Famous for its dramatic sea stacks and rock formations that create one of the most photographed coastlines in Oregon. Face Rock, Wizard’s Hat, and Cat and Kittens Rocks are among the distinctive formations. The beach is also a prime spot for beachcombing, especially for agates, jasper, and fossils, as well as birdwatching along the Coquille […]
Oregon Beaches
South Beach State Park
Located just south of Newport’s Yaquina Bay Bridge, this state park offers a long, sandy beach with excellent facilities. The park features year-round camping, yurts, extensive hiking and biking trails, and an interpretive center with educational programs. Its proximity to Newport’s attractions like the Oregon Coast Aquarium and Hatfield Marine Science Center makes it an […]
Ona Beach State Park
A unique beach where Beaver Creek meets the Pacific Ocean, creating diverse recreational opportunities. The park is especially popular for kayaking in the creek’s calm waters, with rental services available in summer. The beach features picnic facilities nestled among shore pines, a bridge crossing the creek, and easy beach access. Its location between Newport and […]
Haystack Rock (Cannon Beach)
A massive 235-foot sea stack that dominates the shoreline at Cannon Beach. Protected as a marine garden and wildlife refuge, it hosts diverse sea life in its tidepools and serves as a nesting site for tufted puffins from spring to early summer. During low tide, visitors can walk right up to it to explore the […]