Driftwood Beach State Recreation Site, State recreation area in Oregon, United States.
Driftwood Beach is a coastal recreation area in Oregon featuring a wide sandy shore with alternating hard-packed and soft sand sections extending along miles of coastline. The site provides RV parking, restrooms, and picnic facilities situated beneath shore pine trees near the main parking area.
The site was established in 1968 through an initial land purchase and expanded in 1986 with a significant donation from a private landowner. This growth shaped the recreational area into its current size and capacity.
The beach represents Oregon's commitment to providing public spaces where individuals can experience coastal environments through activities like beachcombing and exploration.
The beach is most accessible by car, with ample parking available at the entrance for both regular vehicles and RVs. Weather conditions change frequently, especially during winter, so visitors should prepare accordingly for coastal wind and potential storms.
Sand levels on the beach fluctuate significantly between seasons, affecting how much driftwood is visible and how far the tide recedes. These natural shifts mean each visit can feel quite different depending on the time of year and recent weather patterns.
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