Wednesday 7/25/2012
A line of house's that have the Pacific Ocean to their front and the Siletz Bay to their back. I wanted to investigate this area more, but there never is enough time. |
At the small community of Kernville, we turned east and drove a few miles along the Siletz River. |
Siletz River |
The campground is down this long road next to the Siletz River. If you look to the left of this picture you will see a Southwind RV the same year and color as our nest #1. |
Escort service to our site. |
Chinook Bend welcome sign. |
Joe was happy, they gave us a site with room to stretch. |
It's not that we don't like neighbors, we just like a little privacy. |
I walked Mallery around as Joe got us set up. |
Camp store that carries bait, tackle, wine beer, and other essentials. |
Nice deck along the river. |
1/2 covered and the 1/2 uncovered. |
Docks to hook up your boat. |
But there is a $8 boat launching fee. |
Docks for fishing from. |
Fish cleaning sinks |
Mallery checking out the water. |
You can rent kayak and fishing boats at the resort. |
In January of this year, Oregon got a ton of rain and many rivers flooded, including the Siletz River. |
Joe said the bathrooms were pretty clean, and better than most. |
Riverfront lots. |
After checking out the neighborhood, we drove back down the road two mile to where we had seen a sign on the way to the campground. |
A sign said road not for RVs. Definitely not for RVs |
In the parking lot a customer drove up in this car. |
I asked her if I could take a pictures. She said the decoration is called, "car art" and is getting pretty popular. The art is done all with plastic caps. |
The Barking Dog Farm was as neat as a pin. The owner, David, told us he has a weed team that comes in and weeds the gardens for free food. What a great idea! |
It also had some of the best tasting fruit and vegetables I have had in a long time. A bit pricey, but worth clean, fresh flavorful food! |
Some vegetables he picks right from the garden as needed. |
His wife is an artist and does metal art. |
Some of his wife's art work. |
To get to the farm, go south of Lincoln City on Hwy. 101 to Siletz Hwy. Go a mile to his sign on the left hand side. His hours are Wednesday thur Saturday 10am-6pm. Sunday 10am- 2pm. |
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