carcasses, small fish, or other meat scraps. 

If you choose to crab the bay by boat, you will need to stay out of the navigation channel and 

away from boat traffic. Select a location to drop your pots or traps that is at least 20 feet deep; 

most charter boats are equipped with depth finders, but if you are renting your own boat 

make sure that you are crabbing in deep water. Use sinking line (as opposed to floating line) 

that is at least twice the estimated depth of the water to avoid having it get tangled in boat 

propellers or swept away by erratic tidal currents. Also make sure that your pots or traps are 

heavy enough to sink all the way to the sandy bottom, and that your floats and buoys can be 

easily distinguished from other crabber’s gear. 

Crabbing from a dock or pier is much easier and less expensive than crabbing from a boat, 

although the availability of crab can be limited to the specific area that you choose to drop 

your traps. The Port of Newport public fishing pier (located between the Rogue Brewery and 

the historic Newport Bay Bridge) in South Beach, and the Abbey Street Pier on the Historic 

Bayfront are some of the best spots to crab. Tie off the end of your crab line to the pier, and 

position your pots and rings so as to not interfere with boat traffic. 

CRABBING EQUIP. 



541-265-2101 

newporttradewinds.com 

CAPTAINS REEL DEEP SEA 

FISHING 


541-265-7441 

captainsreel.com 

YAQUINA BAY CHARTERS 

1000 SE Bay Blvd. (near the 

Embarcadero Resort) 

541-265-6800 

yaquinabaycharters.com 

NEWPORT MARINE STORE & 

CHARTERS 

2128 SE Marine Science 

Drive, South Beach 

541-867-4470 

nmscharters.com 

If you choose to use pots, leave them undisturbed for at least 45 minutes before pulling them 

in to examine your catch. With rings, let them sit at least 10 minutes before checking them, 

and then pull them up consistently and quickly to allow the basket shape to capture all of 

the crab in the trap. Crab rings and pots are inexpensive and available in many locations 

throughout the Newport area, and renting them is even less expensive and might be the best 

choice for your first crabbing adventure. 

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Experience 

Uncommon and Mysterious 

Things at Mariner Square 

Fine Asian-fusion at Asiatico 

The main event at Asiatico, is the sushi, and the sushi chefs here prepare 

artistic rolls with creative combos of ingredients! Try the Asiatico Roll (eel, 

avocado, cucumber, masago, spicy sauce, topped with smoked salmon, 

black caviar and Japanese mayo). The menu also includes non-sushi main 

dishes, and you’ll often find amazing specials that feature fresh, local fish. 

Make sure to compliment your dinner with one of their many sake choices. 

Asiatico is open for lunch and dinner seven days a week and you can eat 

in or take out. 

875 SW Bay Blvd., Historic Bayfront 

(541) 265-8387 | AsiaticoFusion.net 

pend the day exploring 

strange and fascinating 

things at Mariner Square on 

Newport’s Historic Bayfront! 

Mariner Square is the home of Ripley’s 

Believe It or Not, The Waxworks Museum, 

and Oregon Undersea Gardens. At Ripley’s, 

you’ll experience oddities from around the 

world, like the elusive Sasquatch and the 

hall of shrunken heads. The Waxworks 

Museum will introduce you to lifelike wax 

creations, featuring prominent historical 

figures and celebrities. Take the elevator 

down to the bottom of the ocean at 

Oregon’s Undersea Gardens to view the 

amazing variety of sea life. All three of 

these attractions feature gift shops with an 

amazing selection of treasures. 

250 SW Bay Blvd., 

Historic Bayfront 

(541) 265-2206 

www.marinersquare.com 

Investigate Sea Life with Marine Discovery Tours 

Climb aboard the deluxe, 65 foot Discovery for a fun and exciting twohour 

Sea Life Cruise! Led by a team of enthusiastic naturalist guides, the 

tour will take you around the bay and into the ocean (if the conditions 

are safe enough to leave the bay). You’ll search for gray whales, harbor 

porpoises, seals, sea lions, pelicans, bald eagles, plankton and many 

other diverse kinds of sea life, and experience all of the fantastic scenery 

that the bay and coastline have to offer. Marine Discovery Tours also 

specializes in educational field trips, and features customized charters for 

special events. 


(541) 265-6200 | MarineDiscoveryTours.com 

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The Bayfront 

Newport’s 

Historic Bayfront 

Shop, Play, Dine, Stay... 

Family Attractions 

Waterfront Lodging 

Fishing Fleet • Group Cruises 

Fresh Seafood–Dining 

or Off the Docks 

Coast Guard Station 

Commercial & Recreational 

Gear & Marine Supplies 

Crabbing Piers • Salt Water Taffy 

Sea Lion Colony & Birding 

Gift & Art Galleries 

Sport Fishing • Wine Tasting 

Whale Watching • Kayaking 

Sailboats 

Fishermen’s Memorial Walk 

Microbrews • Chowder 

Pubs • Night Life 

ANCHOR PIER LODGE 

541-265-STAY 

AnchorPierLodge.com 

BAYSCAPES GALLERY & COFFEEHOUSE 

541-265-4017 

CLEARWATER RESTAURANT 

(541) 272-5550 

ClearwaterRestaurant.com 

Find us on Facebook 

ENGLUND MARINE & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 

541-265-9275 

EnglundMarine.com 

MARINE DISCOVERY TOURS 

541-265-6200 

MarineDiscovery.com 

MO’S & MO’S ANNEX 

541-265-7512 

MosChowder.com 


541-265-2101 

1-800-676-7819 

NewportTradewinds.com 

OCEANIC ARTS & 

BREACH THE MOON 

GALLERIES 

541-265-5963 541-265-9698 

ROGUE ALES PUBLIC HOUSE 

Rogue, Bed & Beer 

541-265-3188 

Rogue.com 

SMUGGLER’S COVE RESORT 

541-265-9290 

SmugglersCoveResortNewport.com 

SURF TOWN COFFEE & 

TILLAMOOK ICE CREAM 

541-265-2208 

SurfTownCoffee.com 

THE LANDING AT NEWPORT 

541-574-6777 

TheLandingAtNewport.com 

WIND DRIFT GALLERY & CHILDISH TENDENCIES 

541-265-7454 • 541-265-4491 

Find us both on Facebook 

a neighborhood of fun for locals & visitors

Agate Beach Inn 

Experience the Oregon Coast 

Ocean and Non-ocean View Rooms, Air Conditioning 

Indoor Pool, Hot Tub, Restaurant & Lounge 

www.agatebeachinn.com 

3019 N Coast Hwy, Newport 

For reservations call 541-265-9411 

3 Full line hardware and garden 

center 

3 Paint studio with color 

matching 

3 Pull through or walk up 

propane filling station 

(even the largest RV’s!) 

3 Fishing and shellfish licenses 

3 RV parts and supplies 

3 Camping supplies 

3 Crabbing supplies 

3 Clamming supplies 

3 Fishing tackle & bait 

3 Rods and reels 

3 Firearms and ammunition 

3 Barbecues, smokers and 

accessories 

2340 N. Coast Hwy 

Newport 

541-272-5440 

• Oceanfront views 

• Fully equipped kitchens in every unit 

• Indoor heated pool 

• WiFi available 

800-648-2119 • 541-996-3623 • fax 541-996-5585 

www.oceanterrace.com 

4229 SW Beach Avenue • Lincoln City, Oregon 97367

Sweeten 

Your Day on the Historic 

Bayfront 

Barge Inn to the Local Scene 

Newport’s Barge Inn is a fixture on the Historic Bayfront. In fact, the selfproclaimed 

“Home of the Winos, Dingbats, and Riff Raff” has been a local 

landmark since 1936. The Barge Inn is a popular spot with fishermen and 

other residents, and you’ll feel right at home when you order a frosty beer 

or classic cocktail. They also serve the famous Barge Burger, which many 

consider to be the best burger in town. Stop in for a drink and a bite to eat, 

play a few games of pool, and listen to the amazing stories about fishing 

and living in a great coastal town. 


