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Nehalem Bay State Park
Imagine waking up to
the song of the seagull, spending your afternoon on a kayak
trip around Nehalem Bay, then taking a short walk over the
dunes to the beach. There you'll sit with a blanket and watch
the sun set over the ocean in the shadow of Neah-Kah-Nie
Mountain. Finally, snuggle down for the night while the ocean
waves sing you a lullaby. This is Nehalem Bay State Park.
Many visitors find the serenity of Nehalem Bay State Park to
be the most attractive feature. If you look closer you'll find
a lot of ways to keep busy, though. Crabbing and fishing on
Nehalem Bay are popular. For a breathtaking view of the bay,
fitness and wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy the 1.75 mile bike
trail that circles the park airplane landing strip. Along this
route and in the campground itself, you're likely to see deer
grazing, a herd of elk, or a coyote crossing the road. The
park is also graced with a variety of birds.
Fine dining and local boutiques in the neighboring communities
of Manzanita and Nehalem offer a change of scenery from the
park setting. Afternoon or moonlit walks on the beach and down
to the end of the jetty enhance the serenity of this park.
Northwest Equine Outfitters operates a horse concession from
the day-use area in the park during Spring Break and in summer
(from Memorial Day to Labor Day). Why not spend the day and
take in a guided trail or beach ride? For more information,
call 1-503-801-RIDE. Make Nehalem Bay State Park a planned
destination in your vacation schedule.
Services and Things to Do
- Camping
- Accessible camping
- Electric
- Yurts, cabins, tepees OR
wagons
- Showers
- Dump station
- Horse camp
- Reservations
- Hiker/Biker
- Playgrounds
- Picnicking
- Boating
- Fishing
- Beach access
- Horse trail
- Hiking trail
- Bicycle trail
- Beach
- Interpretation
- Evening programs
- ADA restroom
- Year-round
- Restrooms
Park rates (subject to
change)
May 1 to September 30
 Full
rate: $20
Electrical
hookup: $20
Primitive/Overflow:
$8
Special:
$4
Hiker/Biker:
$4
Horse
camp: $16
Yurt:
$27
Extra
vehicle: $5
Daily
day use: $3
Yearly
day use: $25
October 1 to April 30 (Discovery Season)
Electrical
hookup: $16
Primitive/Overflow:
$5
Hiker/Biker:
$4
Horse
camp: $12
Yurt:
$27
Extra
vehicle: $5
Daily
day use: $3
Yearly
day use: $25
Get driving directions to this park
Vital stats
Fly-in camp (primitive sites) adjacent to airstrip. $3 daily
day-use fee or buy a 12-month permit for $25, or a 24-month
permit for $40. These
1-
and 2-year permits are good at all state park day-use
areas.
267 electrical sites (maximum site 60 feet); 18
yurts;
horse camp (17 sites with corrals); hiker/biker camp; fly-in
camp adjacent to airstrip. For information only, call (503)
368-5154 or (800) 551-6949.
To make reservations, call 1-800-452-5687. Discovery Season
camping: from October through April, A Loop accepts
reservations. At the same time of year, B and C
Loops are open on a first-come, first-served basis, and
D, E and F Loops are normally closed but will
reopen if the other loops fill.
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Off US 101, 3 miles S of Manzanita Junction 