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Manzanita is a friendly, well situated and maintained community with a beautiful beach at the end of its main street. We had breakfast at Yolk and a dinner at Mighty Thai—two of our favorite restaurants there.

Manzanita is a hidden gem on the Oregon coast. It does not have all the fanfare and activities that Cannon Beach or Seaside have, but it is quiet and quaint. The restaurants that are open are delicious, local food and beverages and make you feel like you are at your home away from home. The local market, The Apple Store has everything you could possibly need and more. The staff is super friendly and helpful and it is taking a trip back in time. The design of the town off 101 where it is so easy to drive on past feels intentional and you can see why - this is a special place few people know about and that is okay. The beaches are some of the longest that you can walk along, and a little further north at Ecola State Park you can see down the coast line for miles. There is also a lot of hikes and trails that truly provide you with a breathtaking and memorable experience.

We visit Manzanita every year and love it. easy and hassle free... Some stores were closed - it was the middle of winter. But that's ok. The Manzanita Espresso spot is terrific and in the summer has great outdoor seating. Sand Dune bar is full of locals...

Manzanita is small, quaint, and much less crowded than the neighboring resort towns of Seaside and Canon Beach. Dining options were excellent and affordable. Yolk is a great place for breakfast but it does get busy. The beach is massive and excellent for wind sports and walking. Hiking in the two state parks on either side of town are scenic and well maintained. Parking anywhere in the center of town was easy.

We booked an oceanview room on the upper floor with full kitchen for a two night stay in mid week. We were initially given a corner room on the 2nd level without a view. When we advised the check-in clerk that our reservation was for an oceanview room she told us the only room available for us was on the first floor level. During our stay, no other guests were checked into the numerous 2nd floor level rooms that remained vacant. Our room also did not have a full kitchen as we expected. We were celebrating our anniversary, so this treatment was especially disappointing. The upside was that because of the vacancy rate, we could leave our curtains open to the first floor view, as their was very little foot traffic near us. Probably won't be going back to this site again.

Manzanita is about a 15 minute drive south of Cannon Beach. If you go to Manzanita, you must visit Cannon Beach as well. Cannon Beach has an amazing beach with Haystack Rock, and lots of restaurants and shops. Manzanita only has a few. The reason people go to Manzanita instead of Cannon Beach is because it is way less crowded, especially on the weekends and holidays. If you are ok with only a few restaurant options, Manzanita is very beautiful with a very long uncrowded beach. Be aware when traveling to the Oregon Coast, the water is very cold and rough. It is not a place for swimming or sunbathing. It is wild and rugged. It is great for beach combing, tide pools, walks and hikes, and photography and exploration.