(541) 265-8051 

You’ll find many interesting souvenir shops, 

art galleries, and incredible restaurants 

amongst the working docks and fishprocessing 

plants of Newport’s Historic 

Bayfront, but did you know that the area is 

also home to four amazing candy shops? No 

matter what kind of sweet treat you’re after, 

these candy stores will have it! And they all 

have saltwater taffy! 

DOODLE BUGS 

This little shop not only specializes in 

chocolates, ice cream, saltwater taffy, and 

hard candy. 


Stay on the Historic Bayfront at The Landing 

The Landing at Newport will make you feel right at home when you stay at 

the coast! Located in the heart of the Historic Bayfront, this condominium 

hotel provides fully-furnished rooms complete with equipped kitchens, 

a dining area and a separate living room with a gas log fireplace. Most 

rooms offer washers and dryers, and feature a private balcony where you 

can enjoy all of the sights and sounds that the working bayfront has to 

offer. The Landing also has a large patio with gazebo, gas grill and crab 

cooker for parties or family get-togethers. 

890 SE Bay Blvd., Historic Bayfront 

(541) 574-6777 | TheLandingatNewport.com 

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NEWPORT CANDY SHOPPE 

Stop in for the huge variety of saltwater taffy 

and Jelly Belly jelly beans, or try a large 

lollipop that’s sure to last a long time. 


2 KIDS CANDY STORE 

They have your favorite type of store-bought 

candy, many kinds of lollipops and saltwater 

taffy, caramel corn, fudge and chocolate, and 

even Pez and Pez dispensers. 


REPUBLIC OF CANDY 

In addition to the saltwater taffy, caramel 

corn, and chocolate, Republic offers baked 

goods, espresso, and Beanie Babies. 

855 SW Bay Blvd.

N Y E 

Ampersand 

501 NW Coast St. 

Facebook.com/AmpersandNyeBeach/ 

Charisma 


(541) 265-4657 

Chowder Bowl 

at Nye Beach 

728 NW Beach Dr. 

NewportChowderBowl.com 

Inn at 

Nye Beach 


InnAtNyeBeach.com 

Jovi 


541-265-8220 

Historic 

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Things to do! 

Beachcombing 

Bike Riding/Rental 

Beach Walking 

Kite Flying 

Surfing 

Sail-boarding 

Tide Pooling 

Photography 

Galleries • Jewelry 

Visual Arts • Apparel 

Lodging 

Cafés & Fine Dining 

Hours of Family Fun 

Unique Retail Shops 

Professional Services 

Fine Gifts & Home Decor 

World Class Performing Arts 

Sweets - Ice Cream - Chocolates 

C H 

Nye Cottage 

Beads 

208 NW Coast St. #1 

Facebook.com/NyeCottageBeads 

Nyevana 

135 SW Coast St. 

Nyevana.com 

Peerless Puffin 


Find us on Facebook! 

Queen of Hearts 


QueenOfHeartsLingerie.com 

SJ Custom 

Jewelers 


SJCustomJewelers.com

Anchor Pier Lodge 

Anchor Pier Lodge 

Perfect 

coastal 

treasure 

TripAdvisor.com 

Affordable Luxury 

with a View 

541-265-STAY 

Relaxing Luxury...Exceptional Views 

Spa Tubs & 

Fireplaces 

Stay & Play on Newport’s Bayfront 

See Oregon’s Largest Fishing Fleet, plus~ 

Fun Whale & Sea Life Cruises 

Freshest Seafood 

Sport Fishing & Crabbing 

Shopping & Art Galleries 

Brew Pubs & Night-life 

themed suites for 

“caPtains • surfers • mermaids” 

sPa tubs • firePlaces 

sPacious balconies 

Waterfront VieWs 

Private Decks Overlook 

Newport’s Bayfront 

www.AnchorPierLodge.com 

LittLe Creek ApArtments 

365 N.E. 36th Street • Newport, OR 97365 

• 2 Bed/ 1 Bath 

• 3 Bed/ 2 Bath 

• On-site laundry facilities 

• Play Areas 

• Public Transportation 

Call 541-265-2663 

Professionally managed by sima management, inc. 

ANIMAL MEDICAL CARE OF NEWPORT 

COMPLETE MEDICAL CARE 

Family Pets • Farm • Exotic • Surgery 

Dentistry • Laser • Endoscopy 

Hours 

M-F 8am to 6pm • Sat 8am to 3pm 

Eric N. Brown - DVM• Steen E. Smith - DVM 

www.animalmedicalcarenewport.com 

541-265-6671 

162 NE 10th St., 

Newport, OR 97365

Stroll 

Through Nye Beach 

Ultralife 

ultralife cafe was created to offer hearty & healthy food & drink options for 

all kinds of people. – always on the go but still craving nutrition & quality. 

Offering vegan, gluten free, dairy free, & keto choices on the daily. ultralife 

is a locally owned and each location has its distinct variations from local 

coffee to craft cocktails and brunch to after-hours, offering quality choices 

with unique flair. 

715 NW Beach Drive Newport | (541) 264-8676 

121 NE 15th Street Newport | (541) 272-5555 

he Nye Beach 

Turnaround connects 

one of Newport’s 

favorite neighborhoods 

to miles of sandy beach, and is a great 

place to park your car while you explore. 

Visit the many shops and galleries that are 

nestled together in the neighborhood, and 

stop for some coffee, candy, of ice cream 

along the way. Nye Beach is also home to a 

variety of amazing restaurants, which offer 

diverse culinary delights, and several local 

bars that are perfect for a relaxing drink 

after your adventures. The beach is easy 

to access at the Turnaround, and is ideal 

for setting out your blanket, flying a kite, 

building sandcastles and making a fire to 

roast hotdogs or s’mores. 

The Taphouse at Nye Creek 

Hidden in the heart of the Historic Nye Beach Neighborhood, overlooking 

the Beautiful Oregon Coast! Easygoing, family-friendly spot offering 

hamburgers, seafood & pizza plus beer & cocktails. Hours: Sunday-Monday 

12 p.m. - 10 p.m. 

515 NW Coast St, Newport 

| (541) 272-5545 | taphouseatnye.com 

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Relax at the Sandbar & Grill 

Winter 

Storm Alert! 

Order a cold mug of beer or a specialty cocktail, have a bite to eat, play a 

game of pool, or try your luck at video poker! A short walk from the beach, 

and located in the heart of the Nye Beach Neighborhood, the Sandbar & 

Grill is a favorite of both locals and visitors alike. It’s an excellent place to 

relax and reflect at the end of the day, or to take a break before heading 

back to the beach. Once you’ve been to the Sandbar and Grill, you’ll want 

to make it a regular stop every time you come to Newport. 

722 NW Beach Dr., Nye Beach 

(541) 265-6032 

Ride Concrete Waves at Newport Skatepark 

This mid-sized skatepark is ideal for skateboarders of all ability levels! 

Skate subtle curves and ride the smooth dips that are designed to keep 

you in motion. Hit the ramps, slide along the metal rail, or drop into the 

bowl at your own speed. All of the terrain in the park flows together so that 

it can be skated in one continuous ride, but also allows skaters to focus on 

specific kinds of contour and slope. The skatepark is located right next to 

a portion of Sam Moore Parkway, which offers playground equipment and 

picnic tables. 

inter visitors to 

Newport are often 

amazed by the 

spectacular storms 

that build and erupt over the ocean and crash 

onto the beach and shoreline! These wild 

acts of nature often occur between October 

and March, when dark squalls crash inland 

and release tremendous gusts of wind, 

rain, thunder and even lightning. The most 

exhilarating place to watch winter storms 

is just above the beach. The Nye Beach 

Neighborhood has a number of hotel rooms 

that directly overlook the shoreline and 

Pacific Ocean, and are perfect for snuggling 

up in a fluffy chair in front of the window to 

watch the action. 

726 NW High St., Nye Beach 

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Painting the port

Rogue Ales commissions local 

artist to create a mural 

A new work of 

art has been 

installed at the 

Rogue Distillery 

in South Beach, 

one brushstroke 

at a time: a 

mural depicting keystones 

of the Newport port area, 

with the aquarium, NOAA 

and Hatfield Marine Science 

Center among them. 

