Beaches in Seal Rock, Oregon

'Ona Beach State Park' is a state park in Lincoln County, Oregon United States, administered by the Oregon ... More on Wikipedia

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Welcome to Newport, where we're preserving the treasure of the Oregon Coast. From our beaches and forest, o... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

When the ocean is overwhelming, a few galleries and eateries interspersed with boutique shops in a pedestri... More on TripAdvisor

Family dining restaurant that specializes in the finest chowder on the Oregon Coast, plus ... More on Yahoo! Travel

To top it off, the restaurant is nested in a delightful location with other fun spots to visit close by. More on Yahoo! Travel

Located in the historic Nye Beach neighborhood, this restaurant provides an alternative to the Tables of Co... More on RealTravel

The window looks out onto a narrow street so no view at all. More on Yahoo! Travel

Siuslaw National Forest Operating Days: 365 Total Capacity: 330 Elevation: 20 Fees: $22/single site Additional Information: Tillicum Beach campground is located on the Oregon Coast. Many of the campsites have beachfront views great ... More on recreation.gov

Driftwood Beach State Wayside is provides access to the ocean and picnic facilities scattered among the shore pine. The area offers a wide, flat, sandy beach. A great place for beachcombing and enjoying beautiful sunsets. - Vital ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The Historic Alsea Bay Bridge Interpretive Center in Waldport was constructed by the Oregon Department of Transportation as part of the bridge replacement project. It's operated by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department with help ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Benches set on a cliff above the beach give you an excellent view of Cumming Creek, wildlife and the rock-pounding waves. From this location, you can watch for whales, see a variety of birds, sea lions and the occasional deer in the ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

An excellent whale watching and photography viewpoint. Walk the historic 804 Trail (.75 miles one-way with resting benches scattered along the way). The park is known for tidepooling, rock fishing and the yearly smelt run (smelt are ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com