Winchuck State Recreation Site, State recreational area in southern Oregon, United States.
Winchuck State Recreation Site is a coastal area in southern Oregon providing access to both the Winchuck River and sandy beaches. The location connects riverbank and ocean shoreline in a single compact setting for outdoor activities.
The site was acquired by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department in 1964 to provide public beach access. Converting private land into public recreation space marked a key moment in coastal protection for the region.
Local residents and visitors gather at this recreation site to participate in traditional coastal activities like clamming, fishing, and marine life observation.
The site has a parking facility and is open year-round for activities like fishing and clamming. Visitors should check tide schedules and prepare for changing coastal weather conditions.
A restoration project at the river mouth creates new habitats for aquatic species by transforming estuary land. This effort shows how recreation areas can support conservation goals alongside public enjoyment.
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