Camping at Fort Stevens State Park
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Overview of Fort Stevens State Park
Fort Stevens State Park is a popular camping and recreation area located in the northwest corner of Oregon, near the mouth of the Columbia River. It is known for its historical significance as a military defense installation, as well as its beautiful landscapes, including beaches, forests, and wetlands.
Camping Information
Campsite Options
- Tent Sites: There are numerous tent sites available for those who enjoy traditional camping.
- RV Sites: The park accommodates RVs with sites that include electric and water hookups.
- Yurts and Cabins: For those looking for a more comfortable camping experience, the park offers yurts and cabins, some of which are pet-friendly.
Reservations and Fees
- Reservations are recommended, especially during the peak season (summer) or on holidays.
- Fees vary depending on the type of campsite or accommodation you choose. Be sure to check the latest fees on the Oregon State Parks website or call the park directly.
- There may be additional charges for extra vehicles, pets (in pet-friendly cabins and yurts), or day-use areas.
Facilities and Amenities
- Restrooms and Showers: The park provides restrooms and showers for campers.
- Dump Station: There is a dump station available for RVs.
- Play Areas: Children have access to play areas and playgrounds within the park.
- Picnic Areas: There are picnic tables and areas throughout the park for day use.
Recreational Activities
- Hiking and Biking: There are miles of trails for hiking and biking to explore the diverse landscapes of the park.
- Beach Access: The park features easy access to the beach, where you can enjoy sunbathing, beachcombing, and kite flying.
- Fishing and Boating: Fort Stevens offers opportunities for fishing, boating, and crabbing in the nearby waters.
- Historical Sites: Don't miss exploring the historical sites, including the remnants of the fort and the famous shipwreck of the Peter Iredale.
Safety Tips
- Wildlife: Be aware of the wildlife in the area and keep a safe distance, especially from marine animals on the beaches.
- Weather: The weather can be unpredictable; pack layers and prepare for rain or wind.
- Tides and Surf: Always check tide tables before walking on the beach and be cautious of strong currents if you're in the water.
Accessibility
- The park offers accessible facilities, including campsites and restrooms, to accommodate visitors with disabilities.
Rules and Regulations
- Quiet Hours: Observe quiet hours, typically from 10 pm to 7 am.
- Fires: Follow restrictions on campfires, especially during dry periods when there may be a higher risk of wildfires.
- Pets: If you're bringing pets, keep them on a leash and under control, and always clean up after them.
- Wildlife Protection: Do not feed wildlife and keep your campsite clean to avoid attracting animals.
Contact and Directions
Before you go, make sure to check the most current information by contacting the park:
- Phone: Available on the Oregon State Parks website.
- Online: Visit the Oregon State Parks website for downloadable maps, the latest alerts, and detailed information about Fort Stevens State Park.
- GPS Coordinates: Can be found online for precise driving directions.
Always remember to leave no trace and respect the park's natural and historical resources for the enjoyment of future visitors.
Map of Campgrounds in Fort Stevens State Park
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