Siuslaw North Jetty
Siuslaw North Jetty is a scenic coastal recreation area near Florence, Oregon, renowned for its sweeping ocean views, sandy beaches, and access to the Siuslaw River. The park offers excellent opportunities for fishing, beachcombing, picnicking, and wildlife viewing, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors seeking outdoor adventure along the Oregon Coast.
Free
Visiting with Dogs
Dogs allowed on leash; owners must clean up and follow posted rules. Watch for seasonal restrictions to protect wildlife.
Visitor Tips & Reviews
What Visitors Say
Loved for its scenic views, peaceful beaches, wildlife sightings, and excellent fishing, Siuslaw North Jetty is a tranquil spot for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.
Tips from Visitors
- Wear layers; coastal weather changes quickly.
- Watch for sneaker waves near the jetty.
- Bring binoculars for bird and whale watching.
- Leashed dogs are welcome on trails and beaches.
- Restrooms available at main parking area.
- Pack out all trash to protect wildlife.
Amenities
Nearby Attractions
Explore these attractions near Siuslaw North Jetty:
- Oregon Dunes National Recreation AreaExpansive sand dunes offering hiking, off-roading, and wildlife viewing opportunities just south of Florence.5 miles away
- Sea Lion CavesAmerica’s largest sea cave and a year-round home to wild sea lions, located along Highway 101 north of Florence.12 miles away
- Heceta Head LighthouseA historic lighthouse perched on a scenic bluff, offering tours and panoramic ocean views north of Florence.13 miles away
Things to Do at Siuslaw North Jetty
Camping at Siuslaw North Jetty
No camping at Siuslaw North Jetty; nearby Honeyman State Park offers full camping amenities and reservations.
Hiking Trails
Siuslaw North Jetty offers scenic coastal hiking with sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and the mouth of the Siuslaw River. Trails wind through sandy dunes, beach grass, and driftwood-strewn shores. Hikers often spot seabirds and enjoy the refreshing ocean breeze. The area is popular for its natural beauty, easy access, and opportunities for beachcombing, photography, and wildlife observation.
North Jetty Trail
EasyA scenic trail along the Siuslaw River and ocean jetty, featuring views of dunes, wildlife, and the Pacific Ocean.
Hobbit Trail via North Jetty Access
ModerateA forested trail with lush vegetation leading to a secluded beach, known for its enchanting, tunnel-like path.
South Jetty to North Jetty Beach Walk
EasyA sandy beach walk connecting the south and north jetties, ideal for birdwatching and beachcombing.
Siltcoos Lake Trail (North Section)
ModerateA lakeside trail through coastal forest with occasional views of Siltcoos Lake and opportunities for wildlife spotting.
Directions
From Florence, take Highway 126 west, turn onto North Jetty Road, and follow signs to the park entrance near the Siuslaw River mouth.
Contact & Info
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a fee to access Siuslaw North Jetty?
Yes, a day-use parking fee is required. You can purchase a daily permit on-site or use an Oregon State Parks annual pass.
Are dogs allowed at Siuslaw North Jetty?
Yes, dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times. Please clean up after your pet.
What activities can I do at Siuslaw North Jetty?
Popular activities include fishing, crabbing, beachcombing, picnicking, and watching the waves. The area is also great for photography and wildlife viewing.
Is Siuslaw North Jetty accessible for people with disabilities?
There is limited accessibility. Some areas have paved parking and paths, but much of the jetty and beach are sandy or rocky.
Are restrooms available at Siuslaw North Jetty?
Yes, there are vault toilets available near the parking area. No running water is provided.
Can I camp at Siuslaw North Jetty?
No, camping is not allowed at the jetty. The nearest campgrounds are located in nearby state parks such as Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park.

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