Port Orford is the oldest town on the Oregon Coast and the most westerly in the lower 48. This charming village of fishermen and artists is remote and has an uncrowded natural beauty that is increasingly rare. The town is worth exploring for its architecture alone: old wooden houses line the streets and coastal buildings with old sea weathered cedar shingles. The beauty of the nearby coastline is striking, even on the Oregon Coast, and the town has everything one needs from fine dining to cute cafes and nice grocery stores.

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This community is made of seasonal travelers who appreciate the rugged beauty of the Oregon Coast as well as full time residents who have decided to make this beautiful corner of the world their long-term home.