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Cape Blanco State Park
Bring your horse, dog, bike, fishing pole, and tent to this beautiful park perched over the Pacific.
Oregon's westernmost tip that juts into the Pacific Ocean holds a state park with a lot going for it. Both the Cape Blanco Lighthouse and the Historic Hughes House are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Meander along the 8+ miles of hiking trails with breathtaking ocean views.
See the oldest lighthouse on the Oregon coast. Take a free tour through the 3,000-square-foot Victorian farmhouse built in 1898 for ranchers Patrick and Jane Hughes.
The popular, reservable horse camp here offers both a 7-mile trail and a 150-acre open riding area. Anglers have plenty to look forward to on the banks of the Sixes River. It's legendary for its wild runs of Chinook salmon and winter steelhead.
There are a hiker/biker camp and a group camp that can hold 50. The 52 (electrical with water) campsites at Cape Blan
Oregon's westernmost tip that juts into the Pacific Ocean holds a state park with a lot going for it. Both the Cape Blanco Lighthouse and the Historic Hughes House are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Meander along the 8+ miles of hiking trails with breathtaking ocean views.
See the oldest lighthouse on the Oregon coast. Take a free tour through the 3,000-square-foot Victorian farmhouse built in 1898 for ranchers Patrick and Jane Hughes.
The popular, reservable horse camp here offers both a 7-mile trail and a 150-acre open riding area. Anglers have plenty to look forward to on the banks of the Sixes River. It's legendary for its wild runs of Chinook salmon and winter steelhead.
There are a hiker/biker camp and a group camp that can hold 50. The 52 (electrical with water) campsites at Cape Blanco are first-come, first-served. Two of the four reservable standard cabins are pet-friendly.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Cape Blanco State Park
Expect to be presented with ocean views on bluffs above the foamy waves and a sense that you’re perched on the edge of a different era when you arrive at the Cape Blanco campground. First-come first-served electrical sites with water are what you’ll have to fight over, but one group camp, a horse camp with 8 primitive sites and 4 standard cabins ( Read more...
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