“It’s kind of a representation, 

recognition and appreciation 

of the (port) area and the 

people that make it work,” 

explained artist Casey 

McEneny, who is working on the wall eight hours per day, every day that the weather 

allows. 

The mural is part of a brewery building agreement between Rogue and the Port of 

Newport when the ale-maker expanded the Ocean Aging Room and the Rolling Thunder 

Cooperage. 

“We both thought that painting a meaningful mural was a great way to make sure that 

the new building had soul, as well as functionality,” explained Hagen Moore, creative 

director at Rogue Ales and Spirits. 

The Port of Newport provided an initial sketch and concept, and Moore set out to find a 

local artist to bring the project to life. When he found the work of McEneny, things really 

started rolling. 

“I gave him a call to talk about the project. and he was interested,” said Moore. “It took 


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a year or so to get everything 

lined up but he’s underway now 

— we’re excited and happy to 

have him painting the mural.” 

McEneny helped refine some 

details and add design elements 

to enrich the mural, 

then he set to work in South 

Beach. However, a project this 

size is a lofty task for one artist 

with three months to pull it off. 

So, McEneny called on an old 

friend, who flew up from Atlanta: 

Jason Kopydlowski. 

“He was my roommate in art 

school, and we were always 

good friends and kind of have the same philosophies in commercial art and painting 

styles.” 

With the two of them working together, they’re making quick work of the wall. The 

process starts with McEneny’s sketch, which he projects onto the blank wall at night so 

they can trace it at full size with a warm brown paint. Then, Kopydlowski lays down the 

base colors and McEneny comes in to paint the fine details. Of course, they’re entertaining 

themselves the whole way, joking and ribbing each other. 

But McEneny says it’s the reaction of passers-by that have been most rewarding for 

him, including local residents and employees of NOAA and the Hatfield Marine Science 

Center. 

“So far everyone has had really positive things to say about it,” said Moore. “People 

really seem to enjoy watching it develop and some even stop to talk with Casey about 

the mural.” 

The final product was finished in late August and is on full display for anyone to come 

and see, from a distance or up-close. 

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Play 

Indoors at 

Aquarium Village 

If the weather won’t cooperate, 

you’ll still find several 

opportunities for indoor play 

amidst the restaurants and shops 

at Aquarium Village! 

YO HO HO INDOOR BOUNCE 

Bounce out of the bad weather and hop 

around for a while! Kids of all ages can 

choose to play and jump on a variety of 

inflatable bouncy slides, castles, and other 

fun structures. Parents and older kids can 

watch the younger ones bounce, or get in on 

the action too. 

3101 SE Ferry Slip Rd., South Beach 

(541) 867-3423 

YohohoIndoorBounce.com 

ESCAPE ROOMS NEWPORT 

Gather your family and friends and work 

together as a team to decipher codes, clues 

and hints in less than 60 minutes to find the 

solution to escape the room! Choose one of 

the three themed rooms and find out if you 

have what it takes to get out alive. 


(541) 867-2988 

EscapeRoomsNewport.com 

Eat and Drink at Off The Hook 

This new addition to the South Beach Neighborhood offers a seafood-laden 

menu, but has all of your favorite comfort food too! Try one of their many 

fresh and mostly local seafood appetizers or entrees, or choose a specialty 

burger or signature sandwich. They also feature crisp salads, savory soups, 

heavenly $5 desserts, have a full-service bar with beer in bottles or on 

tap, and provide a variety of regional wines. After lunch or dinner, stop by 

Newport Candy’s Chocolate Shop (which is conveniently connected to the 

restaurant) for some sweet treats and great gifts. 

3211 S Coast Hwy, South Beach 

(541) 867-5555 

Dive into the Oregon Coast Aquarium 

For over 25 years, the Oregon Coast Aquarium has been the premier 

regional destination for exploring the mysteries of the ocean and the 

unique wildlife that call it home. You’ll love the dozens of displays of 

sea life and 15 themed exhibits, like the installation called Big Bites that 

showcases creatures with feeding adaptations. The Animal Encounters 

& Tours are also fun for older members of the family; get a hands-on 

experience with the new Sea Jelly Touch Encounter, learn the ins and outs 

of caring for the marine animals at the aquarium with a Behind the Scenes 

Tour, and swim with the fish and sharks when you Dive the Aquarium! 


(541) 867-3474 | Aquarium.org 

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Drink 

Fresh Roasted Coffee and 

Local Craft Beer 

Take a Tour of Rogue World Headquarters 

Situated along the Yaquina Bay in South Beach, Rogue World Headquarters 

is the place for everything Rogue! Stop in and sign up for a daily tour 

(every Monday through Sunday at 1:00 pm, 3:00 pm and 5:00 pm), and 

then head into the brewpub for a bite to eat and some beer. The brewpub 

features a new and improved menu with delicious shared plates, soups, 

salads and other entrees, and they have over 40 beers on tap. The tour 

will then take you through the brewery, Rogue Spirits Distillery, museum, 

Rogue Rolling Thunder Cooperage, and Rogue House of Spirits. 

2320 SE Marine Science Dr., South Beach 

(541) 819-0202 | Rogue.com 

Bring Your Friends to Hoover’s Pub & Grill 

Since 1978, locals and visitors to the South Beach Neighborhood have 

been coming to Hoover’s Pub & Grill for drinks, dinner and fun! Hoover’s 

has an assortment of popular pub food and a full-service bar, and offers 

a comfortable atmosphere inside, or outside in their tiki-themed patio. 

In addition to video poker, you can shoot some pool or challenge your 

friends to a game of foosball, and they even have a book exchange if you’re 

looking for something to read. Hoover’s features live music on Fridays and 

Saturdays, and has an open mic night most Thursdays. You’ll know you’re 

in the right place when you see the mini Yaquina Bay Bridge on the roof. 

3539 Hwy 101, South Beach 

(541) 867-3303 

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Visit two of Newport’s newest additions in 

the recently finished Wilder Corner Building 

in the rapidly growing Wilder subdivision 

of South Beach. These new businesses offer 

fresh and local coffee, food, and beer, and are 

not to be missed! 

BOSQUE CAFÉ & ESPRESSO BAR 

Come in for a steaming cup of espresso and 

a delicious Bahn Mi sandwich and you won’t 

be disappointed! Bosque Café & Espresso 

Bar features sustainably minded small-batch 

coffees from Trailhead Coffee Roasters, and 

offers fresh-made cuisine from around the 

world, with an emphasis on Vietnamese 

recipes. They are also recognized as a Zerowaste 

café, so bring your own coffee cup and 

container if you want food and drink to go. 

4590 SE Harborton St. #100 

South Beach 

(541) 264-2278| BosqueCafe.com 

WOLF TREE TAPROOM 

Local favorite Wolf Tree Brewing has opened 

up a taproom, and you’ll be glad they 

did! The Wolf Tree Nanobrewery has been 

crafting amazing beers from their Seal Rock 

brewery for a few years, but had not had a 

place to serve it until now. They feature their 

amazing beer, as well as a rotating guest tap 

for cider, and a choice of fine regional wine. 

The Taproom doesn’t offer food other than 

popcorn, but they do encourage you to bring 

your own meal or snacks from elsewhere. 

4590 SE Harborton St., South Beach 

(541) 223-5766 

WolfTreeBrewery.com

Join our health care 

provider team 

In the mid-Willamette Valley and along the central Oregon Coast, 

Samaritan Health Services is a regional, not-for-profit health care 

system that includes acute-care hospitals, more than 80 physician 

clinics, a health sciences campus and much more. 

Our passion is providing world-class health care in our beautiful, 

dynamic and close-knit communities. If you’re like the hundreds of 

Samaritan physicians and advanced practice providers who aspire to 

serve others as leaders in your field, join us! 

Add competitive wages, excellent benefits and opportunities for 

continuing education and professional growth for a complete package. 

Interested? Learn more at samhealth.org/DocJobs 

or 541-768-4419. 

WE 

DELIVER! 

GAME 

ROOM! 

Pizza, Pasta, Salads, Calzones, Grinders And More! 

