Brian Booth State Park, State park on central coast, Oregon.
Brian Booth State Park is a coastal reserve on Oregon's central shore that protects forests, wetlands, sandy beaches, and the winding Beaver Creek. The land spans two main sections, Ona Beach and Beaver Creek, each offering distinct environments for visitors to explore.
The area was historically used by travelers who drove along the beach at low tide following Beaver Creek as a passage. Before the Coast Highway was built, this sandy route served as a common pathway for early motorists.
The land designation preserves natural ecosystems through guided tours, educational programs, and community activities focused on environmental conservation throughout the year.
The park provides hiking trails, boat launches, picnic spots, and restroom facilities across both sections. No parking pass is needed to enjoy the grounds.
The property marks the western endpoint of the Corvallis to the Sea Trail, a connection route that opened in 2021. This path links inland regions directly to the Pacific shore.
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