The community of Olivia Beach was advertised as a "traditional seaside community" and the cottages were designed with weathered clapboard exteriors, wide porches and picket fences. Here's a picture of the path leading to the park which was in the center of the community.
The beach was just a two-minute walk away and every morning we went down to the beach to enjoy the wind and the waves.
The cottage was at the top of the cliff and the beach access was via these stairs. On our way to the top we would stop at each landing to enjoy the view!



When we camped on the Oregon coast a few years ago, we enjoyed a really memorable bowl of clam chowder at Mo's in Newport. We were thrilled to discover that there was a Mo's in Lincoln City too - and the clam chowder is still fantastic!
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