Month: October 2013

Between the months of November and January, A-1 Beach Rentals will be offering a 3^rd night free on its Lincoln City, Oregon beach rentals (excluding holidays). Whether you’re taking a week-long trip or enjoying a long weekend away from it all, this is a great deal that will get you out of the house and into the ideal accommodations for adventure, relaxation – or both! This special offer is especially advantageous for travelers looking to enjoy a long weekend of Storm Watching, a surprisingly thrilling pastime that attracts winter visitors to this stretch of beautiful Oregon coastline all winter long. 

Oregon’s autumn and winter bring a tidal wave of different weather, which can be much more exciting than the typical grayness that you might expect from the colder seasons in the Pacific Northwest. Days of rain, clouds and wind are often followed by days of cool, crisp sunshine. And when the storms get going, there is nothing quite like watching Mother Nature do her work along the coastline from the comfort of a stylish, well-appointed beach vacation rental. Winter in coastal Oregon is full of drama and excitement and weather that creates powerful experiences, whether you’re watching the storm from inside or getting outdoors and feeling it firsthand.
     

A-1 Beach Rentals offers 26 homes and condos to choose from in the areas of Depoe Bay and Lincoln City, Oregon, which is found on the Central Oregon Coast at the 45^th parallel, not far from major hubs such as Eugene and Portland. There are 7½ miles of coastline in Lincoln City, where A-1 offers craftsman, historic and modern-style residences without the hassle of dealing with the owners yourselves. These Oregon beach rentals range from 1-7 bedrooms, so there is an ideal place for you and your loved ones to stay, whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, a retreat with friends and colleagues, or a giant family vacation. Nearby you will find private access to beaches, easy access to restaurants and shops, and pastimes ranging from hot-tubbing to enjoying the local Chinook Winds Casino.

Whether you’re a local or just visiting Lincoln City, Oregon to vacation in one of the luxurious beach home rentals, you won’t be at a loss for things to do in September and October. Although these months signify the transition from summer to fall, this season is often referred to as the “Second Summer” because the sky is so blue, the temperatures are so warm, and the weather is so calm and mild. The best part, though, is that there are not as many fellow beach-goers to share the coastal splendor with now that school is back in session and the big summer vacation season is over. You and your loved ones can enjoy these Lincoln City activities without stress or worry – just take in everything that this beautiful section of the Central Oregon coastline has to offer during this special time of year!

The Celebration of Honor takes place between September 19 and 22 at the Chinook Winds Casino Resort. This community celebration honors veterans of the United States Armed Forces, as well as active duty personnel and all of their family members. The American Veterans Traveling Tribute Wall and Field of 1,000 Flags will be featured. Call 1-888-CHINOOK for more information.

In addition to the events at the Chinook Winds Casino, there will also be a Red, White & Blue Glass Float Drop to commemorate the Celebration of Honor. The spectacle will showcase 50 red, white and blue glass floats that are “hidden” along Lincoln City’s coastline, which stretches about seven and a half miles. Spectators are welcome to search for these hidden gems, so long as weather permits. Call 1-800-452-2151 for more information.

The Chinook Winds Casino is hosting Comedy at the Coast this September 27-28, starting each night at 8 p.m. with a selection of talented comedians to get you chuckling. In addition to comedy, there is a No Host Bar to keep you refreshed as you enjoy the show.

The Farmers and Craft Market is a weekly staple in Lincoln City, happening every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with wonderful wears and fare from local artisans, farmers, producers and craftspeople. It’s a great excuse to get outdoors and see what the local community has to offer!