Harris Beach State Park

Harris Beach State Park extends over 173 acres with rock formations rising from the Pacific Ocean and beaches where tide pools form during low tide.

George Scott Harris, who arrived from Scotland in 1871, established a sheep and cattle ranch on these lands before they became a state park in 1926.

Bird Island, the largest offshore island in Oregon, functions as a National Wildlife Sanctuary where tufted puffins and other seabirds establish nesting colonies.

The park maintains 149 camping sites including 65 full-hookup spots, 25 electrical connections, 59 tent areas, and 6 yurts available through advance reservation.

During winter and spring migrations, visitors can observe gray whales passing through while harbor seals and sea lions frequent the coastal waters year-round.

Location: Oregon

Address: U.S. 101, Brookings, OR 97415, USA 97415 Brookings

Phone: +18005516949

Website: https://stateparks.oregon.gov/index.cfm?do=park.profile&parkId=58

GPS coordinates: 42.06710,-124.30700

Latest update: May 10, 2025 19:59