Alsea Bay Historic Interpretive Center, State park interpretive center in Waldport, Oregon, United States.
The Alsea Bay Historic Interpretive Center is an interpretive facility in Waldport featuring displays about bridge engineering and local transportation history. The exhibits also cover the marine ecosystems found along this section of the Oregon coast.
The facility was built by Oregon's transportation department during the Alsea Bay Bridge replacement project. The city of Waldport took over management of the center in 2020.
Native American artifacts and photographs on display show the long relationship between indigenous communities and the Pacific coast. Visitors can explore how these peoples have connected with and shaped this region through the generations.
The center sits on NW Highway 101 in Waldport and is easy to access for travelers passing through town. Staff members are available to give tours and explain the displays in more detail.
The center brings together transportation engineering history with marine biology education in an unusual combination. This dual focus reveals how human infrastructure and natural systems have intersected along this stretch of coast.
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