Cozy Ocean-View Cottage with Beach Access, Fire-pit & Treehouse. Large deck on ocean side of cottage with a large yard, as well as a covered courtyard with bbq on Hwy. 101 side of cottage.
Welcome to your charming seaside escape! This ocean-view cottage offers private beach access just steps away, making it perfect for relaxing family getaways. Enjoy the fully equipped kitchen, plus a bonus kitchenette and washing station with thoughtful touches like a crockpot, baking tools, and pantry basics.
This home features 3 bedrooms, 5 beds, 2 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom. Please note that the primary bathroom is a Jack-and-Jill style, shared with the hallway half bath.
The primary bedroom and bathroom, along with the half bath, main living room, small office and kitchen, are all located on the main level.
As you move through the home, you’ll step down to the lower level, where you’ll find the second and third bedrooms, a laundry room, kitchenette, and an additional living area - perfect for spreading out and enjoying your stay.
This home is a great setup for two families or a group of friends, offering both comfort and flexibility for your stay.
Unwind outdoors with a hot water rinse in the outdoor shower, then gather by the fire-pit under the stars. Kids will love the backyard treehouse, while extras like a boogie board, sand toys, kites, and a card table ensure fun for all ages. Stay comfortable year-round with three mini-split A/C and heating units with remotes.
Explore nearby natural wonders including Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park (20 mins away), Tolowa Dunes, Lake Earl, and Crescent City.
Things to Note:
- No pets allowed
- Free parking for 2 vehicles
- Quiet hours: 10 p.m. – 8 a.m.
- Smoking is not permitted
- Must be 21+ to book
- County tax #303
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What this place offers
Hair dryer
Carbon monoxide alarm
Outdoor shower
DVDs
Books
TV
Children's books
Toys
Island
Desk
Where you'll sleep
1/2
Bedroom 1
1 queen
Bedroom 2
1 queen, 1 full
Bedroom 3
1 full, 1 futon (1 full)
About the neighborhood
Set along the rugged and beautifully remote Northern California coastline, this Smith River neighborhood offers a peaceful, nature-focused escape where the sound of the ocean and the quiet of open landscapes define the experience. The area is known for its dramatic scenery — towering evergreens, windswept beaches, wide river estuaries, and a slower pace that feels wonderfully removed from busy city life.
Just down the road, the tiny community of Smith River provides everyday essentials, while the nearby town of Brookings (just over the Oregon border) offers grocery stores, restaurants, cafés, and coastal shops. Crescent City is also within easy reach and home to local dining, oceanfront parks, and the region’s historic lighthouse.
Outdoor lovers will appreciate how close they are to some of Northern California’s most iconic natural attractions. The Del Norte Coast Redwoods are a short drive away, offering access to giant redwood groves and renowned hiking trails. Pristine beaches stretch for miles in both directions, perfect for long walks, beach-combing, tide pooling, or simply enjoying the wild beauty of the Pacific. The Smith River itself — one of the cleanest rivers in the country — is loved for fishing, kayaking, and swimming in designated calm areas.
The overall feel here is quiet, open, and deeply connected to nature. There’s no public transportation in the area, so guests will want a car to explore coastline viewpoints, redwood forests, nearby towns, and the many scenic drives that make this part of the state so special. If you’re looking for a serene coastal retreat surrounded by untouched beauty, this is exactly the type of setting that delivers it.
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Getting around
Getting around this area is simple and straightforward, but it does require a car. This part of the Northern California coast is beautifully remote, with long stretches of open highway, scenic backroads, and very limited public transportation. Rideshares are not consistently available, and taxis operate only on a small scale out of nearby towns.
Most visitors enjoy the freedom of driving, as it allows easy access to beaches, redwood parks, river spots, and the nearby towns of Brookings and Crescent City for groceries, dining, and supplies. Parking is generally plentiful everywhere you go, whether you're pulling off for a viewpoint, visiting a state park, or stopping in town.
In short, a personal vehicle is the best and most reliable way to explore — and it also lets you fully experience the dramatic coastline and forested landscapes that make this region so special.
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Things to know
House rules
Check-in after 4:00 PM
Check-out before 10:00 AM
8 guests maximum
Safety & property
Exterior security cameras on property
Carbon monoxide alarm installed
Fire extinguisher
Cancellation policy
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