Adventure Guide
Oregon Coast

Towering trees looming through a coastal fog. Frothy surf crashing upon jagged shores. Majestic headlands offering clear views for miles. Located two miles (3.22 km) MORE >>

This campground includes full hookup campsites, hiker/biker sites, and two yurts surrounded by native rhododendrons within a short walk to the beach.  Hike to Heceta MORE >>

A cavernous sea cave adopted by a herd of Steller sea lions, some years numbering as many as 200. Take an elevator ride 200 feet (61 m) down into the cave as tall as a MORE >>

The 'World's First Sandboard Park'. 40 acres (16 ha) of private sculpted sand dunes surrounded by 200 acres (81 ha) of public dunes and forest. Sand Master Park is the MORE >>

South Jetty Day Use activities include OHV riding, picnicking, beach access, crabbing, fishing, surfing, beach combing, dog walking, and wildlife viewing from twelve MORE >>

Featuring exciting dune buggy-tours up to 10 passengers and scenic giant tours on 27+ passenger buggies (accommodating up to 54). Also offering a fun center with MORE >>

A unique opportunity to experience the Oregon Dunes. Located four miles (6.4 km) south of Florence, direct access to the dunes offering guided tours, group tours, ATV MORE >>

Forty-seven full hookup sites, 119 with electricity. Group areas, 10 yurts, hiker/biker camp; meeting hall; day use fee area. Lakes, concession with meals, supplies, MORE >>

For a peaceful experience try this water trail just south of Florence. The route, 3 miles one-way, begins at the outflow of Siltcoos Lake and takes you through a quiet, MORE >>

Part of the Siuslaw National Forest, the Oregon Dunes cover 40 miles along the coast, North America's largest coastal dunes. There are many ways to explore this dramatic MORE >>