Glamping near Monroe

Situated on the Long Tom River along Highway 99W, Monroe is a small city offering basic amenities for locals and people passing through. Here you’ll find a couple of small markets plus a farm store filled with fresh vegetables. Monroe is also a good base for exploring nearby natural areas, including the nearby Alsea Falls Recreation Site and the Salmonberry County Park & Campground. The William L Finley National Wildlife Refuge, just north of town, is also worth a visit and provides a haven for a wide variety of birds and animals.

Oregon's Central Coast

Due west of Monroe, the Central Coast region features a mix of cities and forest areas, with plenty of camping opportunities both in state parks and on private land. It’s also a great spot for whale-watching, particularly in early winter and spring.  

Willamette Valley Wine Country

Oregon’s Willamette Valley is internationally known for its excellent pinots. There are tons of excellent wineries offering tours and tastings within a short drive of Monroe.

The Siuslaw National Forest

This 630,000-acre forest offers a mix of dense old-growth forest and coastal expanses. It's ideal for camping and hiking, with miles and miles of well-maintained trails plus a range of inland and Oceanside campgrounds.

Like much of Western Oregon, Monroe is best visited in the summertime, when temperatures soar and the chance of rain decreases dramatically. The busy season runs between Memorial Day and Labor Day, and July and August are particularly busy with campers, especially on the weekends. Come in September after kids are back in school if you want good weather without the crowds.