130 NW 19th Suite B • Newport 

(Behind OSU Federal Credit Union) 

541-265-3300 

300 S. Main St. • Toledo 

www.cobblestonepizzaco.com 

541-336-2663

MARKET 

Oregon Grown, 

100% 

Employee Owned! 

801 SW Highway 101 

Lincoln City 

541-994-4354 

YOUR COMFORT IS OUR PRIORITY 

Dental treatment does not have to be stressful. 

We understand your apprehension, and we 

provide comforting amenities like headphones, 

iPod with a large selection of music and podcasts, 

blankets, and dark glasses to help you relax. 

Come early to your appointment and enjoy 

complimentary coffee, tea or cocoa. 

dougchadwickdds.com | (541) 265-4221 

123 SE Douglas Street Newport, OR 97365 

This exciting new gallery on Newport’s Bay front is filled with international 

art, sculpture, pottery, ceramics, fashion, jewelry and the largest 

collection of Disney Fine Art in the Pacific Northwest. 

859 SW Bay Blvd. • Newport, OR 97365 

541-574-0802 

www.rogeryostgallery.com 

When every second counts “You” may be the one 

to make an “Impact” on someone’s life. 

SUDDEN IMPACT 

Specializing in Human and Pet First-Aid, CPR 

as well as other 

EMS Education Services 

A store for the Well-Traveled 

Dixie V. Lorange EMT-I 

OHA/EMS/NFPA Instr.-I 

LCSOSAR/NW CISM 

720 SW Hurbert St. • Newport 

541-270-7020 

Email: firstaid2015@icloud.com 

232 NW Coast St. • Historic Nye Beach • 541-265-8220

Visit & Cross 

The Yaquina Bay 

Lighthouse and The 

Yaquina Bay Bridge 

Feed Your Body and Soul 

Since 1971, Canyon Way has been nourishing locals and visitors alike with 

scrumptious homemade lunch and dinner, and providing them with great 

books at the same time! Their chicken curry soup has just the right amount 

of spice, and the fresh Dungeness crab cakes are amazing. They also 

specialize in pasta and local oysters. The relaxed atmosphere at Canyon 

Way completes the experience, especially when you find the right book to 

take with you on your adventures. The restaurant and bookstore are open 

Monday through Friday. 

1216 SW Canyon Way, Deco District 

(541) 265-8319 | CanyonWay.com 

he Yaquina Bay 

Lighthouse, completed 

in 1871, is believed to 

be Newport’s oldest 

building. The structure is Oregon’s only 

remaining wooden lighthouse with built-in 

living quarters, and is reputed to be haunted. 

Regular daily tours of the lighthouse 

are available, and admission is free with 

donation. The Yaquina Bay Bridge was 

constructed in 1936, and is perhaps the most 

recognizable landmark in Newport. With an 

iconic central arch and gothic columns, the 

bridge is impressive against the horizon, 

especially when the sun is setting over the 

Pacific. Visit the lighthouse, and then walk 

over the Bay Bridge to South Beach. 

Yaquina Bay State Recreation Site, 

Deco District (800) 551-6949 

Find Fresh and Local Produce 

Thankfully, the bustling Newport Farmer’s Market, held every Saturday from 

May through October, will not simply vanish from the intersection of Hwy 

101 and Angle St., but will move indoors through the winter and spring. 

Much of the produce, meats, baked goods, and the wide assortment of 

crafts offered by the Farmer’s Market will still be available at the Newport 

Winter Farmer’s Market from November through April every Saturday from 

9 am to 1 pm. Stroll through the market with a steaming cup of hot coffee 

or tea, and select the perfect produce, meats, and crafts. 

Lincoln County Commons (fairgrounds) 

633 NE 3rd St., Deco District | NewportFarmersMarket.org 

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Start 

Pop into Uptown Pub 

This unassuming corner bar is a favorite spot for locals, but visitors are 

always welcome! Uptown Pub has a large selection of microbrews, and 

they serve up serious cocktails and offer daily happy hour specials. They 

also provide generous portions of pub food, and have the best Taco 

Tuesday around. Uptown Pub’s pool tables are only 50 cents, and chances 

are good that they’ll have your favorite video poker game. You can listen 

to live music on Friday nights, and the jukebox is well-stocked with a wide 

variety of songs that will liven up your evening. 

Your Day off right with a 

great cup of coffee from 

Coasties Roasties 

636 SW Hurbert St., Deco District 

(541) 265-3369 

Soar to New Heights with a Kite 

Newport’s beaches are ideal for kite flying, and The Kite Company has all 

of the equipment to get you started! They have the largest kite store on the 

Pacific Coast, and have hundreds of kites to choose from. The Kite Company 

has been providing high-quality kites for 27 years, and have field tested 

every kite they sell. Whether you’re buying a kite for the first time, or 

upgrading into a more complex model, the knowledgeable staff will help 

you select the right one for you. The Kite Company also sells a wide variety 

of flags, banners, windsocks, and wind spinners. 

407 SW Hwy 101, Deco District 

(541) 265-2004 | TheKiteCompany.com 

Drive in for coffee and 

a bite to eat before 

starting your day on 

the coast, or stop by to 

revitalize during your 

adventures! Coasties Roasties is locally 

owned, and serves drinks sourced regionally. 

Get a steaming cup of coffee from Columbia 

Coffee Roasters or delicious chai tea blended 

in Eugene, and check out their daily menu 

for fresh pastries, scones, muffins, breakfast 

burritos, wraps, soups and sandwiches. 

Coasties Roasties tries to include one vegan 

or gluten item on the menu daily, and they 

even make their own salted caramel and dog 

treats. 

605 E Olive St., 

Deco District off Hwy 20 

(541) 272-5353 

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Looking back from the trails of South 

Beach State Park. Photo by Jeremy Burke 

SPEND THE DAY IN NEWPORT. 

STAY THE NIGHT WITH US. 

232 SW Elizabeth Street, Newport, OR 97365 elizabethoceanfrontsuites.com (877) 265-9400

No aquarium, no tank in a 

marine land, however spacious it 

may be, can begin to duplicate the 

conditions of the sea.” 

~ Jacques Yves Cousteau, 

Oceanographer 

See the following pages for an 

information map about our tidepools 


on rocks and beach areas while their mothers feed 

offshore. Seabirds also use rocks for nesting and 

rearing their young. Please enjoy these animals from 

at least a 50-foot distance. 

SPRAY ZONE 

22 

HIGH TIDE ZONE 

MID-TIDE ZONE 

23 

5 

LOW TIDE ZONE 

18 

17 

21 

8 

SUB-TIDE ZONE 

15 

SPRAY ZONE 

1. Acorn Barnacle 

2. Ribbed Limpet 

Brown text indicates animal. 

Green text indicates plant. 

HIGH TIDE ZONE 

3. Purple Shore Crab 

4. Black Turban Snail 

5. Rockweed 

MID-TIDE ZONE 

6. California Mussel 

7. Ochre Sea Star 

8. Rough Keyhole Limpet 

9. Hermit Crab 

10. Black Leather Chiton 

11. Gooseneck Barnacles 

12. Surfgrass 

13. Giant Green 

Anemone 

LOW TIDE ZONE 

14. Giant Pacific Ch 

15. Red Sea Cucum 

16. Blue Top Snail 

17. Purple Sea Urch 

18. Feather Boa Ke

All information or fees subject to change without notice. 

This brochure is available in alternative formats upon 

request. Call 1-800-551-6949. 

Oregon Relay for the hearing impaired: dial 711. 

63400-8136 (5/2018) 

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21. Sea Palms 

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22. Peregrine Falcon 

23. Pigeon Guillemot 

24. Western Gull 

25. Black Oystercatcher 

Tidepools are divided into several zones. The zones 

are classified based on wave action, shoreline 

features and exposure during tidal periods. 

The organisms that live in each zone are dependent 

on a number of factors: water temperature, wave 

action, variation in salinity (saltiness), exposure 

to light and how much water is present. The 

conditions have to be just right for an organism to 

be comfortable in each zone. 

