The Courtyard
Cannon Beach, OR
Scenic coast · Oregon Coast
US-101 along the northern Oregon coast is the Pacific Northwest’s answer to Big Sur: Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach, Astoria’s working riverfront, the aquarium at Newport, and state-park beaches the whole way — all public, all free.
It drives like a corridor but visits like a destination: short hops, long stops. The beach towns carry the Level 2 for overnights and chowder-length stops, and the smart move is leaving Portland charged — the Coast Range crossing has little in between.
When to go: July–September brings the (relatively) dry weather and the crowds; winter storm-watching is a real season at the headland hotels, with wet-cold range to match.
Purple pins have DC fast charging; green pins are Level 2. Tap a pin for the location page.
Overnight Level 2 at your lodging is the cheapest, easiest way to charge on a trip — arrive on whatever range you have, leave at 100%.
Cannon Beach, OR
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