WildSpring Guest Habitat

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Imagine a place where you can enjoy incredible natural beauty without the crowds. Where you can get away from it all and relax...truly, deeply relax.

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About WildSpring Guest Habitat

WildSpring is a small, eco-friendly bed and breakfast resort in Port Orford, 60 miles north of California. Private and secluded, on five acres of a lovely residential forest, with a zero carbon footprint, it offers comfortable luxury in a naturally beautiful environment. You'll feel like you're visiting a private estate rather than a hotel.

Stay in one of only five cozy, elegant cabin suites filled with art and antiques, in a quiet forest of 100-ft trees. Relax in the Guest Hall with a floor-to-ceiling ocean panorama. Help yourself to refreshments at any time (including popcorn and chocolates!) and play a game or work on an old-fashioned jigsaw puzzle.

Sleep in a peaceful forest where the loudest sound you hear all night is an owl. Enjoy a breakfast buffet overlooking the ocean and look for whales and fishing boats. At night, float in our open-air slate spa, listen to the surf and watch the Milky Way.

Walk the labyrinth in the forest or just find a hammock and read (nap...) all day long. And you think...maybe I'll just hang around here with the deer...the real world can take care of itself for awhile.

A perfect getaway. Think of it as nature with four stars.

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