Some organisms are hardier than others and are 

able to live in multiple zones. Part of the fun of 

exploring tidepools is discovering a plant or animal 

where you least expected it to be! 

Spray zone: This area extends from the highest 

reach of spray and storm waves to the average 

height of the high tides. It is usually dry, meaning 

relatively few types of organisms can live here. 

High tide zone: This zone includes the area from 

the average high tide to just below the average sea 

level. It is a highly saline (salty) environment and 

experiences higher temperatures than other zones. 

Mid-tide zone: This zone extends from just 

below average sea level to the upper limit of the 

average lowest tides. Mid-tide zones experience 

more intense wave action than spray or high tide 

zones, but nonetheless are rich in animal and plant 

diversity. 

Low tide zone: This zone is exposed to air only 

at the lowest tides. This keeps temperatures and 

salinity levels more stable, allowing for more 

biodiversity than other zones. Organisms here are 

also more protected from predators—like big fish— 

because of the wave action and shallow water.

Climb 

Yaquina Head Lighthouse 

and Explore the Headland 

Access Agate Beach from Ernest Bloch Wayside 

Agate Beach has a new and improved access point at Ernest Bloch 

Memorial Wayside! Named after the famous composer who spent much 

of his time at Agate Beach, the wayside includes an enlarged parking lot 

with restrooms, exterior showers, benches and a memorial to Ernest Bloch. 

The wayside is located alongside Hwy 101, and is just a short walk down 

to some of the best surf on the Oregon Coast. The beach is also accessible 

from the Lucky Gap Trail that winds through the forest and onto the sand. 

You’ll know you’ve found it when you see the surfboards that say AGATE 

BEACH propped up against the side of the restrooms! 

NW 49th St./Woody Way, Agate Beach 

pend the whole day at Yaquina 

Head Outstanding Natural 

Area! At 93 feet, the historic Yaquina 

Head Lighthouse is Oregon’s tallest in a 

string of strategically placed lighthouses 

along the Pacific Coastline. Built in 1873, 

the lighthouse is situated on a narrow 

basalt peninsula that spills into the Pacific 

Ocean, and is surrounded by 100 acres of 

the Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural 

Area. Guides lead year-round tours of 

the lighthouse, and the headland has an 

interpretive center, gift shop and is home 

to many kinds of wildlife. Trails wind 

through the Outstanding Natural Area, 

and will take you to vistas with panoramic 

views, and areas where you may see seals, 

whales, sea birds, and tide pools teeming 

with life. 

750 NW Lighthouse Dr., Agate Beach 

(541) 574-3100 | blm.gov/learn/ 

interpretive-centers/yaquina 

Szabo’s Steak and Seafood 

You’ll find so much on the menu at Szabo’s Steak and Seafood restaurant! 

They serve up the very best surf and turf (as the name suggests), but also 

specialize in great sandwiches and hearty pasta dishes. In addition, Szabo’s 

has an assortment of delicious breakfast choices to get you started in the 

morning. And Szabo’s doubles as a sports bar, with all of your favorite 

games on one of their ten TV’s! They even feature NTN trivia, an interactive 

game that you can join anytime. You’ll love the daily happy hour specials, 

but don’t forget to check your team’s game schedule before you visit. 

5188 NE Lucky Gap St., Uptown 

(541) 574-0100 | szabossteakandseafood.com 

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An exclusive collection of jewelry and fine art presented 

in a beautiful gallery setting. 

434 SW Bay Blvd • NeWport 

541-265-9698 oregoncoastgalleries.com 

contemporary craftS 

pottery 

wood carvingS 

meta L ScuLptureS 

Leather goodS 

The Landing at Newport was developed in the year 2000 as a 57 unit 

condominium-Hotel and is now one of Newport’s premiere Properties. The 

concept combines a resort-style hotel operation condominium ownership. 

890 SE Bay Blvd. Newport 541-574-6777 

TheLandingAt Newport.com 

Located on the Bayfront in newport 

444 Sw Bay BouLevard 

oregoncoaStgaLLerieS.com 

Full Hot Breakfast 

Indoor Heated Pool 

and Hot Tub 

Next to the Oregon 

Coast Aquarium 

135 SE 32 nd St • Newport, OR 97365 

Phone: 541.867.3377 

Fax: 541.867.3378 

www.hiexpress.com/newportcoast • www.newportcoasthotel.com

What’s Fresh and When? 

Oregon North Coast Seafood Consumer Guide 2020 

Salmon 

Columbia River & 

Young’s Bay Gillnet 

Coho 

Feb. - Oct. 

Exact dates vary 

within season 

Chinook 

Feb. - Oct. 

Exact dates vary within season 

North Coast 

U.S / Canada Border 

to Cape Falcon 

July 1 - Sept 30 

May 6 - June 28 

July 1 - Sept. 30 

Mid Coast 

Cape Falcon to 

Humbug Mt. 

No Season 

Apr. 20 - May 5 

May 26 - 31 

June 4 - Aug 25 

Sept.1 - Oct. 31 

South Coast 

Humbug Mt. to 

OR / CA Border 

No Season 

Apr. 20 - May 5 

May 26 - 31 

June 4 - July 31 

Pink Shrimp 

April 1 to Oct. 31, 2020 

Dungeness Crab 

Dec. 1, 2019 to Aug. 14, 2020 

Dec. 1, 2020 to Aug. 14, 2021 

Albacore Tuna 

June to October 

Depending on when 

species arrives off the 

Oregon Coast 

Pacific Halibut 

June 22 - 24 

July 6 - 8 

July 20 - 22 

Aug 3 - 5 

These dates are only open 

until the quota has been 

reached for the year. 

Lingcod, Rockfish, Sole, 

Flounder, and Blackcod 

Throughout the Year 

Sturgeon 

Young’s Bay, Tongue Point, 

Blind Slough, and Deep River 

April - Aug. 

Exact dates vary 

within season 

Please Note: These are NOT RECREATIONAL harvest dates. 

For more information contact: Amanda.Gladics@oregonstate.edu or (503) 325-8573

Settle In at Agate Beach Motel 

Hunt 

For Treasure at Agate Beach 

You’ll feel right at home at Agate Beach Motel, where classic décor meets 

modern comfort! These relaxed, country-style suites offer oceanfront or 

woodland views, and are perched above one of Newport’s favorite beaches. 

Each room is uniquely furnished, and includes a separate living area, 

kitchen or kitchenette and private deck. The Agate Beach Motel has DVDs 

and board games at the front desk, and dog-friendly rooms are available. 

The motel also features a centrally located fire pit and a seating deck over 

the beach, with a gas grill for family or group barbeques. 

175 NW Gilbert Way, Agate Beach 

(541) 265-8746 | AgateBeachMotel.com 

Unwind at Sea Glass Bistro & Lounge 

You’ll discover a fantastic place to relax while enjoying amazing coastal 

cuisine and beverages inside the Best Western Plus Agate Beach at Sea 

Glass Bistro & Lounge. The newly remodeled and renamed restaurant and 

bar combines breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks with stunning views of 

the Pacific Ocean and Agate Beach. Choose from their seafood inspired 

menu, and sip regional craft beer, wine or a signature cocktail from the 

dining room, Seaview patio, or comfortable lounge. The Sea Glass Bistro & 

Lounge also offers five TVs so that you can watch the big game while you’re 

staying on the coast. 

Beachcombing is always a 

mystery when you wander 

Newport’s beaches in 

search of treasure; you 

just never know what’s been washed up 

from the depths of the Pacific Ocean until 

you search for it! Great beachcombing 

happens every day just a few hours 

after high tide, and Agate Beach is the 

perfect place to find fossils, agates, 

shells and even large fishing floats. Grab 

a portable tide table booklet (many local 

businesses give them away), a stick or 

sturdy pole to poke and pick apart the 

piles of flotsam, and a bucket or bag to 

hold all of your finds. Happy Hunting! 

3019 N Coast Hwy., Agate Beach 

(541) 265-9411 | AgateBeachInn.com 

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Visit the Coast in Style! 

