Alfred A. Loeb State Park
Nestled along the Chetco River, Alfred A. Loeb State Park offers lush myrtlewood forests, riverside camping, and abundant opportunities for fishing, boating, and hiking. Its tranquil setting and easy river access make it a favorite for families and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat in southern Oregon.
Free
Visiting with Dogs
Dogs allowed on leash (max 6 feet); not in buildings or swim areas. Owners must clean up after pets.
Visitor Tips & Reviews
What Visitors Say
Loved for its peaceful riverside campsites, redwood trails, and clean facilities, Alfred A. Loeb State Park is a top pick for nature lovers and families seeking relaxation or adventure.
Tips from Visitors
- Reserve cabins early, they fill up fast.
- Bring insect repellent for summer visits.
- Pack layers; weather changes quickly.
- Enjoy fishing in the Chetco River.
- Leashed pets are welcome in most areas.
- Check river conditions before swimming or boating.
Amenities
Nearby Attractions
Explore these attractions near Alfred A. Loeb State Park:
- Chetco RiverA pristine river known for fishing, kayaking, and swimming, offering beautiful views and abundant wildlife.0.1 miles away
- Azalea ParkA 33-acre city park in Brookings featuring gardens, walking paths, and seasonal festivals.8 miles away
- Harris Beach State ParkA scenic coastal park with sandy beaches, tide pools, and dramatic rock formations, perfect for beachcombing and wildlife viewing.10 miles away
Things to Do at Alfred A. Loeb State Park
Camping at Alfred A. Loeb State Park
Year-round camping with RV/tent sites and cabins, full amenities, and river access. Reservations recommended, especially in summer.
Hiking Trails
Alfred A. Loeb State Park offers peaceful day hiking along the Chetco River, surrounded by lush myrtlewood forests. Trails are well-maintained and suitable for all skill levels, with opportunities to spot wildlife and enjoy river views. The park’s scenic beauty and tranquil atmosphere make it a favorite for families and casual hikers seeking a relaxing outdoor experience in southern Oregon.
Riverside Trail
EasyA scenic trail following the Chetco River with lush forest views and access to the riverbank.
Redwood Nature Trail
ModerateA loop trail through a grove of Oregon's northernmost redwoods, featuring interpretive signs and diverse plant life.
River View Trail
EasyShort trail offering panoramic views of the Chetco River and opportunities for wildlife spotting.
Loeb to Redwood Link Trail
ModerateConnects the main park area to the Redwood Nature Trail, winding through dense forest and fern groves.
Directions
From Brookings, drive east on US-101, then turn onto North Bank Chetco River Road. The park entrance is about 8 miles from downtown Brookings.
Contact & Info
Frequently Asked Questions
What activities can I do at Alfred A. Loeb State Park?
Popular activities include camping, fishing, swimming, hiking, and kayaking on the Chetco River. The park also features a disc golf course and access to redwood trails.
Are there cabins or just campsites at the park?
Alfred A. Loeb State Park offers both tent and RV campsites, as well as three rustic rental cabins available year-round.
Is the park pet-friendly?
Yes, pets are allowed in the park and campgrounds, but they must be kept on a leash at all times and cleaned up after.
Do I need a reservation to camp at Alfred A. Loeb State Park?
Reservations are highly recommended, especially during summer months, as sites and cabins often fill up quickly. Walk-in sites may be available on a limited basis.
Are there showers and restrooms available?
Yes, the park provides clean restrooms and hot showers for registered campers and cabin guests.
How close is the park to the nearest town?
Alfred A. Loeb State Park is about 8 miles east of Brookings, Oregon, where you can find groceries, restaurants, and other amenities.
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