Cape Blanco State Park - Oregon

The westernmost point in Oregon, Cape Blanco is 1800 acres of land originally owned by the Hughes family, who maintained their ranch there for 111 years. Today, the park contains the family home and cemetery, but is better known for its eight fantastic miles of hiking trails and beach access where the ocean vistas are simply breathtaking. The park offers trails for horseback riding too, as well as camping with electricity, for overnight stays and even yurts. Nature lovers will enjoy ample opportunity for bird and marine mammal watching, as well as exploring thick forest and the cool rock formations. And due to the temperate marine climate here, the grass literally stays green here all year long so pack up and get ready for this fabulous Oregon park!

Work off your picnic lunch by hiking over eight miles of trails with many spectacular ocean vistas, woodland and wetland settings. Bring your horse and enjoy 7 miles of horse trails and the facilities in our horse camp. The group camp holds a maximum of 50 people, and can accomodate up to 24 vehicles. This total may include five or more self-contained RVs. If you expect to have more than five RVs or 24 total vehicles, call the park. The group camp has four fire rings, four picnic tables, four water spigots and vault toilets. Showers are located in main campground 1/4 mi. away.