Salisbury Beach State Reservation
"Salem visitors are drawn to the reservation for a straightforward beach day and scenic coastal views within a short drive."
A popular Atlantic coast park with a broad beach, marshland scenery, and seasonal camping.
Discover 14 parks for beachcombing within driving distance of Salem
"Salem visitors are drawn to the reservation for a straightforward beach day and scenic coastal views within a short drive."
A popular Atlantic coast park with a broad beach, marshland scenery, and seasonal camping.
"Salem visitors often combine the reservation with a North Shore coastal drive. The beach and marsh setting provide a quieter contrast to the city’s busy historic attractions."
A scenic coastal reservation on Plum Island with sandy beach access, salt marsh vistas, and excellent birdwatching.
"Salem visitors often head to Hampton Beach for a full summer beach experience. The park is close enough for a day trip but feels like a true getaway."
A bustling oceanfront state park with a sandy beach, boardwalk access, and classic New Hampshire seacoast recreation.
"Salem residents can reach the Seacoast quickly for a beach day or evening walk along the shore. It is a convenient summer destination for families and groups."
A compact Atlantic beach park offering swimming, sunbathing, and scenic seacoast views.
"Salem visitors can reach the park for a convenient coastal getaway. It is a good choice for picnicking, walking the shoreline, and visiting the science center."
A scenic Atlantic coast park with tide pools, picnic areas, and marine science exhibits.
"Salem residents often travel to Jenness State Beach for easy access to the ocean and a classic New England beach atmosphere. It is a straightforward summer destination for families and groups."
A popular sandy ocean beach in Rye with swimming, surf, and scenic seacoast views.
"Salem visitors enjoy the short drive to the northern and central coast, making day hikes and beach excursions along the trail easily accessible."
A 360-mile hiking trail tracing Oregon’s spectacular coastline from the Columbia River to the California border.
"Salem, the state capital, is a convenient drive from the coast, making D River a favorite weekend destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts."
A scenic oceanfront park in Lincoln City with beach access and family-friendly amenities.
"Oregon’s capital city, Salem is a gateway for inland residents seeking a day trip to the coast. Fishing Rock provides a serene escape for Salem visitors looking for uncrowded beaches."
A quiet coastal park with beach access, tidepools, and ocean views.
"Oregon's capital city, Salem offers residents a convenient day trip to the coast, with Fogarty Creek providing a peaceful beach and picnic destination."
A coastal park with forested trails, beach access, and picnic areas near Depoe Bay.
"Oregon's capital city offers museums and gardens. Salem residents often escape to Gleneden Beach for coastal relaxation and family outings."
A serene coastal park with beach access, picnicking, and ocean views.
"As Oregon’s capital, Salem provides a convenient urban base for exploring the coast. Many Salem residents enjoy weekend escapes to Bob Straub State Park for relaxation and nature."
A coastal park with sandy beaches, dunes, and estuary views on the Nestucca Spit.
"As Oregon’s capital, Salem provides cultural attractions and easy access to the coast, making Cape Kiwanda a popular day-trip destination for city residents."
A stunning coastal park with sandstone cliffs, ocean vistas, and beach access.
"Oregon’s capital city, offering museums, gardens, and urban amenities. Salem residents visit Neskowin for a scenic coastal escape and family-friendly beach outings."
A picturesque coastal park known for its beach access and the unique Ghost Forest.