Manzanita Visitors Center

08/31/2026

Taken last week = awaiting tonight's twilight.

08/27/2026

So true. We love it here. Come visit.


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08/21/2026

What we love about finnesterre is that you will always find something you didn't know you wanted or needed, thanks to an eclectic array of goods. It's shopping on a whole new level.
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08/17/2026

It’s almost Muttzanita time! This annual coastal favorite celebrating dogs and their families is happening soon. Lots of activities, and proceeds benefit Animal Rescue by the Sea. September 12, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

08/16/2026

Learn to make Smoked Salmon Cakes with Jake Burden, chef/owner of Offshore Grill in Manzanita and Donna Riani, Queen of Coastal Cuisine.
Download the recipe herehttps://northcoastfoodtrail.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/NCFT-recipe-Offshore-Salmon-Cakes-2023-03-28a.pdf

Donna Riani, "Queen of Coastal Cuisine," joins Jake Burden, chef an...

08/13/2026

September and October: perfect times to visit Manzanita

08/12/2026

Yes we do. A Sky full of stars

More things above Neahkehnie than you have dreamt of

08/11/2026

08/11/2026

Save the dates: October 2nd & 3rd is the Manzanita Film Festival. Get all the info, plus tickets, at https://www.manzanitafilmfestival.com/

08/09/2026

The building on Laneda that now houses Left Coast Siesta was the Lane Hotel, named after the founder of Manzanita, Ben Lane. The first in town.

Its Wayback Whens Day. Here's one from the "Learn Somethiing New Every Day" file. This image was recently shared to me by Jeff Kyriss-Mooney at Left Coast Siesta. We have been talking about the building that we have always known as the Lane Hotel. It showed up on the Oregon Historic Sites Database as the Laneda Lodge and was noted as no longer inexistence. We talked and started to get the OHSD to change their information but then Jeff found this photo. There it is, the Laneda Lodge! Now we're working to decide if it is the oldest building in Manzanita. Some folks say that the San Dune, originally the post office, may predate it.

If this kind of stuff interests you, message NVHS since we are starting to collect inofrmation about Manzanita's historic buildings to get the OHSD updated.