Each clinic begins with a brief orientation by local expert Laura Joki at the SW 33rd Street beach access, just north of the Sandcastle Beachfront Motel. To get there from Highway 101, turn west onto SW 35th Street (at the Christmas Cottage), continue down the street and take a right at SW Anchor Avenue. The beach access will be on the left-hand side. Public parking lots are located at 35th and 32nd Streets. Parking is also available along SW Anchor Avenue and at the beach Continue reading →

Each clinic begins with a brief orientation by local expert Laura Joki at the SW 33rd Street beach access, just north of the Sandcastle Beachfront Motel. To get there from Highway 101, turn west onto SW 35th Street (at the Christmas Cottage), continue down the street and take a right at SW Anchor Avenue. The beach access will be on the left-hand side. Public parking lots are located at 35th and 32nd Streets. Parking is also available along SW Anchor Avenue and at the beach Continue reading →

Hear about the mysterious Ghost Schooner of Siletz Bay, the spooky goings-on at the Oregon Coast’s oldest continuously operated pub, an eerie local Bigfoot sighting, and much more during this spine-chilling walking tour of Historic Taft. Tickets at HauntedTaft.com

Mudflat Golf on Siletz Bay. Nine holes of mudflat golf for only $5 is a bargain at any time, but when it supports our high school golfers it is even better. First hole is just north of the Bay House (look for the tent). We can only play during low tide so the course is only open from 11:30-2pm. It is awesome fun.

Each clinic begins with a brief orientation by local expert Laura Joki at the SW 33rd Street beach access, just north of the Sandcastle Beachfront Motel. To get there from Highway 101, turn west onto SW 35th Street (at the Christmas Cottage), continue down the street and take a right at SW Anchor Avenue. The beach access will be on the left-hand side. Public parking lots are located at 35th and 32nd Streets. Parking is also available along SW Anchor Avenue and at the beach Continue reading →

Clamming Clinic attendees will meet at the pullout just north of the Bay House Restaurant located on the west side of Hwy 101. To get there, travel south on Hwy 101 in Lincoln City through the traffic signal at SW 51st Street in the Historic Taft District. Cross over the Schooner Creek Bridge and go past the asphalt paved Schooner Creek wayside parking area. Park at the next gravel pullout just south of the Schooner Creek wayside (underneath the billboard sign). Each clam digger 12 Continue reading →

Hear about the mysterious Ghost Schooner of Siletz Bay, the spooky goings-on at the Oregon Coast’s oldest continuously operated pub, an eerie local Bigfoot sighting, and much more during this spine-chilling walking tour of Historic Taft. Tickets at HauntedTaft.com

Prior to crabbing, participants will meet at the pavilion located at the end of SW 51st Street in the Historic Taft District of Lincoln City for a brief orientation. The orientation will familiarize participants with Oregon’s crabbing regulations, harvest methods, identification, and cleaning and cooking techniques. Parking is available between Mo’s Restaurant and the pavilion. Flat access to the bay is available at the end of SW 51st Street, which is ADA compliant. Each crabber is allowed to crab with up to 3 devices. Crab Continue reading →

Clamming Clinic attendees will meet at the pullout just north of the Bay House Restaurant located on the west side of Hwy 101. To get there, travel south on Hwy 101 in Lincoln City through the traffic signal at SW 51st Street in the Historic Taft District. Cross over the Schooner Creek Bridge and go past the asphalt paved Schooner Creek wayside parking area. Park at the next gravel pullout just south of the Schooner Creek wayside (underneath the billboard sign). Each clam digger 12 Continue reading →

And extra-special edition of Haunted Taft ending with a bonfire at Siletz Bay. Along the way, you'll hear about the mysterious Ghost Schooner of Siletz Bay, the spooky goings-on at the Oregon Coast’s oldest continuously operated pub, an eerie local Bigfoot sighting, and much more during this spine-chilling walking tour of Historic Taft. Tickets at HauntedTaft.com.