For over 15 years, Oregon Beach Vacations has been 

providing Oregon Coast vacation rentals along the 

central and northern coast. We offer hundreds of 

vacation rentals, spanning from Yachats on the central 

coast all the way to the Warrenton on the north coast. 

Our rentals are properly maintained and always ready 

to accommodate your Oregon Coast vacation. All of 

our rentals are within a short driving distance to the 

ocean and surrounded with beautiful coastal areas 

to explore. There are endless things to do on the 

Oregon Coast, keeping tourists returning to the area 

and booking vacation rentals with us year-after-year. 

No matter how specific your vacation rental needs are, 

we are sure to have a property that can accommodate. 

If you’re wanting to bring the whole family along, 

be sure to check out our Oregon Coast pet-friendly 

rentals. If you’re looking for a vacation rental with 

added amenities, you may want to check out our 

Oregon Coast oceanfront vacation rentals, rentals with 

hot tubs, or Oregon Coast luxury rentals. Feel free to 

contact us with any questions or specific needs. We are 

always more than willing to help find the rental that’s 

just right for you. Start planning your vacation to the 

Oregon Coast with Oregon Beach Vacations today. 

Newport, Oregon 97365 

800-723-2383 | OregonBeachVacations.com 


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Best Western Agate Beach Inn 

PLACES TO STAY NEWPORT OREGON 

A GATHERING PLACE 

7858 Surfland St. 


206-935-7921 

CHEROKEE HOUSE 

3914 NW Cherokee Lane 


541-265-6262 

FAIRHAVEN VACATION RENTALS 

29 SW Coast St. 


541-574-0951 

MONEY SAVER MOTEL 

861 SW Coast Hwy 101 


541-265-2277 

ABOVE THE SCHOOL HOUSE LODGING 

144 SW Coast Street 


541-270-2850 

COMFORT INN 

531 SW Fall Street 


541-265-6203 

GRAND VICTORIAN B & B 

105 NW Coast Street 


541-265-4490 

MOOLACK SHORES INN 

8835 N Coast Hwy. 


503-265-2326 

AGATE BEACH MOTEL 

175 NW Gilbert Way 


541-265-8746 

COTTAGE AT NYE BEACH 

406 NW High St. 


541-921-3101 

HALLMARK RESORT - NEWPORT 

744 SW Elizabeth St. 


541-265-2600 

MOTEL 6 

2633 S. Pacific Way 


541-867-7055 

AMERICAS BEST VALUE INN & SUITES 

710 N. Coast Hwy. 


541-265-6631 

DAYS INN 

544 SW Coast Hwy. 


541-265-5767 

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS 

135 SE 32nd St. 


541-867-3377 

MYSTHAVEN 

162 SW 86th Court 


303-470-5689 

ANCHOR PIER BAYFRONT LODGING 



541-265-7829 

DOLPHIN REAL ESTATE 

547 SW 7th Street 


1-800-365-6638 

INN AT NYE BEACH 



541-265-2477 

NEWPORT BAY MOTEL 



541-265-2241 

BEACH COTTAGES AT NYE BEACH 

110 SW High St. 


541-265-3537 

ECONO LODGE 



541-265-7724 

KNIGHTS INN NEWPORT 



541-265-4533 

NEWPORT BELLE BED & BREAKFAST 

South Beach Marina ‘H’ Dock 


541-867-6290 



541-820-6132 

BEST WESTERN PLUS AGATE BEACH INN 

3019 North Coast Highway 


541-265-9411 

ELIZABETH OCEANFRONT SUITES 

232 SW Elizabeth St. / PO Box 1342 


541-265-9400 

EMBARCADERO RESORT HOTEL & MARINA 

1000 SE Bay Blvd. 


541-265-8521 

LA QUINTA INN & SUITES 

45 SE 32nd Street 


541-867-7727 

LITTLE CREEK COVE 

3641 NW Oceanview Drive 


541-265-8587 

NEWPORT MOTOR INN 



541-265-6363 

NYE COTTAGE VACATION RENTALS 

208 NW Coast Street 


541-265-6262 


T

Inn at Nye Beach 

OCEAN HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST 

4920 NW Woody Way 


541-265-3888 

SHORELINE RIDGE 

1125 NW Spring St. #A103 


916-371-7577 

TYEE LODGE BED & BREAKFAST 

4925 NW Woody Way 


841-265-8953 

WILLERS MOTEL 

745 SW Coast Hwy 


541-265-2241 

OREGON BEACH VACATIONS (RENTALS) 


800-723-2383 

STARFISH POINT 

140 NW 48th Street 


541-265-3751 

VACASA 

1803 S Roosevelt Drive Unit D 

Seaside, Oregon 97138 

503-738-6680 

YAQUINA BAY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 

146 SE 1st Street 


541-265-3537 

PORT OF NEWPORT MARINA & RV PARK 

2120 SE OSU Drive 


541-867-3321 

STONE CREST CELLAR BED & BREAKFAST 

9556 S. Coast 101 Hwy. 


541-867-6621 

VACATION INTERNATIONALE 

256 E. Olive St. 


541-574-7743 

YAQUINA SURF CAMP 

NW Spring Street 


858-688-8261 

RODEWAY INN 



541-265-5321 

SYLVIA BEACH HOTEL 

267 NW Cliff 


541-265-5428 

WAVES OF NEWPORT 



541-265-4661 

ROGUE BED & BEER 



541-961-0142 

THE COAST HOUSE 

14440 South Coast St. 


253-631-3915 

SAIL INN 



541-270-5151 

THE LANDING AT NEWPORT 



541-574-6777 

SCHOONER LANDING 

201 NW 66th Drive 


541-265-4293 

THE WHALER 

155 SW Elizabeth 


541-265-9261 

SHILO INN & SUITES OCEANFRONT HOTEL 

536 SW Elizabeth Street 


541-265-7701 

TRAVELODGE 



541-265-8516 

Sylvia Beach Hotel 

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Newport Brewing Compan

any

Craft beers include a Yaquina Sunrise pale ale, a Dungeness IPA, 

fter months of constructing and careful 

planning, Newport’s newest brewery is 

open for business in the Canyon Way 

building that some long-time local 

residents will remember as Pop’s. 

“It’s been a long road,” said Brodie 

Becksted, owner and manager of the 

brewery. “It’s been over two years, so we’re pretty 

excited to get it open.” 

The brewery, which opens with the accompanying 

restaurant, The Anchor at Newport Brewing Company, 

will have a variety of original craft beers on tap, 

including a lager, a pilsner, a pale ale called the Yaquina 

Sunrise, a Dungeness IPA and a hazy double IPA, along 

with a “Rockfish” stout and the “Salty Big” rosé. 

“I’m a lager guy, so that’s what I’m drinking right now,” 

Becksted said Friday afternoon, the day before opening 

to the public. “We have some non-alcoholic beverages. 

We have a full bar with all the alcohol, wine, and we 

have hard seltzers, too.” 

Each of the seven original brews served up at the 

brewery’s opening night aren’t the only original beers 

to be brewed on site. Within another week, Newport 

Brewing Company staff will have another couple of 

brews ready — an English oatmeal stout and a fruity 

kettle sour. 

“We’ll have a kettle sour with a bunch of fruits and 

stuff,” said Sam Zermeño, the brewer. “It’s pretty 

popular with the ladies.” 

That sour is made with hibiscus, berries and milk sugar 

to balance out the tart, Zermeño said. 

“It gives it a little bit of sweet so it doesn’t overly bite 

your palate with tartness. I add a little bit of vanilla 

bean at the end as a dry hop, and it all plays really well 

together.” 

Food prices will range from $7 to $30, depending 

on the dish, slightly higher than the prices offered by 

the fledgling brewery’s local competitors. However, 

Becksted hopes the modern, industrial vibe of the 

brewery will fill the hole in the local market he saw 

prior to opening. 

“We have a really big brewery across the bay, and 

I figured it would be neat to do something a little 

different out here,” Becksted said. 

The craft beer, too, is unique at the brewery, according 

to the in-house brewer. 

“I don’t see a lot of people doing the styles of beers 

I’m going to be doing here,” Zermeño said. “We’re 

going to be doing some pretty interesting kettle sours 

and hazy IPAs. Those are pretty trendy still, and we’ll be 

doing a handful of those I think will be pretty popular.” 

