Cape Lookout State Park is my favorite place for camping on the Oregon Coast, and has been a tradition for my husband and I to camp here every year since we moved to Oregon ten years ago.
Three night backpacking trip at Shi Shi Beach, located on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula
We spent three days exploring and hiking the Samuel H. Boardman Scenic Corridor. Stretching for twelve miles along the Oregon Coast, the park has some of the most dramatic scenery on the west coast.
A scenic drive to the southern Oregon Coast for three days of camping at Harris Beach.
Crescent Beach is one of the most photographed beaches in Oregon. Located at Ecola State Park, the beach is accessible via a 1-1/4 mile hike through coastal forest.
For a less crowded walk along the beach at Cannon Beach, park at Tolovana and head south on the beach.
Located between the Pacific ocean and Nehalem Bay near the quaint town of Manzanita, Nehalem Spit is a 4 mile long narrow section of land known as a sand spit. At the south end, the Nehalem River enters the ocean at a jetty, and Neahkahnie Mountain is at the north end.
Camping at Cape Lookout for the 13th time… super low tides, sunsets and beach time.
While camping at Cape Lookout, we hiked to the end of Netarts Spit for a super long 10 mile roundtrip hike.
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