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Beaver Eddy, near Astoria, OR, is surrounded by forested terrain with the Nehalem River nearby. Temperatures range from 40°F in winter to 70°F in summer. Campers can explore the nearby Fort Stevens State Park and the historic Astoria Column.

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Beaver Eddy is located in Oregon

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Located at milepost 10 along the banks of the Nehalem River on Lower Nehalem Road.

Coordinates

45.77603604 N
123.64660075 W

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Nehalem Bay Trailer Park

43 min away

Scenic Overlook Dispersed Camp near Foley Creek

1 hr 9 min away

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1 hr 18 min from Portland
1 hr 35 min from Longview
1 hr 56 min from Salem
2 hrs 14 min from Albany

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Brian H.

Scout

Reviewed Jul. 11, 2019

Noisy and dusty

While there is no park host, the campgrounds are pretty close to the road. With that, there is plenty of road noise and the trail down to the river goes right through 4 campsites so privacy is minimal.

Corinna B.

Legend

Reviewed Oct. 31, 2018

Small Campground With Some Spots Better Than Others

With just seven campsites, I liked the feeling of seclusion you might get similar to the dispersed sites further down the road, while still having a relatively clean pit toilet and garbage available. Kind of the best of both worlds. I also liked that it was $15 (vs the $20 of Henry Rierson nearby). It's first-come, first-served, and sites really do matter, so it's worth looking around or coming early or before the weekend to make sure you get a good one. Site #1 is literally a small turn-out on the road and worth avoiding, while other sites (like 4/5/6) are much larger, more secluded, and on the water. Sites 5 and 6 are also perfect if you have a group and want to share/go back and forth between the two sites. Site #7 is another one that's right on the parking lot and fairly small and worth avoiding if possible. I'd probably give this one a 3.5 star rating since the larger sites are nice, but not a ton to do other than hang out in/by the river.

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Bjorn S.

Legend

Reviewed Oct. 7, 2018

Take Your Hands Off the Wheel - You’re Already There

Out of Morrison Eddy, Henry Rierson Spruce Run, Nehalem Falls and Cook Creek, Beaver Eddy should probably be the last campground on your list. There are a couple of nice sites, with an open feel and parking area, and a good hike possibility with Cougar Mountain Road across a nearby bridge. And the water and forest views are smile-inducing. But the road is incredibly adjacent, privacy does not receive good overall marks here and there are still inconsistencies about whether it’s open or not at any given time due to nearby logging.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there good fishing opportunities at Beaver Eddy Campground on the Nehalem River?

Beaver Eddy Campground provides access to the Nehalem River, with a trail leading from the campground directly to the water. The river access makes it suitable for fishing, though the quality of fishing may vary by season. The Nehalem River is known for various fish species including salmon and steelhead during their respective seasons. Note that the trail to the river runs through several campsites, which might affect privacy when accessing fishing spots.

What amenities and facilities are available at Beaver Eddy Campground?

Beaver Eddy Campground offers basic amenities with 7 campsites, pit toilets, and garbage disposal facilities. The campground has a somewhat secluded feel while still providing essential services. Some sites feature open areas with dedicated parking spaces. The campground is close to hiking opportunities via Cougar Mountain Road, which is accessible by crossing a nearby bridge. Privacy between sites is limited as the trail to the river passes through several campsites.

Where is Beaver Eddy Campground located in Oregon?

Beaver Eddy Campground is situated along the Nehalem River in Oregon's Coast Range. It's located in Clatsop County on a forested route between Portland and the northern Oregon coast. The campground is positioned near other recreational areas including Morrison Eddy, Henry Rierson Spruce Run, Nehalem Falls, and Cook Creek campgrounds. Its location near Cougar Mountain Road also provides access to hiking opportunities in the surrounding forest.

How far is Beaver Eddy Campground from Seaside and Portland?

Beaver Eddy Campground is located in the Coast Range of Oregon, approximately 35-40 miles east of Seaside. From Portland, the campground is roughly 70-80 miles away, making it about a 1.5 to 2-hour drive depending on traffic and route taken. The campground's location makes it accessible for weekend trips from Portland while being close enough to Seaside for day trips to the coast.

What are the fees for camping at Beaver Eddy Campground?

Camping at Beaver Eddy costs $15 per night, which is more affordable than some nearby alternatives like Henry Rierson campground that charges $20. The campground operates on a first-come, first-served basis with no reservation system. There is no park host on-site to collect fees, so be prepared to use the self-pay station. For the most current fee information and payment methods, check with the managing forest service office before your trip.

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