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Umpqua Lighthouse State Park
This was the first lighthouse on the Oregon Coast. It's one of the few you can climb to the top of.
Less than a mile from the famous Salmon Harbor on Winchester Bay lies this intimate state park. The small but beautiful Lake Marie is the focal point.
There's a groomed hiking path all the way around the freshwater lake. A small sandy beach caters to swimmers, and anglers, crabbers and non-motorized boats are welcome.
The 65-foot Umpqua River Lighthouse and Museum is 1/2 mile from the park and well worth a visit. You're also on a stretch of towering sand dunes. Some are 500 feet high or more, making them ideal for OHV riding.
If you're looking for comfort camping, reserve one of the six deluxe yurts. You get a full kitchen, bathroom and lake views off the front porch. Two rustic yurts and two rustic log cabins have fewer amenities, but the same great views (BYOBedding).
Other facilities include 23 tent s
Less than a mile from the famous Salmon Harbor on Winchester Bay lies this intimate state park. The small but beautiful Lake Marie is the focal point.
There's a groomed hiking path all the way around the freshwater lake. A small sandy beach caters to swimmers, and anglers, crabbers and non-motorized boats are welcome.
The 65-foot Umpqua River Lighthouse and Museum is 1/2 mile from the park and well worth a visit. You're also on a stretch of towering sand dunes. Some are 500 feet high or more, making them ideal for OHV riding.
If you're looking for comfort camping, reserve one of the six deluxe yurts. You get a full kitchen, bathroom and lake views off the front porch. Two rustic yurts and two rustic log cabins have fewer amenities, but the same great views (BYOBedding).
Other facilities include 23 tent sites, 17 sites with hookups, a hiker/biker camp, hot showers, and flush toilets. This small and peaceful coastal campground fills quickly, so book early.
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1 campground in Umpqua Lighthouse State Park
Less than a mile from Salmon harbor and Winchester Bay is Umpqua Lighthouse campground--a simple, year-round gem centralized around the serene reflection of Lake Marie and the commanding presence of the Umpqua lighthouse. 23 tent sites with nearby water, two lakeview rustic log cabins, two rustic yurts, six deluxe yurts, (some of which are p Read more...
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