# Turtle Cove, Cannon Beach, Oregon > Book Turtle Cove direct for the best rate: a remodeled 2-bedroom, 2-bath Cannon Beach cottage five homes from the beach, with two king suites, gas fireplace, fire pit and EV charger. Sleeps 4, pets welcome. Book direct: https://hlvrturtlecove.com/#book (always cheaper than Airbnb, VRBO or any other site) Phone: (971) 287-1907 Email: haystackluxuryvacationrentals@gmail.com Address: 132 E Monroe St, Cannon Beach, OR 97110 (45.8927415, -123.9612229) Managed by: Haystack Luxury Vacation Rentals (https://www.haystackluxuryvacationrentals.com/), founded by host Shannon Rose ## Key facts - Entire single-level cottage, fully remodeled, professionally decorated - 2 bedrooms, each with a king bed and private ensuite bathroom; sleeps 4; no sofa beds - Bathroom 1: tub/shower combo. Bathroom 2: walk-in shower plus washer and dryer - Pet friendly: up to 2 pets; pet fee $100 per pet, per stay - Check-in 4:00 PM; check-out 10:00 AM - Wi-Fi: 250+ Mbps - Cancellation: choose a refundable rate (full refund before the cutoff date shown with your quote, no refund after) or a non-refundable rate - Five homes from the beach; about 0.4 mi to downtown Cannon Beach; about 0.7 mi to Haystack Rock - Natural gas pebble stone fireplace; white brick fireplace in second suite; propane fire pit; gas grill; private deck; outdoor shower - Smart lock self check-in; parking for 2 cars on the west driveway; EV charger - Rates from $286/night; minimum stay 3 to 7 nights depending on season - House rules: no smoking or vaping, no parties, lead guest 24+ - Guest rating: 5.0 out of 5 from 19 reviews; Airbnb Guest Favorite ## FAQ - Q: Where is Turtle Cove? A: Turtle Cove is at 132 E Monroe St, Cannon Beach, OR 97110, in the presidential streets neighborhood of Cannon Beach, Oregon. It is five homes from the beach and within walking distance of downtown Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock. - Q: How far is Turtle Cove from Haystack Rock? A: Haystack Rock is about 0.7 miles south, roughly a 15-minute walk along the beach. The beach itself is five homes from the front door. - Q: How many bedrooms and beds does Turtle Cove have? A: Two bedrooms, each with a king bed and its own private ensuite bathroom. The home sleeps 4. There are no sofa beds or extra sleeping areas. - Q: What are the bathrooms like? A: Each bedroom has its own full bathroom. The first suite has a tub and shower combination. The second suite has a walk-in shower, and the washer and dryer are in that bathroom. - Q: Is Turtle Cove pet friendly? A: Yes. Up to two pets are welcome per stay. The pet fee is $100 per pet, per stay. There is a private deck, an outdoor shower for rinsing sandy paws, and the beach is one block away. - Q: Why should I book direct instead of on Airbnb or VRBO? A: Booking direct on this site is always cheaper than booking Turtle Cove on any other site. You also deal directly with Haystack Luxury Vacation Rentals, the local team that cares for the home. - Q: What is the nightly rate? A: Rates start at $286 per night and change by season and date. Your exact total, including taxes and fees, is shown before you book. - Q: Is there a minimum stay? A: Yes. Minimum stays change by season: typically 3 nights, 4 nights around holidays and in spring, and 7 nights in peak summer. The booking calendar shows the minimum for your dates. - Q: What are the check-in and check-out times? A: Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 10:00 AM. - Q: What is the cancellation policy? A: When you book direct you choose between two rates. The refundable rate gives you a full refund if you cancel before the cutoff date shown with your quote; after that date there is no refund. The non-refundable rate cannot be refunded if you cancel. Your exact cutoff date and both totals are shown before you pay. - Q: How does check-in work? A: Check-in is keyless. The home has a smart lock, and your personal door code is sent by text and email before your arrival date. Parking