| Description: Alsea Falls Recreation Area is next to the South Fork Alsea River, in a lush coastal forest of red cedars, maples, & Douglas firs. The recreation area has 22 picnic tables, 16 campsites, hiking trails, & an outstanding view of Alsea Falls. Throughout the spring & summer, visitors find blooming rhododendrons, Oregon grapes, dogwoods, & other wildflowers, as well as numerous wild berries. Trails lead to Alsea Falls & other scenic points along the river. Beavers build in the river, & deer & elk graze in the young areas of the forest. Fishing in the river.
Location: To reach the east access from Corvallis, take OR 99W south 15 miles. Turn west on County Road #45120 & go five miles to Alpine Junction, then take South Fork Alsea Access Road nine miles to Alsea Falls Campground.
To reach the west access from Alsea, take OR 201 to County Road #48200 which connects with the South Fork Alsea Access Road. OR 201 is not signed but is located on the west end of Alsea as you enter town.
Season: May 18 - September 29.
Reservations: no. Available: Biking Fishing Picnicking
Hiking/Backpacking Water Sports
Camping Drinking Water RV Sites Restrooms. Notes: Maximum RV length is 30 feet. Pets must be restrained or on a leash at all times. |
Bureau of Land Management, Salem District Office, Alsea Falls Recreation Site Campground Web Site
Driving Direction GPS Coordinates: 44.873618, -123.022597
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