Beverly Beach State Park

Newport, Oregon
Established 1940
135 acres

Beverly Beach State Park is a popular coastal destination nestled between forested bluffs and the Pacific Ocean, offering year-round camping, beach access, and family-friendly amenities. Its proximity to Newport and scenic trails make it a favorite for beachcombing, whale watching, and exploring tide pools.

Entrance Fee

Free

Visiting with Dogs

Dogs allowed on leash; not in buildings or swim areas. Owners must clean up after pets and control them at all times.

Visitor Tips & Reviews

What Visitors Say

Spacious, forested campsites and direct beach access make Beverly Beach State Park a beloved, family-friendly spot for camping, beachcombing, and exploring Oregon’s scenic coastline.

Tips from Visitors

  • Reserve campsites early, especially during summer months.
  • Leash pets at all times in the park.
  • Bring layers; coastal weather changes quickly.
  • Check tide tables before beach walks.
  • Quiet hours are strictly enforced after 10 p.m.
  • Firewood available at the park store.

Amenities

Kids PlaygroundRestroomsShowersPicnic AreasCampgroundYurtsRV HookupsBeach AccessInterpretive ProgramsDrinking WaterFirewood for Sale

Nearby Attractions

Explore these attractions near Beverly Beach State Park:

  • Devils Punchbowl State Natural Area
    A unique geological formation and viewpoint where waves crash into a hollow rock bowl, popular for whale watching and picnicking.
    6 miles away
  • Oregon Coast Aquarium
    A renowned marine science center in Newport offering interactive exhibits, sea life displays, and educational programs for all ages.
    8 miles away
  • Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area
    A scenic headland featuring Oregon’s tallest lighthouse, tide pools, and panoramic ocean views, perfect for wildlife watching and photography.
    10 miles away

Things to Do at Beverly Beach State Park

CampingBeachcombingWhale WatchingPicnickingTide Pooling

Camping at Beverly Beach State Park

Year-round camping with tent, RV, yurts, and cabins. Reservations recommended. Full amenities and beach access available.

Hiking Trails

Beverly Beach State Park offers easy, family-friendly hiking trails that wind through lush coastal forests and lead directly to a wide, sandy beach. Trails are well-maintained and suitable for all ages, with opportunities to spot wildlife and enjoy ocean views. Hikers frequently praise the peaceful atmosphere, towering trees, and convenient access to both forested paths and scenic beachfront.

Beverly Beach to Yaquina Head Trail

Moderate

A scenic coastal trail featuring beach walks, forested sections, and views of Yaquina Head Lighthouse.

5.2 mi
2.5 hours
320 ft gain
Moderate difficulty

Beverly Beach Creek Trail

Easy

A short, family-friendly trail following Beverly Creek through lush coastal forest to the beach.

1.1 mi
30 minutes
60 ft gain
Easy difficulty

Spencer Creek Loop

Easy

A gentle loop trail winding through dense Sitka spruce and along Spencer Creek, with occasional wildlife sightings.

2.3 mi
1 hour
110 ft gain
Easy difficulty

Beach Walk to Moolack Shores

Moderate

A sandy beach walk north from Beverly Beach to the rocky outcrops of Moolack Shores, popular for tidepooling.

3.8 mi
1.5 hours
45 ft gain
Moderate difficulty

Directions

From Newport, drive north on US-101 for 7 miles. The park entrance is well-marked on the west side of the highway.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Beverly Beach State Park open year-round?

Yes, Beverly Beach State Park is open year-round for camping and day use, though some facilities may be limited during the winter months.

Are dogs allowed at Beverly Beach State Park?

Yes, dogs are allowed but must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet at all times. Please clean up after your pet.

How close is the campground to the beach?

The campground is a short walk from the beach, accessible via a paved trail that goes under Highway 101.

Are there showers and restrooms available?

Yes, the park offers flush toilets and hot showers for registered campers. Facilities are generally clean and well-maintained.

Can I reserve a campsite in advance?

Yes, campsites and yurts can be reserved up to 6 months in advance through the Oregon State Parks reservation system.

Is Beverly Beach good for tide pooling or agate hunting?

Yes, Beverly Beach is popular for tide pooling and agate hunting, especially at low tide. Always check tide schedules and be cautious of changing conditions.

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