This vast expanse of coastal sand dunes stretches for miles along the Oregon coast and is one of the largest dune systems in North America. Visitors can engage in dune buggy riding, hiking, horseback riding, and bird watching.

The area is managed by the U.S. Forest Service and offers numerous trails, picnic areas, and scenic viewpoints, making it a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

The Umpqua Discovery Center is a museum and nature center that showcases the natural and cultural history of the Umpqua River region. Exhibits include displays on local wildlife, Native American heritage, and the area's logging and fishing industries.

The center also offers educational programs, guided tours, and a gift shop featuring local crafts and souvenirs.

Located a short drive from Reedsport, this wildlife viewing area is famous for its large herd of Roosevelt elk. Visitors can observe these majestic animals in their natural habitat, especially during the winter months.

The area includes walking trails, observation platforms, and interpretive signs that provide information about the elk and other local wildlife.

This historic lighthouse, located near Reedsport, offers picturesque views of the Umpqua River meeting the Pacific Ocean. The lighthouse is a popular spot for photography and sightseeing.

Though the lighthouse is not open for tours, the surrounding park area provides picnic spots and walking paths along the river.

This natural area is dedicated to preserving the habitat of Roosevelt elk and other wildlife native to the Oregon coast. It features easy walking trails and observation decks for wildlife viewing.

The park is family-friendly and offers opportunities for bird watching, photography, and enjoying the peaceful coastal environment.

A local park offering recreational facilities including playgrounds, picnic areas, and sports fields. It is a great place for families and visitors to relax and enjoy outdoor activities within the town.

The park often hosts community events and gatherings, contributing to the town’s friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

This trail provides a scenic route through coastal forest and wetlands, ideal for hiking and wildlife observation. It connects to the Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area and offers a peaceful nature experience.

The trail is accessible for most skill levels and is a favorite for bird watchers and photographers.

A popular spot for fishing, walking, and enjoying views of the river and ocean. The jetty is frequented by locals and visitors alike for its serene environment and opportunities to see marine life.

It is also a good location for watching boats and sometimes spotting seals or sea birds.

This center provides educational exhibits and information about the Roosevelt elk and the local ecosystem. It enhances the visitor experience with interactive displays and knowledgeable staff.

The center is a great starting point for exploring the surrounding natural areas and learning about conservation efforts.

A small local aquarium featuring marine life native to the Oregon coast. It offers an educational experience for families and children interested in oceanography and marine biology.

The aquarium showcases fish, invertebrates, and other sea creatures found in the nearby Pacific waters.