Beverly Beach State Park

Beverly Beach State Park stretches between Cape Foulweather and Yaquina Head, offering access to both sandy beaches and forest camping areas along Spencer Creek. The park spans both sides of the creek, blending coastal and wooded terrain.

The Oregon Highway Commission acquired land near Spencer Creek between 1942 and 1943, transferring it to State Parks administration. The park continued expanding with additional land purchases through 1969.

Visitors encounter Pacific Northwest coastal traditions through whale observation areas and marine life watching along the shoreline. These experiences connect people directly to the region's relationship with the ocean and its wildlife.

The campground features tent sites, full-hookup spots, electrical connections, yurts, and group camping areas suited to different needs. Many facilities are accessible for people with disabilities, making a visit comfortable for everyone.

The forest camping area sits between the rocky Spencer Creek and the ocean beach, where fallen trees nourish new forest growth. These fallen logs are a natural feature of Pacific Northwest forests that visitors can easily spot while exploring.