This 2,700-acre wonderland in the Siuslaw National Forest has awe-inspiring views, crashing surf, tide pools, old-growth forest, and 26 miles of interconnected looping trails. One trail leads to the Giant Spruce, recently named a state Heritage Tree. Cape Perpetua Campground is open May through September. The road to the viewpoint winds upwards from the north side of the campground. At 802 feet, you get a view far down the coast. The stone shelter was built in the 1930s by the CCC and served as a lookout for enemy ships and planes during World War II. The Visitor Center offers RV parking, exhibits, book/gift shop, and a theater. Recreation pass required. Guided walks are scheduled.
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