About Brookings
Brookings, Oregon is 6 miles north of the California border on Hwy 101 and is a central point for visiting numerous wilderness areas, including the Kalmiopsis Wilderness area, Loeb State Park, Harris Beach State Park, Jedidiah Smith State Park and the Redwood National Forests.. Known for it's mild seasonal climates, Brookings features activities year-round.

In the Summer months you can take a trip up the Rouge River on one of the Mail Boat tours. Or spend time sea kayaking up the Chetco River while you watch for wildlife. There are many ways to enjoy the warm summer ocean breezes. Whether you take a walk along Harris Beach or fly a kite as high as the wind will take it....it's hard not to find yourself amazed by the simple beauty that surrounds you. Brookings is famous for storm watching in the winter months. Sit high above the crashing waves while you gaze out the windows and watch the wonder of nature take place just below you. Be sure to catch the whales as they migrate in the winter and spring months.

Like fishing? Take a fishing trip on one of the deep sea fishing boats and bring home salmon, halibut or ling cod. Or spend a relaxing day fly fishing on the chetco River. Visit Loeb State Park and take a hike through the Myrtle Wood trees that inhabit nearly 320 acres of forest. Be sure to stop and pick some fresh, wild bluberries or blackberries along the trails to take back and enjoy .Whether you just want a relaxing day in the sun while you catch up on your reading or a day full of adventure...Brookings and The Seastar Retreat can make it happen.