Pacific Pearl

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Beachfront
Rockaway.

Seven miles of uncrowded shoreline, right outside your door.

Pacific Pearl
Rockaway Beach, OR

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The wooden Beacons around Pacific Pearl are simple shortcuts to the guest information you may need during your stay.

01 Find it.

Look for the Beacon labeled for what you need.

02 Tap it.

Hold the top or back of your phone near the wooden disc for a moment.

03 That’s it.

The right page opens automatically. No app and nothing to install.

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Plan your beach time around the tides. Low tide is the best moment to explore tide pools and walk the exposed shore.

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Whether you feel like heading out or settling in, here are the easiest ways to make dinner happen.

Our curated restaurant picks within easy reach of the house.

Recommendations and practical details are curated by your host.

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Five favorite outings near Rockaway Beach. For more ideas, use the Google Maps attractions link below.

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A cozy fire can make the whole evening. These quick tips keep it simple, safe, and easy to enjoy.

Quick use

  • Open the draft control first: pull it outward and slide it to the left.
  • Use real, seasoned firewood only. Please do not use fake or artificial logs.
  • Start with fire starter, kindling, and a few small pieces of wood.
  • Once the fire is going well, close and latch the door.
  • Turn the fan on only after the fireplace has had time to heat up.
  • When you're done, let the fire burn out completely, then push the control inward and to the right to close it.
Starting a fire
  • Before lighting, pull the draft control outward and all the way left so the fire gets plenty of air.
  • Use a little fire starter or plain paper, then add kindling and two or three small logs.
  • Light the kindling and let the fire establish before closing and latching the door.
Adjusting the heat
  • More open means a hotter, faster fire. More closed means a slower, gentler burn.
  • Once the fire is established, adjust the draft control gradually rather than all at once.
  • The fan should stay off at first, then can be turned on after the fireplace is nicely warmed up.
What to burn
  • Burn real, seasoned firewood only.
  • Please do not burn artificial fireplace logs, driftwood, treated lumber, cardboard, trash, or anything other than natural firewood.
  • If you're ever unsure, it is safest not to burn it.
When you're done
  • Let the fire and embers burn down naturally.
  • When there are no active flames and the fire is finished, push the draft control inward and to the right to close it.
  • Please do not leave the fireplace unattended while the door is open.
Good to know
  • The handle, door, and surrounding surfaces can become very hot, so use care around children and pets.
  • If smoke comes into the room or something does not seem right, please stop using the fireplace and reach out.
View the full fireplace manual

We hope you never need this page. It's here just in case.

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Tsunami Evacuation

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If you feel a strong or long earthquake, drop, cover and hold on. Then evacuate immediately—do not wait for an official warning. Follow posted routes and the official map for your exact location.

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