Tidewater clings to the Siuslaw River's twists in Oregon's Coast Range, drawing steelhead anglers and forest explorers. Camp here to hook salmon from boat ramps or hike lush trails in Siuslaw National Forest. Blackberry Campground and Siuslaw National Forest Blackberry Campground start your trip from $28 a night.
Tidewater buzzes with salmon runs on the Siuslaw River, where anglers launch from Tidewater Boat Ramp for coho and steelhead. Clammers dig razor clams on nearby beaches; kayakers glide the South Fork Siuslaw past soaring eagles. Every September, the Tidewater Salmon Derby packs Highway 34 with fishermen sharing tall tales.
Blackberry Campground fits budget solo RVers at $28 per night. Siuslaw National Forest Blackberry Campground targets groups and pet lovers; pull-through sites and leashed dogs welcome at $36. Both parks hug the river, launching you to forest roads or estuary crabbing in minutes.
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Tidewater excels in salmon and steelhead fishing on the Siuslaw River. Anglers use Tidewater Boat Ramp for coho runs; clammers hit nearby estuaries. The September Salmon Derby draws crowds to Highway 34 for prizes and stories. Hikers tackle Siuslaw National Forest trails starting nearby.
Blackberry Campground and Siuslaw National Forest Blackberry Campground serve Tidewater. Blackberry offers basic sites from $28/night along the river. The Forest park charges $36 for group sites, pull-throughs, and pet access in Lincoln County.
Yes, Siuslaw National Forest Blackberry Campground welcomes pets. Leashed dogs roam its pull-through and group sites at $36/night. Always pack out waste and follow forest rules near the Siuslaw River.