The opening of the brewery’s doors isn’t the last of the 

new business’s development. Becksted has plans to 

expand what the brewery offers and use the feedback 

he and staff get from customers. 

“We have plans to expand and add more tanks, add a 

canning line, more distribution,” Becksted said. “This is 

just a start, really.” 


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a hazy double IPA, a “Rockfish” stout and the “Salty Big” rosé. 

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Join us to experience award winning coastal cuisine, exceptional service, 

waterfront dining and sea lion entertainment. Views from upstairs, downstairs, 

outdoor patio, bar and lounge. Open Lunch and Dinner.

Induldge yourself 

Places to dine in Newport

Sea Glass Bistro and Lounge 

Panini Bakery 

2 KIDS CANDY SHOP 

640 SW Bay Blvd 

Newport, OR 97365 

(541)265-2075 

BAY HAVEN 



(541) 265-7271 

BREWER’S ON THE BAY 

2320 OSU Drive 


(541) 867-3664 

CHALET RESTAURANT 

2026 N Coast Hwy 


(541) 265-6900 

ENRIQUE’S TAQUERIA 

741 NW 3rd S 


(971) 599-8621 

A POSTO PERSONAL CHEF 

P.O. Box 1471 


(971)506-6695 

BAY LATTE 



(541) 265-2208 

BURGER KING 



(541) 265-8247 

CHOWDER BOWL 

728 NW Beach Drive 


(541) 265-7477 

FERRY SLIP CAFÉ 

2820 Ferry Slip Rd 


(541) 867-3474 ext 5421 

ABBY’S LEGENDARY PIZZA 



(541) 265-9336 

BIER ONE 



(541) 265-4630 

BURGER KING 



(541) 265-8247 

CLEARWATER RESTAURANT 

325 S. Bay Blvd. 


(541) 272-5550 

FISH PEDDLER’S MARKET 



(541) 265-7057 

AGATE BEACH GOLF COURSE 



(541) 265-7331 

BITES ON THE COURTYARD 



(541) 272-5582 

CAFÉ STEPHANIE 

411 NW Coast St 


(541) 265-8082 

COCA MOCHA JOE’S 



(541) 265-6444 

FISH TAILS CAFÉ 

3103 Ferry Slip Road 


(541) 867-6002 

ARCTIC CIRCLE 



(541) 265-7822 

BJ’S ICE CREAM 

501 NW Coast Street • Suite B 


(541) 991-1096 

CANYON WAY BOOKSTORE 

1216 SW Canyon Way 


(541) 265-8319 

DEEP END CAFE 

740 W Olive St 


(541) 264-8672 

FLASHBACKS FOUNTAIN & GRILL 

1255 N Coast Hwy, 


(541) 574-1955 

ARR PLACE 

143 SW Cliff St 


(541) 265-4240 

BOSQUE CAFE 

4590 SE Harborton St Ste 100 


5412642278 

CARLS COFFEE 



(541) 265-8665 

DUTCH BROS. COFFEE 



(541) 265-4009 

FLIP’N CHICK’N 

912 Oregon Coast Hwy 


(541) 272-5456 

Ove 

Lucky Thai Elephant

Ove 

Newport Candy 

FRED MEYER DELI 

150 NE 20th St 


(541) 265-4581 

JJ HO CAFE INTERNATIONAL 

715 SW Hurbert St 


(541) 272-9463 

LOCAL OCEAN SEAFOODS 

213 SE Bay Blvd 


(541) 574-7959 

MOMIJI JAPANESE 

122 Pacific Coast Scenic Byway 


(541) 207-0476 

NOBLE ESTATE TASTING ROOM 



(541) 272-5222 

GEORGIE’S BEACHSIDE GRILL 



(541) 265-9800 

KAM MENG CHINESE 

4424 N Highway 101 


(541) 574-9450 

LUCKY THAI ELEPHANT 



(541) 265-2959 

NANA’S IRISH PUB 

613 NW 3rd St 


(541) 574-6847 

OFF THE HOOK BAR & GRILL 

3211 S Coast Hwy, 

Newport, OR 97365-4976 

(541) 867-5555 

GINO’S 

808 SW Bay Boulevard 


(541) 265-2424 

KUM-YONS RESTAURANT 



(541) 265-5330 

MAZATLAN MEXICAN 



(541) 265-8595 

NEWPORT CAFÉ 



(541) 574-6847 

OVE NORTHWEST 

749 NW 3rd St. 


(541) 264-2990 

GYRO GUYS 

342 Sw Bay Blvd 


(541) 961-8160 

LA MAISON 

315 SW 9th St 


(541) 265-8812 

MCDONALDS 



(541) 265-9866 

NEWPORT CANDY SHOP 



(541) 265-2256 

PANINI BAKERY 



(541) 265-5033 

IZZY’S CLASSIC BUFFET 



(541) 265-3636 

LA ROCA 

352 SW 9th St 


(541) 265-3005 

MO’S RESTAURANT & ANNEX 



(541) 265-9866 

NEWPORT LIQUOR STORE 



(541) 265-5621 

PAPA MURPHY’S 



(541) 265-9065 

JC THRIFTWAY DELI 

107 Highway 101 


(541) 574-9450 

LEE’S WOK 



(541) 265-6197 

MOLLIES FOOD FOLLIES 

3101 SE Ferry Slip Rd 


(541) 867-7075 

NEWPORT STEAK & SEAFOOD 



(541) 265-8283 

PIER 839 



(541) 265-2839 

Ultralife Cafe

Clearwater Restaurant 

PIG N PANCAKE 

810 SW Alder Suite A 


(541) 265-8009 

SHILO INN RESTAURANT 

536 SW Elizabeth 


(541) 265-2449 

TABLES OF CONTENT 

267 NW Cliff St, 


(541) 265-5428 

ZACH’S BISTRO 

614 W Olive 


(541) 265-2929 

ROGUE ALES PUBLIC HOUSE 



(541) 265-3188 

SORELLA 

526 NW Coast St. Suite C 


(541) 265-4055 

TACO BELL 



(541) 265-5127 

ROGUE HOUSE OF SPIRITS 

2122 Marine Science Dr 


(541) 867-3670 

SOUTH BEACH FISH MARKET 

3640 S Coast Hwy 


(541) 867-6800 

TAPHOUSE AT NYE CREEK 

520 NW Alpine St, 


(541) 272-5545 

SAIL INN CAFE 



(541) 574-8880 

STARBUCKS COFFEE 



(541) 265-8610 

THE COFFEE HOUSE 



(541) 265-6263 

SANDBAR AND GRILL 



(541) 265-6032 

SUBWAY 

1522 Oregon Coast Hwy, 


(541) 265-4209 

THE HISTORIC BARGE INN 



(541) 265-8051 

SEA GLASS BISTRO & LOUNGE 

3019 N Coast Highway 


(541) 265-9411 

SUBZERO SWIRLZ 

106 SW Coast Hwy, 


(541) 265-8269 

WATERFRONT GRILLE 



(541) 265-8521 

SEADOGS 



541-264-8205 

SUPER OSCAR’S MEXICAN FOOD 



(541) 574-8222 

WOLF TREE 

4590 SE Harborton St. 

South Beach, OR 97366 

(541) 223-5766 

SHARKS SEAFOOD BAR & STEAMER 



(541) 574-0590 

SZABO’S STEAKHOUSE & SEAFOOD 

5188 NE Lucky Gap Road 


(541) 574-0100 

YUMMY BOWL 



(541) 265-8783

Spoil yourself 

Places to shop in Newport 

regon Coast Glassworks is Newport’s center for beautiful art and exciting glass experiences. As the premier Native American 

owned and operated glassblowing gallery in the area, they offer glass blowing classes, free glass blowing demonstrations, 

and a gift gallery full of incredable sea life and animal sculpture, bowls, platter’s, floats, handcrafted jewelry, local beach 

agates and other handcrafted items from local artists. Memorial glass items and the expertise to create your unique custom 

project are also available. 616 E Olive St Newport, Oregon (541) 574-8226. www.oregoncoastglassworks.com

