Two Capes Lookout

Two Capes Lookout sits on 58 private acres where Sitka spruce forest gives way to cliffside views of the Pacific. The property is tucked between Cape Kiwanda and Cape Lookout, a short drive from Pacific City and less than two hours from Portland. Stays here mean a choice of glamping tents and dome cabins, some fitted with mirrored exteriors that reflect the surrounding trees and shoreline, along with elevated wooden cabins with glass walls facing the water.

The grounds include a historic quarry with a year-round waterfall, close to two acres of marshland, and trails leading to a secluded beach. Days can go toward hiking, surfing, or soaking in the quiet; nights are built for stargazing, with the sound of waves carrying up from the cliffs below. It's a year-round operation, so the forest-to-sea setting looks different depending on the season, from fog-laced mornings to clear coastal sunsets.

This is a higher-end stay, landing in the luxury price tier, and it draws couples, small groups, and families looking for a secluded, amenity-rich version of camping rather than a bare-bones one. Guests have mentioned floor-to-ceiling window views and the mirror cabins specifically as highlights, along with the feeling of being far from anything despite the easy access from Portland.

Booking runs through the Newbook reservation system linked from the property's website, or by calling the lookout directly. The address is 7000 Floyd Ave in Cloverdale, Oregon, right along the stretch of coast the property is named for.