Alfred A. Loeb State Park

Set amid a vibrant myrtlewood forest along the scenic Chetco River, Alfred A. Loeb State Park combines tranquil riverfront camping with the rare presence of Oregon’s northernmost redwood groves. This serene campground, just 8 miles northeast of Brookings, Oregon, offers a superb mix of natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and accessible amenities.

The campground boasts 48 RV and tent sites with electrical hook-ups and water, as well as three rustic cabins overlooking the river for those seeking extra comfort. Paved parking, picnic tables, fire rings, clean restrooms, and hot showers enhance the camping experience, while the setting along a riverbend provides direct access to fishing, swimming, and riverside lounging. The nearby Riverview Nature Trail leads visitors through a beautiful young redwood forest, offering both serene hikes and educational encounters with the park's unique ecosystem.

Located a short drive from the Pacific Ocean and other coastal attractions such as Harris Beach State Park and Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor, this campground serves as an ideal base for exploring the natural wonders of southern Oregon. Its blend of tranquility and proximity to natural and cultural attractions makes Alfred A. Loeb State Park perfect for families, solo adventurers, and nature enthusiasts alike.