PLACES TO SHOP NEWPORT OREGON 

3 GYPSY’S BOUTIQUE 

3101 SE Ferry Slip Rd. 


541-867-6531 

BREACH THE MOON GALLERY 



541-265-9698 

ENGLUND MARINE SUPPLY 

880 SE Bay Blvd 


541-265-9275 

JOVI 

232 NW Coast. St. 


541-265-8220 

NYE BEACH BOOK HOUSE 



541-265-6840 

ABBEY CARPET & FLOOR 



541-265-6167 

BRIDIES IRISH FAIRE 



541-574-9366 

FEED CORRAL 



541-265-8299 

LATTA’S FUSED GLASS 

669 Bay Blvd. 


541-265-9685 

NYE BEACH SWEETS 



541-574-1963 

ACE HARDWARE 



(541) 272-5440 

CANYON WAY BOOKSTORE 

1216 SW Canyon Way 


541-265-8319 

FOR ARTSAKE GALLERY 



541-574-9070 

LEATHER WORKS 



541-265-8577 

NYE BEACH WINE CELLAR 



541-265-3292 

AMPERSAND 

510 N. Coast St. 


541-264-2090 

CARPET ONE FLOOR & HOME 



541-265-3530 

FORINASH GALLERY 



541-265-8483 

MADE IN OREGON 



541-574-9020 

NYE COTTAGE BEADS 



541-265-6262 

AQUARIUM VILLAGE 



541-867-6531 

CARQUEST 

145 E Olive St. 


541-265-2271 

FRED MEYER 

150 NE 20th St. 


541-265-4581 

MAI’S ASIAN MARKET 

256 E. Olive St. #A 


541-265-5868 

OCEAN PULSE SURF & SKATE 



541-265-7745 

AT&T 



541-265-2900 

CASH & CARRY 

156 NE 7th St. 


541-265-7571 

GROCERY OUTLET BARGAIN MARKET 



541-265-2407 

MARINER SQUARE 



541-265-2206 

OCEANA NATURAL FOODS CO-OP 

159 SE 2nd St. 


541-265-8285 

BAYSCAPES GALLERY 



541-265-4017 

CHARISMA 



(541) 265-4657 

HARRY’S BAIT & TACKLE 



541-265-2407 

MINI PET MART 



541-265-8355 

OCEANIC ARTS 



541-265-5963 

BEVENS’ MARKET & DELI 



541-265-2722 

CHEAP FRILLS QUALITY RESALE 

120 US 101 


541-265-9588 

HASTING COASTAL WOODWORKS 

3333 SE Ferry Slip South 

Beach, Oregon 97366 

541-867-2992 

NEW 4 YOU CONSIGNMENT CLOTHING 



541-265-9110 

OLD WORLD TATTOO PARLOUR 

444 SW Coast Highway 


541-270-9538 

BIER ONE 



541-265-4630 

CHILDISH TENDENCIES 



541-265-4491 

HEALTH HAVEN VITAMINS 

2009 Oregon Coast Hwy. 


541-265-7663 

NEWPORT BAY CANDLE CO. 



541-265-6111 

OREGON COAST AQUARIUM 

2820 SE Ferry Slip Road 


541-867-3474 

BIG 5 SPORTING GOODS 



541-265-8335 

DIAMOND WIRELESS VERIZON 

324 Coast Hwy 1 


541-574-0311 

ILLINGWORTH’S GIFTS 



541-265-5094 

NEWPORT FLORIST AND GIFTS 



541-265-8262 

OREGON COAST GLASSWORKS 



541-574-8226 

BIKE NEWPORT 

150 NW 6th 


1-800-446-9243 

DIAMONDS BY THE SEA 



541-265-7755 

INSCAPES GALLERY 



541-265-6843 

NEWPORT LIQUOR STORE 



541-265-5621 

OREGON OYSTER FARMS 

6878 Yaquina Bay Rd. 


541-265-5078 

BOHEMIAN CANDLE 



541-574-0300 

DOLLAR TREE 

44 S. Coast Hwy 


541-574-7950 

J.C. MARKET 



541-265-6641 

NEWPORT MARINE & RV SERVICES 

4354 Oregon Coast Hwy. South 


541-867-3704 

OSSIES SURF SHOP 



541-574-4634 

BRANDY’S BARGAINS 



541-867-4210 

EAGER BEAVER DISCOUNT STORE 

588 W Olive St. 


541-265-8438 

JAMBO WORLD CRAFTS 



541-574-0027 

NOSTALGIA ESTATE SALES 



541-265-4549 

OZONE FINE ART 

669 Bay Blvd 


541-265-9500

PEERLESS PUFFIN 



541-265-3153 

PICK OF THE LITTER THRIFT STORE 

633 NE Third St. 


541-574-1861 

PIRATE’S PLUNDER 

3145 Ferry Slip Rd. 


541-867-6000 

PRESENTS PAST 



541-272-5082 

QUEEN OF HEARTS 



541-265-2118 

QUICK’S COMPUTER SERVICES 

4909 S. Coast Hwy. Suite 12A 

South Beach, Oregon 97365 

541-867-7515 

QUILTERS COTTAGE 



541-265-4248 

RAGS TO RICHES 

724 SW Hurbert St. 


541-265-5541 

RECYCLED VIDEO GAMES 



541-574-4400 

RED LOTUS MUSIC 



541-265-4082 

REPUBLIC OF CANDY 



541-265-4082 

RITE AID 

2336 North Coast Hwy 


541-265-8596 

ROBY’S FURNITURE 



541-265-9520 

SAFEWAY INC. 



541-265-2930 

SALLY BEAUTY 

2230 Oregon Coast 


541-265-2822 

SJ CUSTOM JEWELERS 



541-272-5300 

SOUTH BEACH GROCERY 



541-867-7141 

THE EDGE GLASS BLOWING 



541-867-4198 

THE GALLEY KITCHEN SHOP 



541-264-8360 

THE KITE COMPANY 



541-265-2004 

THE OLDE TELEPHONE CO. 

255 SW 9th St. 


541-272-5225 

THINGS RICH AND STRANGE 



541-365-3600 

TU-TU-TU KITHCHENWARE COTTAGE 

222 N. Coast St. 


541-265-8065 

WALGREENS 



541-574-4405 

WALMART 

136 SE 1st 


541-265-6560 

WESLEY’S TRADING POST 

136 SE 1st. St. 


541-265-4556 

Bayfront Location and 

Spectacular Views 

Spacious Rooms, 

Private Crab Dock, 

Salt Water Pool, 

Private Saunas, Hot Tubs, 

Year-round Crabbing 

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GO-TO SOURCE FOR ARTS INFO 

OCCA PROMOTES AND PROVIDES HIGH-CALIBER 

ARTS EXPERIENCES ON THE OREGON COAST. 

NEWPORT VISUAL ARTS 

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777 NW Beach Dr., Newport 

541-265-6540 

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777 W. Olive St., Newport 

541-265-ARTS (2787) 

 

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2020 TIDAL CHARTS

2020 TIDAL CHARTS

A REMINDER OF LIVES LOST 

The wreckage of a fishing boat can be seen during a minus tide about 200 yards south of the south jetty of 

Newport’s Yaquina Bay. The remains are believed to be that of the Amber Dawn II, a 43-foot crabbing vessel that 

capsized in heavy seas on the night of Dec. 6, 1994 near the tip of the south jetty. All four people aboard lost their 

lives. A couple of weeks later, a portion of the boat washed ashore. Heavy equipment was brought to the beach in 

an effort to remove the wreckage from the surf, but the attempt was unsuccessful. It remains at the low tide mark, 

buried in a considerable amount of sand. (Photo by Jeremy Burke)

‘THIS IS MY TURF’ 

A gull riding the air currents over Newport’s Agate Beach on Saturday, 

June 27, apparently took exception to the fact that a juvenile bald eagle 

had invaded his territory. After mixing it up for a bit, the eagle decided to 

move on to friendlier air space. (Photo by Jeremy Burke)

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