Overlook makes its home in Nelscott at the south end of Lincoln City, an area once densely forested with Spruce and Hemlock. The area remained mostly inaccessible until the construction of the Roosevelt Military Highway, Hwy 101. In the early 1900's two developers, Charles P. Nelson and Dr. W.G. Scott formed the Nelscott Land Company.
They subdivided their property into 87 small lots for vacation cottages as part of a small summer resort town. By 1927 Nelscott had an Auto Park Campground, a general store, bus depot, gas station, and restaurant. Nelscott never incorporated and in 1964 residents voted to become part of Lincoln City along with the communities of Oceanlake, DeLake, Cutler City, and Taft.
They subdivided their property into 87 small lots for vacation cottages as part of a small summer resort town. By 1927 Nelscott had an Auto Park Campground, a general store, bus depot, gas station, and restaurant. Nelscott never incorporated and in 1964 residents voted to become part of Lincoln City along with the communities of Oceanlake, DeLake, Cutler City, and Taft.
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If you are looking for a unique get-away on the Oregon Coast, our lodging offers just that. The decor, layout, and even the access to each of our eight suites is unlike any other. Yet all convey a warm casual feeling and all offer a breathtaking panoramic view of the Pacific.
Each suite has a well-equipped kitchen with a welcome supply of freshly roasted coffee, king or queen size beds, comfortable seating, HDTV, wireless internet, and a supply kit for your pet.Two of our suites even have wood burning fireplaces.
Each suite has a well-equipped kitchen with a welcome supply of freshly roasted coffee, king or queen size beds, comfortable seating, HDTV, wireless internet, and a supply kit for your pet.Two of our suites even have wood burning fireplaces.
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Siletz Indians and early settlers were well acquainted with the giftsof the central Oregon coast. They weathered winter storms andbasked in long summer days on miles of sandy beaches. Today, locals and visitors alike enjoy many activities and adventuresin Lincoln City and the surrounding Lincoln County.
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Everyone loves a scavenger hunt and Lincoln City created a real winner with only one item to find. In cooperation with the artists at the Glass Center in nearby Taft, beautiful hand-blown floats are hidden (in plain sight) amidst the driftwood and sand of our beaches. Each is unique and yours to keep.
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