Alfred A. Loeb State Park

Nestled along the scenic banks of the Chetco River, Alfred A. Loeb State Park serves as a serene gateway to the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. The park is renowned for its lush, forested surroundings and its proximity to some of the northernmost groves of coast redwoods, providing a uniquely immersive experience in Oregon’s coastal wilderness. Whether you are looking to enjoy the gentle sounds of the river or explore the dense, ancient groves nearby, the park offers a quiet retreat from the bustle of daily life.

The campground is primarily designed for tent and car camping, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a straightforward, beginner-friendly outdoor experience. Its location just over five miles from the coastal city of Brookings provides the perfect balance of secluded wilderness access and proximity to essential town amenities.

As a year-round destination managed by Oregon State Parks, this site is well-suited for campers who enjoy a minimalist approach to the outdoors. Visitors are encouraged to prepare for a rustic experience, as the site offers a tranquil environment for those looking to reconnect with nature in one of Oregon’s most iconic river landscapes.