Boiler Bay State Scenic Viewpoint
Check pricesRugged basalt-rimmed bay on the Oregon coast, popular for whale watching and seabird viewing.

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A coastal Oregon state recreation area where a creek meets the ocean, with a day-use lawn, picnic spots, and a cliff-edged beach.
Near Lincoln City, OR
This Oregon Parks and Recreation Department site sits near Lincoln City, where a small creek reaches the Pacific. Visitors find a grassy day-use area, sheltered picnic spots, and a covered shelter for rainy weather. Wooden footbridges cross a forest of spruce, hemlock, shore pine, and alder. The beach is ringed by cliffs and includes a sheltered cove, and the park is known for birdwatching and tidepool exploration. A day-use parking permit is required, and a one-day permit can be bought on site.
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