Brookings-Harbor, Oregon Coast Real Estate

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THE PORT OF BROOKINGS

IS BROOKINGS REALLY IN

THE SOUTH PACIFIC?

User Friendly Port

Not hardly! But on the other hand, if you want to get from Brookings to the Pacific Ocean, you do have to travel south into the bay. It's the truth! And it's also the main reason the Port serving Brookings-Harbor is known as one of the safest small craft harbors in the entire Pacific Northwest. Just check out a map and you'll see that this neat little strip of Oregon's coast is located on a quiet little bay fed by the Chetco River. You'll see that this river literally flows straight south into the Pacific.

There are a lot of days when the wind whips up the ocean into a frenzy of white-caps both north and south of our fair community and yet our little patch of ocean is as calm and as peaceful as an inland lake. This reduced wave action combined with regularly scheduled dredging also helps to control the sandbar build-up so common to the mouths of rivers up and down the coast.

Check it out! Whether you're a recreational boater or a fishing enthusiast or someone who just likes the atmosphere, you'll find that Brookings-Harbor is one of the most user-friendly ports on the coast.

And talk about the ocean and river fishing! You can go on your own or join up with a guide or a charter boat. Depending on the time and place, you'll find salmon and steelhead and ling cod and perch and... The list goes on with even some unconfirmed reports of an occasional mermaid or two.

When you get back on land, you'll find restaurants and neat little shops loaded with goodies and a boardwalk where you can stroll or just sit and watch it all.

Pretty good place! It's like the wording I saw on a bumper sticker the other day:

"IF YOU'RE LUCKY ENOUGH TO LIVE ON THE BEACH ~ YOU'RE LUCKY ENOUGH!"

If you want some more information, just let Willy know!

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