Yachats is a coastal city in Lincoln County, Oregon. Archeological studies suggest that the Yachats area has been inhabited for at least 1,500 years. In the early 1860s, the U.S. Army established an Indian Reservation there, then forced the Native Americans to move again in 1875, in order to open the area for homesteading. The settlement was known by white settlers as Oceanview until it was renamed Yachats in 1917.
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The city's official web site features upcoming meetings of the city council, agenda and minutes, announcements, and a guide to the city's governmental structure, services, contacts, and area attractions and facilities.
http://www.ci.yachats.or.us/
The restaurant and fish market is located in Yachats, Oregon, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and take-out meals, as well as shipping canned products, seafood and crab. Its menus, hours and contacts are posted.
http://www.lunaseafishhouse.com/
The Oregon House is a retreat center for individuals and groups, located in Yachats, Oregon. The accommodations, events, and recreational activities are outlined, and a video of the facilities is available.
http://www.oregonhouse.com/
Rick Schultze is a freelance writer, observational and humor columnist, and book and music reviewer for newspapers, magazines and online venues, residing in Yachats, Oregon. Biographical and professional information, sample stories, a blog, and contact data are featured.
http://www.rickschultze.com/
Offering live music each night, as well as catering services, restaurant and bar, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner each day, the Drift Inn is located on Highway 101, with a view of the Yachats River as it reaches the Pacific Ocean. Its history, schedules, and location in Yachats, Oregon are featured.
http://www.the-drift-inn.com/
Yachats Area Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber is a business membership organizatioin in Yachats, Oregon and the surrounding area. Its site features a guide to the region, including local lodging, dining and shopping facilities, events, and relocation information. Elecronic postcards may be sent from the site.
http://www.yachats.org
