Walking the trail at the Heceta Head lightstation is a symphony of sights and sounds. Beautiful flowers, dramatic rocky outcroppings, interesting birds, and the exciting blows of passing gray whales show off all the glory of the Oregon Coast. Keepers of Heceta Head Lightstation is pleased to announce the arrival of a new roving nature …

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Heceta Lighthouse B&B is seeking a part time Breakfast Cook to join our experienced team.  This entails cooking the 7 Course Breakfast, cleaning the kitchen, and preparing condiments, sauces and baked goods.  This professional candidate must be available weekdays, weekends, and holidays.  Ideal candidate will be a “foodie”!  Typical work hours are between 8am and …

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Last fall we had a major pipe break and flood the east side of the first floor and basement.  The “original” wood floors in the east parlor and hallway were warped so badly, they needed to be replaced. We were very saddened by this until our amazing and thoughtful carpenters, who carefully pulled up piece …

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Support our historical and research efforts.... by donating and entering our Annual Raffle!   Enter for a chance to win 2 nights at Heceta Lighthouse B&B, $100 gift certificate to Ona Restaurant and Lounge, plus 2 admissions to Sea Lion Caves.    Raffle tickets are $5 each or 5 tickets for $20. Make your purchase using …

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Things are getting better.  Spring has sprung, flowers are popping, and many people are feeling better about visiting local businesses.  We are able to serve the 7 Course Breakfast to our overnight guests and will be offering those as brunches on Mother's Day, May 9 (canceled due to Covid restrictions), and Father's day, June 20, …

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