Alfred A. Loeb State Park

Open — The campground is currently open and accepting reservations year-round. All sites include water and electric hookups. Shower hours are limited and posted on-site.

About

Alfred A. Loeb State Park is a tranquil riverside retreat nestled in a grove of ancient myrtlewood trees along the banks of the pristine Chetco River near Brookings. The park's 53 campsites are shaded by a magnificent myrtlewood forest, with many trees over 200 years old that fill the air with a crisp, eucalyptus-like fragrance. Several campsites face the scenic river, offering peaceful views and direct access to fishing, swimming, and rafting opportunities. The campground caters primarily to RVs with all sites featuring electric hookups (50/30/20 amp) and water, though no sewer hookups are available. Driveway lengths range from 29 to 53 feet, accommodating a variety of rig sizes. In addition to the camping sites, the park offers three rental cabins for those seeking a roof overhead while still enjoying the natural surroundings. Visitors can explore nearby trails through the myrtlewood groves, launch drift boats from the river access area, or simply relax by the clear-running Chetco River. The park's location in southwestern Oregon's Curry County places it within easy reach of the Oregon Coast and provides a serene basecamp for exploring the region's natural beauty.

Directions

From Brookings, Oregon, take North Bank Chetco River Road and travel approximately 8 miles northeast to the park entrance on the right.

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