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Waldport

A place where crabbing is king and bike rentals are free, Waldport is a friendly coastal community with its own unique identity.

With easy access to the ocean, the bay and the vast woodlands of the Siuslaw National Forest, Waldport makes an ideal base for outdoor recreation year-round. Play a round of golf, go kayaking, satisfy your seafood cravings and peruse antiques all in the same day. If you’re lucky, in winter you might catch some epic storm-watching.

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Nearby Cities: Seal Rock, Yachats, Tidewater, South Beach, Newport

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Ways to Play in Waldport

The artful arch of the Alsea Bay Bridge signals your arrival in Waldport, a coastal community 15 miles south of Newport on the Central Coast. Like the bridge, Waldport spans the mouth of Alsea Bay, a waterway renowned...

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Where to See Seals and Sea Lions on the Oregon Coast

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Maple Bars, Sea Stars and Harbor Seals

Waldport, Oregon Coast

Historic Alsea Bay Bridge Interpretive Center & Waldport Museum

Waldport, Oregon Coast

Canal Creek Campground

Waldport, Oregon Coast

Beachside State Recreation Site

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Governor Patterson Memorial State Recreation Site

Waldport, Oregon Coast

Driftwood Beach State Recreation Site

Waldport, Oregon Coast

Tasty Detours in Waldport

Pacific Sourdough

Waldport, Oregon Coast

Hilltop Cafe-Bistro

Waldport, Oregon Coast

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Where are the best places for RV camping on the Coast?

There are several options along Oregon’s 363 mile coastline for RV camping adjacent to the beach. I personally prefer the State Parks camping experience (forested, close to great natural areas) to most private RV parks that are primarily paved or graveled parking lots. A few State Parks offer campsites adjacent to the beach, though not…