Neptune State Scenic Viewpoint encompasses four pull offs from Highway 101. The northernmost does not have an official name but is located next to Gwynn Creek. This spot offers access to a small isolated beach and plenty of grass for a picnic. The next spot is labeled Neptune.

State Scenic Viewpoint N estled in the forest east of U.S. 101, Carl G. Washburne Memorial State Park’s creekside campground is just north of scenic Heceta Head and about 10 miles south of Cape Perpetua. Year-Round Camping (First-come, first-served) • 51 full-hookup sites (sewer, electricity, water) • Seven electrical sites (with water ...

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Known for its lighthouse, stunning ocean views, and octopus-shaped Sitka spruce, Cape Meares State Scenic Viewpoint is a must-see when driving the Three Capes Scenic Loop. From the park’s many viewpoints, you might spot migrating gray whales or other marine mammals such as sea lions, dolphins, and porpoise.

Rocky Creek is a spectacular ocean-front park on a forested bluff overlooking the ocean. Offshore rocks provide spectacular wave action in storms and are nesting areas for birds and sea lions and harbor seals. The viewpoint is an official Whale Spoken Here site for watching gray whales.

Scenic Viewpoint 14 Strawberry Hill M/D • • • b • Located within Neptune State Scenic Viewpoint. 15 Bob Creek to E/M • • b Adjoins the southern boundary of Neptune State Park.

An excellent whale watching and photography viewpoint. Walk the historic 804 Trail (.75 miles one-way with resting benches scattered along the way). The park is known for tidepooling, rock fishing and the yearly smelt run (smelt are small, silvery relatives of salmon).

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Cape Meares State Scenic Viewpoint is a prime location for whale watching. Migrating whales may be seen from December to January as they head south to calving grounds in Mexico and again March to April as they head north to Alaska. Volunteers help visitors spot whales during designated whale watching weeks in December and March.