Ocean Front Cabins were established in the early 20's. When they first opened there were both cottages and tent houses available and the road to get to Oceanside was nothing but dirt and wood planks. In 1943 there were 40 cabins and they were called Kirk's Motel. Through the years there have been many changes to Oceanside. The cabins have had changes made as well. One difference is that there are now only seven cabins. There numbers are 17-23. A remnant of days gone by. When looking at the surrounding hillside you can still pick out homes that were formerly part of Kirk's.

In 1989, John and Patricia De Ruyter purchased the cottages. They were given a new name and the innkeeper's residence was turned into a coffee house. Over the past several years, the cabins have been getting spruced up and, although the cabins have been renovated, they still hold the charm that comes with having stood the elements for over 80 years.

In fact all of Oceanside is like a step back in time. There are no shops or large commercial buildings, just a restaurant, tavern, post office a few motels and bed and breakfasts and a coffeehouse. What Oceanside is lacking in modern facilities it more than compensates in lack of crowds, beautiful beaches and stunning scenery.

Oceanside is truly a hidden gem. We would love to have you come and stay with us while you discover its secrets and the incredible value of this quiet getaway.