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Bob Straub State Park
Spend the day fishing, horseback riding, or simply strolling at this compact coastal park.
Situated on a coastal spit between Nestucca Bay and the Pacific Ocean, Bob Straub State Park attracts hikers, beachcombers, anglers, and equestrians with its quiet, sandy shores and easy access to the Nestucca River, known for its Chinook salmon. Along with a stretch of ocean beach, the park offers a handful of pedestrian and horse trails that range in length from a half-mile to almost 2.5 miles. While the park is only open for day use, plenty of camping areas sit nearby.
Situated on a coastal spit between Nestucca Bay and the Pacific Ocean, Bob Straub State Park attracts hikers, beachcombers, anglers, and equestrians with its quiet, sandy shores and easy access to the Nestucca River, known for its Chinook salmon. Along with a stretch of ocean beach, the park offers a handful of pedestrian and horse trails that range in length from a half-mile to almost 2.5 miles. While the park is only open for day use, plenty of camping areas sit nearby.
When to Go
Bob Straub is open throughout the year, but if you want to do a lot of hiking or horseback riding, you’re best off planning your visit in July or August, when temperatures are warm and the likelihood of rain is low. Summer is also ideal for sunsets at this west-facing beach. If you’re coming to fish, autumn is a popular time, particularly if it’s Chinook salmon you’re
Read more...When to Go
Bob Straub is open throughout the year, but if you want to do a lot of hiking or horseback riding, you’re best off planning your visit in July or August, when temperatures are warm and the likelihood of rain is low. Summer is also ideal for sunsets at this west-facing beach. If you’re coming to fish, autumn is a popular time, particularly if it’s Chinook salmon you’re after.
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