GA TE W A Y T O OREGON’ S BEA UTIFUL C O ASTLINE WARRENTON I


f you’re looking for a chance to relax while savoring the beauty of the Oregon Coast, visit Warrenton. Warrenton preserves its small-town quiet in the midst of busy marinas, recreational areas and historical attractions. Campers – from recreational vehicle owners


to the bike and tent variety – can find a place to stay in Warrenton, at Fort Stevens State Park or one of the nearby private establishments. Fort Stevens has a yurt village available for overnight rentals.


At Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, a replica of the expedition’s Fort Clatsop has been built to replace the one that burned in 2005. The explorers camped there in the winter of 1805-06.


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