Lakefront end townhouse with kayaks and fishing dock walk to beach dogs welcome

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Step just outside your door at this waterfront townhome to cast a fishing line on the stocked, spring-fed lake. Or stroll across the street to the soft sand and Pacific waves. Complimentary kayaks and bicycles ensure exciting daily adventures. As part of the Spring Lake community, you and your guests will also have access to a shared gazebo and fishing/kayak dock. At home, comfort awaits in each bedroom with a loft providing additional sleeping space. Unwind in the living area, outfitted with comfortable furnishings and a gas fireplace. Watch favorite TV shows or simply enjoy the lake views. When you're ready to eat, prepare tasty meals in the kitchen, appointed with an array of helpful gadgets, including a coffee maker. As dinner simmers, perch at the kitchen bar, then enjoy home-cooked meals together at the dining table. The private patio also offers an outdoor table with water views. Thoughtful details include life jackets and helmets, as well as fun extras like a telescope and a game table in the garage. Central air-conditioning and a private full-sized washer and dryer add an extra touch of convenience. WHAT’S NEARBY Walk just 450 feet to access the beach for carefree days on the sand and views of the famous Twin Rocks. Downtown Rockaway Beach is just 1 mile away. Other nearby attractions include The Three Graces and Tillamook State Forest. THINGS TO KNOW Streaming is available using your own account. There is a 1 Dog Limit allowed | No Cats are allowed. Quiet hours are 10pm-8am, 7 days a week. No outside lights or noise during quiet hours. Guests who violate the terms of the rental agreement, at any time, will be required to immediately comply or asked to leave our property. As a reminder, Twin Rocks Friends Camp is private property. When using the lake, please be sure to stay away from the south and east shores of the lake, and for the most part, remain on the north end of the lake. (Campers at Twin Rocks are asked by the camp’s staff to avoid hanging out at the north end of the lake.) Please also avoid going into the woods east of the lake. If you’d like to visit the camp, please approach via their main entrance off Highway 101, check in at the Welcome Center, and ask permission to see the camp.

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