One address. Two stays. A fishing shack for the weekend and a full Victorian cottage for the week — both sitting on Arnold Lane, where the river meets the Pacific.
Fishin' Shack & Victorian Cottage isn't a franchise or a corporate chain. It's a real place on a real street in Brookings — the kind of spot where locals know the name and visitors come back year after year.
The fishing side started simple: a place to park the truck, store the gear, and sleep close to the water. The cottage grew from the same instinct — a full Victorian home where families can spread out, cook real meals, and actually feel like they've arrived somewhere.
Whether you're here for the spring steelhead run, a summer coast road trip, or a quiet week to unplug, we've got a corner of Arnold Lane waiting for you.
The Shack
Simple, comfortable, and built for people who spend more time outside than in. Each room comes with the essentials — a clean bed, a place to hang your wet gear, and easy access to the water.
The Cottage
The whole house, all to yourself. Full kitchen, multiple bedrooms, a sitting room with original details, and a porch that begs for coffee at dawn. Ideal for families, groups, or anyone who wants to live like a local for a week.
Steelhead, salmon, halibut, and rockfish — Brookings sits at the mouth of the Rogue River and minutes from the Pacific. The shack is where anglers park their gear and start their mornings.
Thirty minutes north on Highway 101 and you're in Hells Gate National Recreation Area — old-growth forest, wild rivers, and trails that feel ten hours deep even though you're an hour from home.
Kayak, float, or just sit by the water. The Rogue is one of Oregon's great rivers, and Brookings is one of the few places where you can access it without a four-hour hike.
Crescent Beach, Gold Beach, the sand dunes — the Oregon coast unfurls right here. Tides, sea stacks, and sunsets that make you understand why people move down here.
We're off Highway 101, just south of the Rogue River bridge — close enough to town for groceries and coffee, quiet enough that the only morning traffic is the fish.
Call us, drop an email, or just show up — we're on Arnold Lane. Either way, we'll have a room ready and the coffee brewing.
Questions about availability, the cottage, fishing conditions, or anything else — fill out the form and we'll get back to you.
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