Fort Stevens State Park
Fort Stevens State Park near Astoria, Oregon
Fort Stevens State Park, spanning a remarkable 4,300 acres of rich terrain and natural beauty, is an ideal destination for those seeking outdoor exploration. Whether it’s camping in its lush woodlands or beach-combing along the shoreline; perusing the freshwater lake by canoe or kayak; traversing one of its many trails as you take in captivating wildlife sightings; learning about historic shipwreck discoveries — there is something here to tantalize every adventurer! The park features include:
- – Take a leisurely stroll around Coffenbury Lake on the two-mile trail, take a dip in the lake at one of the picnic areas with swimming, and launch your boat from the conveniently located boat ramp – all while enjoying restroom amenities!
- – The picturesque Columbia Shore Disc Golf Course offers a stunning setting for one of the most exciting outdoor activities around. Experience the thrill and challenge of disc golf as you weave your way through this beautiful course!
- – Experience 15 miles of breathtaking multiuse trails, perfect for exploring and enjoying the outdoors.
- – From the South Jetty Observation Tower, admire the stunning views of Columbia River Bar for an unforgettable experience!
- – Come explore the serene, pristine beauty of Trestle Bay with Kayak Tillamook! Their experienced guides will show you a side to Oregon’s coast that can only be accessibly by kayak. Experience nature in its purest form and enjoy unbeatable views from your own personal kayaking tour adventure.
- – The Oregon Coast Trail begins at Fort Stevens, its northernmost beginning point.
Fort Stevens Location
One of Oregon’s Favorite State Parks!
Fort Stevens State Park Campground
Looking to make a camping reservation? You can book up to six months in advance at oregonstateparks.reserveamerica.com for all campsites with picnic tables and fire pits – plus, reservations are necessary for cabins and yurts!
- Offers 174 generous full-hookup sites with 36 of them being pull-throughs.
- 302 electrical sites with water access (including 11 pull-through spots).
- 6 tent camp sites
- 9 walk-in tent sites with parking nearby
- Hiker/biker camp
- Flush toilets
- Hot showers
- RV dump site
- 8 cabins and 10 yurts that are designed to provide universal access for visitors with disabilities.
