Lumberman's Memorial Park is located in a small fishing town along the coast of Oregon called…read moreGaribaldi. The park and museum was established in 1960 , built by Garibaldi Lion Club members & volunteers. Logging and the railroads have been very important in the history of Oregon. As such, Lumberman's Memorial Park displays old trains and logging equipment. There is a picnic area plus a nice children's play area. The park has been open to the public for over 50 years and is adjacent to the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad Train facilities which takes you along the Tillamook County Coastline. A must stop for history buffs! Enjoy !

Love this little park, which was walking distance from our Vrbo rental house. I had to burn some…read moreenergy off of my two year old son, before our long drive to PDX. And I found this park on Yelp. I used my nav & the walk was only seven minutes one-way. When we arrived, nobody was around, maybe it was because it was only 7:45AM, lol. My son had a blast with the swings & slides. So elated to have discovered this fun park.

Great park! Big playground. Public bathrooms. Picnic tables (covered). Small boat launch. Good spot…read morefor an outdoor music event. Also got an adjacent bumpy bike area to ride and jump bikes. Kids loved it!

I really love places which are educational and fun. We wanted to visit the forest for some fall…read morecolors and the overall drive to this place is magical. They have a cute stationary inside the center with a lot of local, handmade, and cute stuff. We bought some maps. From the time you enter inside the place to the time exists, you ll learn a lot of things about nature. They maintained it really well and once you walk out from the other end, you ll see a very pretty bridge with water flowing. And there are couple of small trails outside of the forest center. There's a light house just right outside to experience the beautiful place from top. Overall, we really enjoyed visiting this place. Definitely a must visit if you are around.

Reopened...FINALLY!!…read more The center hasn't been open since we moved to Oregon. We've driven by so many times wondering what was behind the gate...will we ever know? But HOORAY, last weekend the gates opened and we got to check it out. We actually heard an announcement as we were heading towards the building from the parking lot and decided to join a Tillamook Forest tree information walk first thing. A very pleasant employee, Abby, gave us a brief intro into the surrounding trees, their history and importance within the park. After the tour we wandered over the Wilson River bridge and back into the center to meander through the exhibits a bit. There are so many interesting educational items to read and look through inside, as well as a theater and gift shop...and a few trails to take around the vicinity as well. Our first visit was pretty brief, but we were happy to leave so much to explore during future visits. Fabulous and fun spot to learn about the beautiful Tillamook Forest!

Stumbled across this quaint little spot driving south after visiting Cannon Beach and I have to say…read moreit's a great place to spend some time! There is parking right at the beach access with a restroom (though from reading it's not always open) and if you're looking for a less crowded option on the coast, you should give this a visit. Some interesting seascapes to take in and a small waterfall (Hug Point Falls) to discover as well.

Yes you need to come here. Beautiful site and beach. Parking is easy but be prepared to do some…read morewalking.

This is a fun playground on the oregon coast. Lots of play structure to run about on. Featuring…read morebalance beams, monkey bars, and slides. My kids had a lot of fun, the problem came when they had to go the bathroom... It looks like the bathrooms at the park are closed for vandalism so that was inconvenient for us.

Was visiting Astoria for a day and my toddler needed to burn off some energy. Lo and behold, we…read morefound this park with an AMAZING play structure. Hands down one of the better ones we've seen. There's a separate areas for very young kids and another area for bigger kids. Also has convenient bathrooms. Our 2 year old had so much fun. We had no trouble finding parking right on the street. Will definitely come back here again.

Horse camping May 2026 site H10…read more Nice! Pipe stalls. Potable water at each site. Manure pit nearby. Wheelbarrows also. Clean full flush toilet bathrooms. Showers one camp group over. Easy access to the beach.

Recently spent 5 days here. A friend comes here every year so that tells you something. They…read more*recently* did some upkeep (it was closed), although tbh we could not tell where/how. Pros: *relatively quiet, mannerly camp guests. *attractive campground and camp sites *easily available facilities + water, dump, garbage, etc *showers are free and hot water is running *plenty of walking and cycling paths *all kinds of camping from backpackers to horses to yurts Cons: *electricity in the yurts is a touch wonky *bathrooms don't necessarily seem clean as much as they seem "rinsed off" periodically; yet relatively free of unpleasantness *women's bathroom stalls ridiculously tiny Set between Seaside and Tillamook, it's a great base from which to set off exploring. Yurts could not be called "luxurious" yet they are cozy and have all the basics met. A few yurts are pet friendly.

We stopped here on the way to go to a trail by Devil's Lake. The area, which was across the lake,…read morewas on fire so we stayed on the side of the lake and enjoyed the ducks. There is a nice playground for kids and in the ramada, some information about the ducks you can see on the lake. Some of the ducks were close to shore so we were able to see them up close. It was a nice spot to stop and with good information.

This place is giant!! Huge castle like wooden structure with tire swings, things to climb, etc…read more There is also an area up the hill with more modern play structures to spin on and swings. This playground will keep your kids busy for a while! The is a smaller parking lot that might get filled on warm summer days. Bathrooms are available in the parking lot.

It is super fun. There is a baseball field and I love that because I love baseball so that's really…read morefun.

Cute park with playground, swings, picnic tables, small baseball field and public restrooms. Lovely…read morespot for the kids to stretch their legs and play for a bit.