Laurie Steinke: An exceptional experience. We arrived at the park at 7:30 am. The parking lot was empty. We hiked the Moss trail and only saw four other people. Then we went to the Spruce trail. It was a great trail. It was muddy and you need to watch for tree roots. The bathroom was open even when the visitor center was closed. We left at 10:30 and the lot was full. There were about 10 cars waiting to get in. They allow one in when one leaves.
Joodie Klinke: Best time to go = weekday, extreme low tide, sunny. Easy walk, even though 11 miles, due to the low tide and packed sand. Wonderful views from the lighthouse tower. Picnic tables, public restroom, and water are all available on the grounds.
Gray Bush: Well, with all thats going on, Im assuming theyre going not appropriate money for normal operations, then say say look, the park is run down, we better let someone in the private sector run them. Like build home and condos for the elite, lol, nice park
rebecca thiemke: Amazing views! We had a blast on the tubing run and now my son is more excited than ever to take snowboarding lessons. Would definitely recommend the tubing for all ages, it was easy to get to and a fun quick run.
Chul Lee: The waterfront and pier area is an amazing spot for a short walk, dining, and hanging out. The views, especially at night, are simply breathtaking. There are plenty of shops and restaurants to explore, and the area is impressively clean and modern. The paved roads make for an easy stroll, and there are some great wineries nearby to enjoy as well.
D K: Lovely national historical site right across the river from Portland and off the Columbia River. There’s a self guided tour where you can walk in the old buildings of the fort. Next door is an air museum and there is a house where Ulysses Grant lived.
