Seven Devils State Recreation Site, State recreation site in Coos County, United States.
Seven Devils State Recreation Site is a state park and beach in Coos County, Oregon, administered by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department. It lies about 4 metres above sea level, roughly 13 km north of Bandon, with the Pacific Ocean immediately to the west and wooded hills rising to the east.
The site was acquired and developed into a public recreation area during the 1960s, transforming former farmland into a coastal destination for visitors. This shift made the shoreline accessible to the broader public.
The name refers to seven sea stacks off the beach, a landmark for beachgoers and agate hunters working the gravel beds. The site lies about 13 km north of Bandon in Coos County, and the stacks are best picked out at low tide from the sand.
The site is accessible year-round for day use and offers opportunities for walking, exploring, and wildlife viewing. Visitors should watch tide conditions and wear appropriate footwear for rocky terrain.
The area is known among agate hunters who search for these semiprecious stones along several miles of connected coastal stretches. The beaches regularly yield new finds, especially after storms.
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