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Coastal hikers and history lovers base here for the 1870 lighthouse and eight miles of trails along rugged cliffs. The park commands Oregon's westernmost point, steps from Port Orford's oceanfront and Sixes River fishing. Pick from 57 sites that start at $29 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, only 4 of 57 sites offer full hookups. The other 52 provide electrical and water hookups, but no sewer at those sites. Park lacks a dump station. No details confirm 30-amp or 50-amp service. Book via ReserveAmerica to check availability.
Yes, the park welcomes pets. Two of four cabins allow them; campsites follow standard rules. Keep pets leashed at all times per Oregon State Parks policy. No dog park or breed restrictions noted. Check pets FAQ for full details.
Rates start at $29 per night. Prices depend on site type like electrical with water or full hookup, plus cabins. Reservations fill fast; book up to six months ahead on oregonstateparks.reserveamerica.com. Firewood costs extra.
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