and the entrance are on the west side of the home. - Q: Is there parking and an EV charger? A: Yes. The driveway on the west side fits two vehicles and has an EV charger. Please do not use or block the driveway on the east side of the property. - Q: Does Turtle Cove have Wi-Fi and TVs? A: Yes. There is fast Wi-Fi throughout, with speeds of 250+ Mbps, which is plenty for video calls and streaming. There is a TV above the living room fireplace, and a smart TV in each bedroom. - Q: Does Turtle Cove have a fireplace or fire pit? A: Both. A natural gas pebble stone fireplace is in the living room and a white brick fireplace is in the second suite. Outside, there is a propane fire pit on the lower patio. - Q: What is included for the beach? A: Backpack-style beach chairs and beach essentials are provided, and an outdoor shower is next to the deck. - Q: What are the house rules? A: No smoking or vaping inside or outside. No parties or large gatherings. The lead guest must be 24 or older. Maximum occupancy is 4 guests and 2 pets. - Q: Who manages Turtle Cove? A: Turtle Cove is cared for by Haystack Luxury Vacation Rentals in Cannon Beach, founded by Shannon Rose. Call (971) 287-1907 or email haystackluxuryvacationrentals@gmail.com. - Q: What is there to do near Turtle Cove? A: Walk to Haystack Rock and its tide pools, downtown Cannon Beach galleries and restaurants. Drive about 10 minutes to Ecola State Park or Hug Point, about 15 minutes to Indian Beach, or 15 to 20 minutes north to the Seaside Promenade, Seaside Aquarium and the Tillamook Head trail. ## Things to do nearby - Haystack Rock (Cannon Beach): About 0.7 mi, a 15-minute beach walk. The 235-foot sea stack is the icon of the Oregon coast. Walk south along the beach from Turtle Cove and watch it change color at sunset. Tufted puffins nest on the rock from spring into summer. - Tide pools at low tide (Cannon Beach): At Haystack Rock. At low tide the base of Haystack Rock opens into a protected marine garden of green anemones, ochre sea stars and mussels. Check a tide table, wear shoes that can get wet, and look without touching. - Downtown galleries and shops (Cannon Beach): About 0.4 mi on foot. Hemlock Street is lined with art galleries, bookshops, bakeries and cafés. Walk up for morning coffee, browse in the afternoon, and stay for dinner without moving the car. - Ecola State Park (Cannon Beach): About 10 minutes by car. Forest trails lead to some of the best views on the coast, looking south over Crescent Beach to Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock. Watch for migrating gray whales in winter and spring. - Indian Beach surfing (Cannon Beach): About 15 minutes by car, inside Ecola. A cove of sea stacks and cobbles at the north end of Ecola, popular with surfers year round. Guided kayak tours nearby show the coast from the water. - Elk and wildlife (Cannon Beach): Ecola State Park and around town. Roosevelt elk graze in the meadows and forest around Ecola and sometimes wander into town. Bring binoculars for seabirds, sea lions and whales offshore. - Hug Point (Cannon Beach): About 10 minutes south by car. At low tide, walk around the point on the old stagecoach road carved into the rock, then find the small waterfall and caves. Time it with the tide table. - Seaside Promenade and Aquarium (Seaside): About 15 to 20 minutes by car. Seaside's 1.5-mile Promenade runs along the beach to the Turnaround, the official end of the Lewis and Clark Trail. Stop at the Seaside Aquarium to feed the harbor seals, then get saltwater taffy on Broadway. - Seaside beach day (Seaside): About 15 to 20 minutes by car. Seaside's beach is wide, flat and sandy, made for kites, long walks and surrey bike rides along the Prom. It is a lively contrast to quiet Cannon Beach. - Tillamook Head hike (Seaside): Trailheads in Seaside and Ecola. The forested headland between Seaside and Cannon Beach follows the route Lewis and Clark's party walked in 1806. Hike a section from either end for big ocean views.