Washburne State Wayside, State park in Oregon, United States
Washburne State Wayside is an Oregon state park featuring forested land with trails that connect the campground to a five-mile sandy beach near Florence. The property combines woodland terrain with direct ocean access.
The park bears the name of Carl G. Washburne, an important figure in developing Oregon's scenic routes and park systems. His efforts helped establish public access to the state's natural coastal areas.
The park serves as a stopover point for people walking the Oregon Coast Trail, providing a base camp for extended coastal journeys. Visitors come here to connect with others who share an interest in long-distance hiking adventures.
The campground has 55 sites with electrical and water hookups, two yurts, flush toilets, hot showers, and an RV dump station available. Check ahead about seasonal availability of facilities before planning your stay.
Wild rhododendrons flower throughout the park in spring, creating a colorful landscape during warmer months. A creek running through the campground attracts elk, which sometimes appear near the water.
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