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Nehalem, Oregon
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During World War II, the park area was used as a military training ground, and remnants of the past can still be found in the form of old bunkers and structures.
The park is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including Roosevelt elk, which can often be spotted grazing in the meadows.
The park features yurts, which provide a cozy alternative to traditional tent camping, especially during the cooler months.
Nehalem Bay State Park is situated at the confluence of the Nehalem River and the Pacific Ocean, offering stunning views and diverse ecosystems.
Nehalem Bay State Park offers several miles of equestrian trails, making it a popular destination for horseback riding enthusiasts.
The nearby town of Nehalem was once a bustling port, and the park area played a significant role in the region's maritime trade.
Nehalem Bay State Park is part of the Pacific Flyway, attracting a wide variety of migratory birds throughout the year.
