Hotels
Where to stay in Brookings, Oregon — oceanfront rooms on the sand, state-park yurts, and easy bases for the Boardman corridor.
Crook Point →Just south of Pistol River, Crook Point is a private coastal estate covering about three miles of oceanfront, the longest privately owned stretch on the Oregon coast. It’s anchored by Arch Rock, the state’s largest sea arch. The property has eight modern vacation homes with private beach access and several secluded oceanfront spots for weddings, elopements, retreats and private events. Midweek specialty packages make it a good fit for smaller ceremonies. Dogs are welcome, the estate welcomes guests from every community, and part of every stay goes to local and global causes, including bringing sea otters back to the Oregon coast. Oregon Wedding Day named it Best Western Venue in 2025 and Best Waterfront Venue in 2026, and it has appeared in Brides and Here Comes The Guide.
- Americoast Inn →
A practical, family-friendly base in the middle of town. Pet-friendly rooms and kitchenettes make longer stays easy, with Harris Beach and the harbor a short drive in either direction.
- Harris Beach State Park — Yurts & Campground →
The best-value ocean stay in town. The campground sits minutes from Harris Beach's sea stacks and tide pools, with full-hookup RV sites, tent sites, and a handful of yurts. Some yurts are pet friendly. Book early for summer, because they go fast. You get Brookings' most famous sunset spot as your front yard.
- Beachfront Inn →
The only hotel in Brookings that sits right on the sand. Rooms face the Pacific with balconies, and you can walk to the Port of Brookings Harbor restaurants and docks. It's pet friendly, with a heated outdoor pool and hot breakfast included. If falling asleep to the surf is the goal, this is it.